PUDF95166-R01; Temescal Plaza Planned Unit Development

The City of Oakland is seeking approval for a major revision to Planned Unit Development PUDF95166, known as Temescal Plaza, to modify Condition of Approval Number 14 so that fifteen parking spaces fronting the building at 5055 Telegraph Avenue in the northeast corner of the site can be reserved exclusively for the business operating within that building. This change involves no physical construction or infrastructure work and is intended to align with existing land use regulations under the Oakland Planning Code. The revision qualifies for exemption under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) based on categorical exemptions for Existing Facilities, Minor Alterations to Land, and the Common Sense Exemption, with confirmation of compliance with relevant sections of the Public Resources Code and the California Fish and Game Code. The application was submitted by Reuben, Junius & Rose, represented by Mark Loper, and is being reviewed by the City of Oakland’s Department of Planning and Building, with Alexia Rotberg serving as the primary point of contact. The project’s place of performance is in Oakland, California, specifically at 5055 Telegraph Avenue, with administrative filings and submissions directed to the Alameda County Clerk’s Office and the Planning Department at 250 Frank H. Ogawa Plaza. All required documentation must be submitted in physical form, with five copies of each document and two self-addressed envelopes included for return correspondence; no electronic submissions are accepted. The process involves regulatory and environmental review rather than a traditional procurement, and no federal contract clauses, acquisition regulations, or commercial pricing elements apply. There are no identified contract values, payment systems, invoicing procedures, accounting codes, or delivery schedules associated with this action, as it is an administrative land use amendment rather than a procurement contract. The filing fee structure includes amounts such as $50, $3,043.75, and $4,227.50, which are environmental review fees and not contract line items. The solicitation is labeled a forecast and contains no evaluation factors, contract type, or award criteria typically found in federal acquisitions. The revision is pending approval through local jurisdictional channels and is not subject to federal acquisition regulations or representation requirements such as UEI, CAGE codes, or socioeconomic certifications.