Minor Site Plan (ZON-2025-0075) and Minor Exception (ZON-2025-0076) for the proposed unmanned wireless communication facility (mono-eucalyptus)

The City of Fullerton is reviewing a Minor Site Plan (ZON-2025-0075) and Minor Exception (ZON-2025-0076) for the construction of a 67-foot-tall unmanned wireless communication facility designed in a mono-eucalyptus tree form at 2500 East Nutwood Avenue, Fullerton, CA 92832. Proposed by Smartlink Group on behalf of AT&T Mobility, the project seeks approval under a CEQA Class 3 categorical exemption, which applies to small telecommunications facilities and eliminates the need for full environmental review. The applicant has submitted a Notice of Exemption along with a certified exemption finding and paid required fees totaling $1,451.75, including a $50 documentary handling fee to Orange County and $1,401.75 to the California Department of Fish and Wildlife. All submissions were physically filed with the Orange County Clerk-Recorder on October 28, 2025, following a signature by the City’s Senior Planner on October 22, 2025. The facility will include associated telecommunications equipment and must comply with local zoning regulations and municipal planning standards. No federal acquisition regulation clauses, contract types, pricing structures, or procurement-specific terms are present, as this is a zoning and environmental review process, not a federal contract award. There are no identified delivery schedules, payment terms, inspection criteria, or quality standards beyond compliance with CEQA’s categorical exemption requirements. The City of Fullerton acts as the lead agency, with Yan Gao, Senior Planner, serving as the primary point of contact, while Michael Hasegawa of Smartlink Group is listed as the project manager. No Unique Entity ID, CAGE code, small business certifications, or socioeconomic status claims were provided by the applicant. The project does not trigger any federal reporting obligations under FAR or DFARS, and no contract administration roles such as COR, COTR, or PCO are designated. The facility is intended to be fully operational upon approval and construction, serving as a small-scale wireless infrastructure component without requiring public bidding, competitive solicitation, or formal evaluation factors.