Permit ACO25-0143

The project involves the replanting of 5.28 acres of vineyard located at 2305 Lytton Springs Rd. and adjacent parcels at 2859 and 3071 Dry Creek Rd. in Healdsburg, California, under Permit ACO25-0143 issued by Sonoma County. This is a ministerial permit process governed by Chapter 36 of the Sonoma County Code and the Vineyard and Orchard Development Guidelines (VESCO), meaning no discretionary review or public hearing is required as long as all applicable standards are met. The applicant has not sought changes to existing ministerial requirements and has submitted a certified document of exemption finding under CEQA, confirming compliance with local environmental regulations. The project is not subject to Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) clauses, as it is a local land use permit rather than a federal procurement. No contract value, pricing, invoicing methods, or payment details are provided, as the transaction is administrative and does not involve the purchase of goods or services under a competitive bid process. Performance is limited to replanting activities in strict accordance with VESCO guidelines and Chapter 36 standards, with inspection and acceptance occurring on-site by the Sonoma County Department of Agriculture/Weights & Measures. The sole point of contact for agency coordination is Andy Casarez, Agriculture and Vineyard Conservation Coordinator, while Cameron Mauritson of Mauritson Farms serves as the project site manager. The Notice of Exemption remains valid through December 15, 2025, but no formal start or completion dates for the work are specified. No federal certifications, socioeconomic status disclosures, UEI or CAGE codes, or contracting officer roles are applicable or provided, and there are no options, delivery schedules, shipment terms, or special requirements beyond compliance with local agricultural and environmental codes.