PP26189, PLN24-00168 Precise Development Plan No. 37, Map 142-1

A precise development plan is in place for the construction of a combined retail and fuel facility on a 1.55-acre parcel located at the southwest corner of State Route 58 eastbound off ramp and State Route 184 in Bakersfield, California, within the C-2 PD (General Commercial Precise Development Combining) District. The project includes a 6,500-square-foot convenience store, an attached 1,625-square-foot restaurant, and a 6,200-square-foot fuel station featuring 20 fuel pumps. All construction must conform to Kern County Development Standards and Caltrans specifications, including a 45-foot-wide drive approach, 2-foot asphalt concrete paving over a 4-foot compacted aggregate base, 6-foot concrete curb and gutter, accessible sidewalks and curb ramps compliant with CIRC Chapter 115, and a stormwater retention basin encircled by chain-link fencing with privacy slats. The site will also include a 5-foot by 20-foot trash enclosure, a monument sign, a pole sign, a new transformer, and water-efficient landscaping with minimum 15-gallon shade trees as required by the California Department of Water Resources Model Water Efficient Landscape Ordinance. Underground fuel tanks will be installed in a designated location and all perimeter fencing will meet specified height and material standards. The development is categorically exempt under CEQA Guidelines 15303(c) and was filed under PLN24-00168 and PP26189 permit numbers. The project is administered by the Kern County Planning and Natural Resources Department, with Angelica Benavides serving as the point of contact and oversight planner. Payment processing and administrative functions are handled through the Kern County Public Works office at 2700 M Street, Bakersfield, and the project’s only documented financial transaction is a permit fee of $3,491.00, associated with CEQA posting and land development processing under expenditure codes 497944. The applicant is Rajesh Kumra, operating through CSI Contractors Inc., and no formal federal contract clauses, solicitation numbers, evaluation factors, or procurement-specific certifications such as UEI, CAGE, or socioeconomic status are present in the documentation. The site is not subject to federal acquisition regulations or standardized procurement frameworks, as the entire process revolves around local land use approval, development plan verification, and compliance with state and county construction standards rather than a competitive