March Plaza Project

The March Plaza Project involves the construction of three multi-tenant commercial buildings totaling 66,686 square feet on a 4.37-acre site at the northwest corner of Harley Knox Blvd. and Perris Blvd. in Perris, California. The project requires an amendment to the Perris Valley Community Plan and Specific Plan to introduce a Planned Development Overlay, which will allow increased flexibility for business and professional office uses within the underlying Commercial (C) zoning district. Environmental compliance is governed by the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), with a full Environmental Impact Report having been prepared and mitigation measures formally adopted to address identified environmental impacts. The City of Perris serves as the lead agency and approving authority, with Nathan Perez, Senior Planner, designated as the primary point of contact for planning and administrative matters. The project is not governed by federal acquisition regulations, as no FAR clauses, contract type, pricing structure, or federal procurement clauses are present. The contract is classified as a forecast, indicating it is a pre-solicitation planning document rather than a finalized agreement with awarded funding or contractor selection. No contract value, line-item pricing, payment instructions, accounting codes, or delivery schedules have been established or disclosed. The applicant, Eliott Kahn, Ruth Kahn Perris, LLC, is identified as the project proponent but lacks federal entity identifiers such as a UEI or CAGE code, and no socioeconomic or size status certifications are provided. There are no specified performance periods, inspection criteria beyond CEQA compliance, or special requirements such as security clearances or key personnel provisions. All activities, including construction and acceptance, are restricted to the specified location in Perris, and no attachments, invoicing methods, or contracting officer details are available in the documentation.