Master Application (MA) No. 25275 (ADU25024)

The City of Jurupa Valley, California, has authorized a residential accessory dwelling unit (ADU) project through Ministerial Approval under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), using Master Application No. 25275 (ADU25024). The project involves converting an existing 336-square-foot garage into livable space and adding a 276-square-foot extension to create a total of 612 square feet of new residential area at 5580 Northwood Drive in Jurupa Valley. The project qualifies for categorical exemptions under CEQA Sections 15303 and 15268, meaning no discretionary approval or environmental impact review is required, and approval is granted automatically upon demonstration of compliance with state and local building codes. The applicant is identified as Jessica Lora and Julio Aguilar, with Edgar Cortez of the City’s Planning Department serving as the primary point of contact for administrative review and approval. The project is not a competitive procurement, and no contract value, pricing, or financial terms are specified, as the process is administrative rather than commercial. No federal acquisition regulations (FAR) apply to this action, as it is a local land use entitlement processed under state environmental law. Delivery and performance occur entirely at the project site in Jurupa Valley, with inspection and acceptance handled by local authorities based on compliance with municipal ordinances and CEQA exemptions. No formal contracting mechanisms, such as payment systems, contracting officer roles, or contractor certifications like UEI or CAGE codes, are involved, and the process is streamlined to facilitate small-scale residential development without the structure of a government contract.