Palmdale 2045 General Plan Update

The City of Palmdale is advancing the Palmdale 2045 General Plan Update by adopting Ordinance No. 1663 and Resolution No. CC 2025-085 to revise zoning regulations and amend the General Plan, specifically through Zone Change 25-0002 and Zoning Ordinance Amendment 25-0003, to eliminate inconsistencies and improve the efficiency of development review procedures. The amendments are formally deemed consistent with the certified Program Environmental Impact Report (EIR) 22-002, which serves as the foundational environmental benchmark for the project, ensuring alignment with the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). The action requires the adoption of mitigation measures, implementation of a mitigation monitoring plan, and public filing of a Notice of Determination, all of which are mandatory under CEQA provisions and publicly accessible through the City’s Planning Division at 38250 Sierra Highway, Palmdale, CA 93550. The project approval was finalized on November 4, 2025, with the posting of the forecast announcement on November 19, 2025. There is no formal procurement contract, financial value, or federal acquisition regulation (FAR) structure associated with this action; it is a municipal land use and environmental planning decision, not a solicitation for goods or services. No contract clauses, payment details, invoicing methods, contracting officer information, or evaluation factors typically found in federal procurements are present. The sole point of contact is Brenda Magaña, Planning Manager, who serves as the administrative liaison for environmental compliance and planning matters, not as a contracting officer or technical representative. The project is governed entirely by state law, specifically CEQA, and lacks any federal procurement elements such as small business status requirements, CAGE codes, UEI identifiers, or standard federal contract clauses. The place of performance is limited to Palmdale, California, and all deliverables are administrative approvals and environmental determinations rather than physical goods or service outputs.