NOE for Well Permit 26-000015

The project involves the installation of a domestic well at 2200 Garden Road in Monterey, California, under Well Permit 26-000015, and is governed by a Notice of Exemption issued under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Section 15303(d), which categorically exempts small utility systems from full environmental review. The work is being performed by Granite Drilling Inc., identified by California contractor’s license number C-57# 279262, on behalf of the project applicant, Redwood Gulch LLC. The approval authority is Monterey County Environmental Health, with Roger Van Horn serving as the primary point of contact. The exemption is based on compliance with Monterey County codes and regulations, and the only formal documentation required is a certified exemption finding and the filed Notice of Exemption, both submitted as part of the regulatory process rather than as components of a competitive procurement. There is no contract value, pricing, line items, or financial terms documented, as this is not a procurement action but an environmental compliance filing. No federal acquisition regulations apply, and there are no FAR clauses, contract administration data, payment details, invoicing systems, or federal certifications such as UEI, CAGE codes, or small business designations included. The performance location is strictly limited to the specified site, with no delivery schedules, FOB terms, or performance timelines defined, and acceptance is implied through regulatory approval by the county rather than formal inspection or acceptance criteria. Submission is conducted via paper filing with the Office of Planning and Research in Sacramento, with no electronic portal or deadline specified, reflecting a streamlined, non-competitive environmental permitting process typical under state law rather than federal contracting procedures.