Milpitas General Plan Update

The City of Milpitas is undertaking a comprehensive modernization of its zoning regulations through the addition of a new Title XIII – Zoning to the Milpitas Municipal Code, which will replace the existing Title XI, Chapter 10 Zoning Ordinance. This initiative is designed to reorganize and streamline land use rules, align them with current city policies, and ensure compliance with state and federal laws. The project includes corresponding minor amendments to the Milpitas 2040 General Plan and the zoning map to maintain consistency with the updated ordinance. Supporting documentation includes four exhibits: a regional location map, the existing and proposed general plan land use maps, and the current and proposed zoning maps, which collectively provide the spatial and regulatory framework for the changes. The work is being conducted under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), with environmental compliance as a central focus, and references to standards such as the California Building Code, CALGreen, BAAQMD regulations, and CERCLA to govern impact assessments and mitigation measures. The procurement is classified as a forecast and managed by the City of Milpitas Planning Department, with Holly Pearson, Senior Special Projects Manager, serving as the primary point of contact. There is no federal contract vehicle involved, and no FAR clauses, contract pricing, delivery schedules, or federal acquisition structures are applicable. Payment related to environmental review filings is directed to the Santa Clara County Clerk-Recorder, and submissions must be made physically with wet signatures and copies, with electronic filings through StateClearinghouse used for environmental documentation. No contract administration roles such as COR, COTR, or PCO are designated, and no evaluation factors for contractor selection are specified, as the effort is an internal municipal planning update rather than a competitive federal procurement. The project represents a regulatory and planning initiative focused on land use coherence and environmental accountability, with all activities centered in Milpitas, California, under local governance and oversight.