North Selma Annexation

The North Selma Annexation Project involves the incorporation of 19 parcels totaling approximately 152.91 acres into the City of Selma, California, with the full scope encompassing 20 parcels. The annexation is situated within the City’s adopted Sphere of Influence and is consistent with the General Plan Update 2035 and the Housing Element for the period 2023–2031, ensuring alignment with long-range land use and housing goals. Environmental review under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) has been completed, with the project determined eligible for a categorical exemption under Section 15183, relieving it from the need for an Environmental Impact Report. The lead agency for the project is the City of Selma, with Lupe Macias, Associate Planner, serving as the primary point of contact for administrative and planning matters. The project’s place of performance is clearly defined as Selma, California, with a zip code of 93662, and the city’s mailing address is listed as 1710 Tucker Street, Selma, CA 93662, with an additional administrative address in Sacramento for certain filings. No formal solicitation number, contract value, pricing structure, or procurement method such as LPTA or trade-off has been disclosed, and the nature of the activity is classified as a forecast, indicating planning and environmental compliance activities rather than a traditional procurement. No federal contracting elements are present, including FAR clauses, federal acquisition regulations, contract types, inspection criteria, payment instructions, or contractor representations. There are no identified contractors, no delivery schedules, no cost data, no special requirements such as key personnel or security clearances, and no electronic submission system specified. The only mandatory documentation required is a certified CEQA exemption finding, which must be attached as part of the administrative record. The signing date for the exemption notice was August 18, 2025, and the notice was posted on September 4, 2025, but no formal performance period or end date has been established. All activities are administered at the local level under state environmental and land use law, with no federal oversight or contractual obligations applicable.