Resolution Declaring San Bernardino County- owned Regional Parks Property in the City of Ontario is Exempt Surplus Land.

San Bernardino County is declaring approximately 33.67 acres of vacant land within the City of Ontario as exempt surplus land, meaning the property will no longer be considered necessary for county operations and is cleared for potential transfer or reuse. The land, currently part of the county’s regional parks holdings, is being designated for removal from the county’s active property portfolio under an official resolution, which initiates the process to release it from government control while maintaining compliance with applicable state and local regulations. The property is located in Ontario, California, and the declaration is being managed by the county’s planning and parks divisions to ensure proper procedural adherence. Daniel Campos, Planner I, is listed as the primary point of contact for inquiries regarding the declaration, with Terry W. Thompson, Director, also available for additional support. The announcement was posted on January 29, 2026, and is part of a broader strategy to streamline county assets and identify underutilized land for future public or private development opportunities. Although no specific solicitation or procurement action is currently active, the exemption allows for the next steps including potential disposal, donation, or repurposing of the parcel in accordance with legal requirements. The public can access further details through the provided link to the CEQA Net project page.