Minor Modification No. MIM 25-053, McKellar Ranch Co. Inc.

Tulare County has issued a notice of exemption for Minor Modification No. MIM 25-053 to allow McKellar Ranch Co. Inc. to update the site plan for an existing Assemblage of People Facility in response to an approved Lot Line Adjustment, PLA 25-017, which slightly expands the subject parcel. The modification is limited to administrative documentation changes and does not alter the originally approved agricultural uses within the AE-20 Exclusive Agricultural zoning district under the Rural Valley Lands Plan, which maintains a Valley Agriculture land use designation. This adjustment is exempt from further environmental review under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) pursuant to Section 15303 (Class 3 Categorical Exemption) and Section 15061(b)(3) (Common Sense Rule), as the change involves no increase in intensity, no new development, and no significant environmental impact. The project is located at the southwest corner of Avenue 332 and Road 164, east of Ivanhoe, California, with no contractual pricing, cost data, or far-reaching procurement terms involved, as this is an administrative land use action rather than a formal procurement. There is no federal contract structure or Federal Acquisition Regulation clause application, as this is a local land use matter governed under CEQA and Tulare County planning codes. Consequently, no contract clauses, evaluation factors, payment terms, delivery schedules, invoicing protocols, or acquisition-specific requirements such as CAGE codes, UEIs, or socioeconomic certifications are present or applicable. The posting date reflected is December 31, 2025, but this serves as a notice publication date rather than a performance or deadline marker. Primary agency contacts for information include Chief Planner Gary Mills, Environmental Planner Jessica Wills, and Project Planner David Alexander, all reachable through Tulare County’s Resource Management Agency in Visalia. No formal deliverables beyond the revised site plan are required, and the action is purely a ministerial update to reflect adjusted parcel boundaries without triggering new compliance obligations, contract administration, or performance standards. The process is administrative in nature, designed to maintain accurate land records under zoning regulations without invoking competitive bidding or formal contracting procedures.