Master Case No. 25-0079 and Tentative Parcel Map No. 25-0028 (TPM No. 21078)

The project involves the reconfiguration of four existing parcels into three new parcels in Fontana, California, under Master Case No. 25-0079 and Tentative Parcel Map No. 25-0028 (TPM No. 21078). This is a ministerial land division process classified as a minor land division exempt from comprehensive environmental review under California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Section 15315, Class 15, which means no discretionary approval is required and the action is purely administrative. The City of Fontana serves as the lead agency overseeing the process, with the applicant acting as the proponent seeking approval to record the revised parcel map. The proposal was publicly noticed and a public hearing was held on November 13, 2025, fulfilling procedural requirements for exemption documentation. No federal contract clauses, acquisition regulations, or procurement mechanisms apply here; instead, the process is governed by state and local land use law and administrative procedures. Payments associated with the filing were made through a cash receipt system, with a $50 fee waived under the exemption determination, and supporting documentation including a Notice of Exemption, CDFW No Effect Determination, and a previously issued cash receipt were required to be attached. The City of Fontana is responsible for accepting and recording the parcel map, with acceptance occurring at the project site in Fontana, CA 92335. No formal contract values, pricing structures, delivery schedules, or contracting officer roles are involved since this is not a procurement action but a land division application. There are no federal acquisition regulation (FAR) clauses, no contracting officer or technical representative designated, and no electronic invoicing or payment systems like WAWF used—the entire process is paper-based and administered locally. The applicant, identified as Christopher Smethurst of the City of Fontana, and the lead contact, Associate Planner Alejandro Rico, facilitate processing through administrative coordination, with no socioeconomic, size, or unique entity identifiers required because the applicant is a municipal entity, not a commercial contractor.