Master Case No. 24-0055; Design Review No. 24-0028

The City of Fontana is reviewing and approving a residential infill development comprising eight units on a 0.03-acre parcel located on the south side of Miller Avenue between Sierra Avenue and Acacia Street. The project is classified under CEQA Class 32, qualifying for a categorical exemption due to its urban infill nature, consistency with the General Plan, development on previously graded land, and absence of significant environmental impacts such as sensitive habitats or historical resources. The applicant, Andresen Architecture, Inc., is responsible for submitting required documentation including a Certificate of Determination and Notice of Exemption, while the City of Fontana serves as the lead agency overseeing administrative approval, conducting design review, and ensuring compliance with local zoning and planning codes. No formal federal contract structure or procurement mechanisms are evident; the process is governed by municipal permitting and environmental compliance procedures under California law rather than FAR-based acquisition regulations. All administrative actions, including filing, review, and approval, are managed by the City of Fontana’s Planning Department, with primary point of contact Rina Leung, Senior Planner, and support from Project Administrative Coordinator Bobbie Rey. Payments related to environmental review fees are processed through the City’s office at 8353 Sierra Avenue, Fontana, CA 92335, using paper-based receipting systems, and no formal invoicing, payment office, or federal accounting codes are referenced. The project’s timeline is marked by submission on August 20, 2025, public hearing on August 19, 2025, and posting on August 21, 2025, but no defined contract period or delivery schedule exists, as the engagement is a regulatory review process rather than a procurement of goods or services. There are no solicitation numbers, contract types, pricing details, evaluation factors, or federal clause requirements, and all documentation is submitted in hardcopy format without electronic submission options or digital file specifications. The absence of UEI, CAGE codes, socioeconomic certifications, or federal representation statements confirms this is a local land use approval proceeding with no federal procurement components.