Resolution No. 2025-112, Approval for the Erection and Maintenance of a gate along Clinton Keith Road at Avenida Manana, in the French Valley Area

Riverside County has issued Resolution No. 2025-112 to approve the erection and ongoing maintenance of a gate at the intersection of Clinton Keith Road and Avenida Manana in the French Valley area of California. This action is not a procurement or construction project but an administrative determination under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), specifically relying on Sections 15060(c) and 15061(b)(3), which classify the activity as exempt from environmental review due to the absence of any physical changes or significant environmental impacts. The resolution serves as official authorization for the gate's installation and maintenance without requiring further permitting, environmental studies, or competitive bidding. The project is not tied to a contract value, payment terms, invoices, or performance schedules, and no offerors, contractors, or socioeconomic classifications are involved. The Riverside County Transportation Department’s Survey Division, represented by Surveyor David L. McMillan, is the sole authority responsible for approving and overseeing this action. No federal acquisition regulations apply, and the document contains no FAR clauses, special contract requirements, inspection criteria, delivery schedules, or invoicing instructions. Instead, it functions as a CEQA exemption notice supported by a project identifier, B204723D, and an associated exhibit detailing the location. The posting date of December 11, 2025, indicates this is a forecasted administrative action rather than an active solicitation. There is no formal contract type, no estimated cost, and no procurement structure—only a local government determination confirming that the proposed gate, as described, does not constitute a “project” under CEQA and thus requires no further regulatory review.