PLAN2025-0223 Sign Program Amendment and Class 11 Categorical CEQA Exemption

The City of Beaumont is amending its existing sign program to update regulatory language and expand signage locations at the northwest corner of Eighth Street and Highland Springs Avenue within the Sundance Specific Plan Zone, responding to the growing intensity and visibility demands of the maturing commercial development. The amendment is being processed under a Class 11 Categorical Exemption under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), specifically referencing sections 15311 and 15061(b), which exempt minor accessory structures such as on-premise signs from full environmental review, confirming the project’s alignment with local zoning and development standards without requiring formal environmental impact analysis. The place of performance is clearly defined as Beaumont, California, with the project site located at the specified intersection, and the city is the approving public agency while Beaumont Sundance LLC is identified as the entity responsible for implementing the changes. No federal contract clauses, procurement terms, or financial details are included in the documentation, as this is a municipal planning and environmental compliance action rather than a federal acquisition. There is no solicitation number, contract value, pricing information, delivery schedule, or invoicing method provided, and no federal acquisition regulation (FAR) clauses apply. Contract administration details such as a contracting officer, COR, COTR, or PCO are not designated, and no formal evaluation factors, representations, certifications, or socioeconomic requirements are listed. While the City of Beaumont and its Assistant Planner, Katie Jenson, serve as the primary points of contact for CEQA-related matters, and the developer Beaumont Sundance LLC is responsible for execution, the entire process is governed by state-level environmental regulations and local land use procedures rather than federal contracting frameworks. The amendment focuses exclusively on signage improvements and regulatory updates to accommodate evolving commercial needs within the designated zone, with no additional packaging, inspection standards, or delivery conditions specified.