PP-SPR-25-0391

The City of Bakersfield is seeking approval for a Site Plan Review to permit the construction of a 404 square foot Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) on a residential lot zoned R-2 as a Small Lot Single-Unit Dwelling. This project is classified as ministerial under CEQA Section 15303, which provides a categorical exemption for small structures consistent with residential development standards, eliminating the need for full environmental review. The development is located at 18 South Owens Street, Bakersfield, California, and the approval process is administered by the City’s Development Services Department. The project does not involve a formal solicitation, contract value, or pricing details, and is not structured as a typical federal procurement under FAR; instead, it functions as an administrative permitting action governed by local zoning and state environmental regulations. A certified document of exemption and the officially filed Notice of Exemption are required submission items, with no additional contractual clauses, inspection criteria beyond regulatory compliance, or performance metrics defined. Point of contact for the project includes Michael Bell, Development Services Technician, who serves as the primary agency representative and can be reached at 661-326-3431, and Jenny Daniels of Pasquini Engineering, identified as the engineer for the project. No formal contract type, terms of payment, invoicing system, or accounting data such as TAS or AAC lines are present, as this is not a federally funded acquisition and lacks elements of a binding contract under traditional procurement frameworks. There are no solicitation numbers, evaluation factors, or award criteria, nor are there any requirements for small business certifications, Unique Entity IDs, or socioeconomic designations. No special contract provisions such as bonding, insurance, or conflict of interest clauses apply, and there are no specified period of performance dates or delivery schedules. The process is purely regulatory, relying on local authority to verify compliance with zoning and building code requirements, with acceptance handled internally by the City of Bakersfield. All documentation centers on completing the required environmental exemption filings and submitting the site plan for ministerial approval.