Pedrazzi James N Tr Et Al and Pedrazzi Peter N Tr Et Al

The project involves the subdivision of a 378.19-acre parcel and a 38.54-acre parcel, both under Williamson Act Agricultural Preserve Land Conservation Contract No. 73-12, along with a separate 5.76-acre parcel not under the contract, into six distinct parcels totaling approximately 406.48 acres. The resulting parcels are designated as Parcel A at 11.08 acres, Parcel B at 42.52 acres, Parcel C at 69.30 acres, Parcel D at 88.27 acres, Parcel E at 40.04 acres, and the Remainder Parcel F at 174.49 acres. This approval is governed by a Standard Subdivision Tentative Map process and requires compliance with the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), including the adoption of a Mitigated Negative Declaration and implementation of specific mitigation measures to address environmental impacts. The project site is located at 800 and 808 River Road in Salinas, California, and the approving authority is the Monterey County Board of Supervisors, with the Housing & Community Development department serving as the Lead Agency. The applicant is David Pedrazzi, and the primary point of contact for administrative matters is Kayla Nelson, Associate Planner. There is no federal procurement contract in the traditional sense; the documentation reflects a local land use and environmental approval process under state law rather than a federal acquisition. No Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) clauses, contract types, pricing data, payment terms, or procurement-specific administrative details are applicable or present. The agreement is tied to the Williamson Act, which imposes long-term agricultural preservation obligations, and all regulatory compliance is focused on CEQA requirements including public documentation, mitigation reporting, and environmental monitoring. No federal entity identifiers such as UEI or CAGE codes are provided, no socioeconomic certifications are declared, and no invoicing, delivery, or performance timelines are established. The submission process involves physical filings with the County of Monterey and state agencies, with no electronic portal or formal solicitation mechanism. The project’s approval was finalized on August 19, 2025, with the Notice of Determination signed on September 8, 2025, and posted publicly on September 18, 2025, as a forecasted land use action, not a competitive procurement.