PP-SPR-25-0263

The City of Bakersfield is initiating a ministerial site plan review to approve the construction of a 407-square-foot attached accessory dwelling unit on a property located at 100 Carr Street in the R-1 single-unit dwelling zone. This project is classified as a categorical exemption under California Environmental Quality Act Section 15303, which applies to minor alterations of existing structures, eliminating the need for environmental impact review. The approval process is administrative in nature, focused solely on compliance with local zoning and building regulations, with no formal solicitation, competitive bidding, or contract award procedures involved. The project is documented through a Notice of Exemption signed on October 2, 2025, and supported by two required attachments: a certified exemption finding and confirmation of public filing. Primary oversight is assigned to Michael Bell, Development Services Technician at the City of Bakersfield’s Development Services Department, who serves as the lead contact for the project. There is no designated contracting officer, contracting officer’s representative, or formally assigned technical representative. No federal acquisition regulations apply, and there are no FAR clauses, contract types, pricing figures, payment details, invoicing protocols, accounting codes, or socioeconomic requirements included in the documentation. The place of performance is clearly defined as the project site in Bakersfield, California, and while inspection and acceptance are implied to occur on-site, no formal criteria or responsible parties are explicitly identified for these functions. All documentation is tied to local government procedures and CEQA compliance, with no provisions for electronic submissions, packaging standards, delivery schedules, or contract options. The project is processed as a routine, non-competitive land use approval under municipal authority.