Master Case No. 24-0074 and Design Review No. 24-0039

The project involves the development of 30 multi-family townhome units across eight two-story buildings, totaling approximately 30,360 square feet, situated on a 2.15-acre parcel at 15918 Merrill Avenue in Fontana, California. The scope centers on site and architectural review and approval, with all activities tied to compliance with the California Environmental Quality Act, specifically the Class 32 Infill Development Exemption under Section 15332, which applies due to the project’s location on a previously developed site within an urbanized area. The City of Fontana acts as the lead agency, overseeing the environmental review process and issuing approvals, with the applicant being SA Golden Investments, Inc., represented by architect Ahmad Awad. Administrative requirements include filing a Notice of Exemption and Certificate of Determination with both the City and the State Clearinghouse in Sacramento, along with payment of a $50 county documentary handling fee. No federal procurement mechanisms or contractual clauses apply—this is a local land use and environmental compliance process, not a federal contract. All submissions must be made physically to the City of Fontana at 8353 Sierra Ave, with no electronic filing options available, and the project has no assigned contract value, funding appropriation codes, or formal evaluation factors since it is not a solicitation for goods or services under federal acquisition rules. The project is subject to local permitting and environmental procedural requirements only, with inspections and acceptance conducted on-site by the City of Fontana. There are no federal delivery or packaging standards, payment office details, invoicing systems, contracting officer roles, or socioeconomic certifications involved. The timeline includes a posted date of October 10, 2025, and a submission deadline of October 7, 2025, though these dates appear to relate to administrative filing rather than performance periods. Key contacts include Cecily Session-Goins, Associate Planner, and Ahmad Awad, Architect, who serve as the primary points for communication and documentation. No public hearing was required, and the project relies on categorical exemption documentation to avoid full environmental impact review. The absence of any Federal Acquisition Regulation elements, contract clauses, pricing structures, or technical specifications confirms that this is a state and locally governed land development review under CEQA, with all contractual obligations rooted in municipal code compliance rather than federal procurement law.