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Minor Plot Plan / PL26-0113

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The City of Escondido is preparing to issue a contract for minor alterations to an existing on-site parking lot serving a church and K-8 school facility that has been conditionally permitted. The scope of work includes redesigning the parking lot circulation to implement a one-way entrance and exit system and restriping the majority of parking spaces from perpendicular to angled configurations to improve efficiency and safety. This project does not involve major construction or expansion but focuses on optimizing the current layout through precise traffic flow adjustments and reconfiguration of parking spots. The work is tied to an existing approved use and is intended to enhance functionality without altering the facility’s permitted conditions. The contract, identified as Minor Plot Plan PL26-0113, was posted on June 17, 2026, as a forecast opportunity with no solicitation number or set-aside designation currently assigned. The project is located entirely within Escondido, California, and all work will be performed on-site at the church and school complex. Point of contact for the city is Jasmin Perunovich, Assistant Planner II, who can be reached via phone or email, while Adam Kooienga of Hofman Planning serves as the primary technical contact for planning and design matters. The project details are publicly accessible through the CEQA Net tracking system, though no formal bidding process has yet commenced.

General Info

City of Escondido to reconfigure parking lot with one-way flow and angled spaces for improved safety and efficiency.

Agency

California → City of Escondido

NAICS

237210 - Land SubdivisionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Escondido, CA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

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PL26-0113 CEQA Notice of Exemption

PDFceqa-notice-of-exemption

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Escondido
Contacts2 people available
OfficeN/A
Organization / Agency
California → City of Escondido
Office AddressN/A
Contacts
Jasmin PerunovichAssistant Planner II

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A Minor Plot Plan for the minor alterations to an existing on-site parking lot, changing the parking lot circulation to a one-way entrance and exit, and restriping a majority of the parking spaces from perpendicular to angled spaces, for the existing, conditionally permitted, church and K-8 school facilities

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