Minor Site Plan and Design Review - MSPDR-793

The City of Stanton is undertaking a Minor Site Plan and Design Review for the installation of a wireless communications facility on an existing Southern California Edison transmission tower located within an easement at APN 131-131-01 in the Open Space/Buffer Zone of Stanton, California. The project involves placing a 200-square-foot ground-mounted equipment enclosure and is classified under CEQA as a ministerial action eligible for categorical exemptions under Class 1 (existing facilities) and Class 3 (small new structures), with a Notice of Exemption already filed and certified. The review is administrative in nature, not competitive, with no solicitation number, contract value, pricing structure, or formal procurement process identified. The place of performance is clearly defined as Stanton, CA 90680, and the project is subject to environmental compliance under California Public Resources Code and CEQA Guidelines, without reference to federal procurement standards or technical specifications such as FCC, TIA, or IEEE. There is no indication of a contractor, cost estimate, invoicing method, payment details, or accounting codes, as the process constitutes a regulatory approval rather than a contractual procurement. Contact for the project is Cindy Chang, Assistant Planner at the City of Stanton, with additional coordination through Peter Blied of PlanCom Inc. No Contracting Officer, COR, COTR, or formal acquisition strategy is assigned, and no FAR Part 52 clauses, evaluation factors, representations, certifications, or special requirements are included in the documentation. The project lacks traditional contract elements such as delivery schedules, FOB terms, inspection criteria, quality standards, or performance metrics, as the focus is solely on land use and environmental compliance review. The submission is treated as a filing under CEQA, with no expectation of competitive bidding, vendor selection, or financial terms, reflecting its nature as a low-impact infrastructure modification subject to local permitting rather than federal contracting procedures.