Resolution No. 2025-181, Summarily Vacating portions of Lincoln Street in the Mecca area.

Riverside County is administratively vacating portions of Lincoln Street in the Mecca area through Resolution No. 2025-181, which involves the legal relinquishment of public easement and fee title rights over three parcels—0664-004N, 0664-004O, and 0664-004S—totaling approximately 0.806 and 0.482 acres. This action is not a procurement of goods or services but rather a land use and property record modification, executed under the authority of the County Surveyor, David L. McMillan, and processed through the Riverside County Transportation Department’s Survey Division. The vacation is environmentally exempt under CEQA Guidelines Sections 15060(c) and 15061(b)(3), with documented justification that the action has no potential for significant environmental impact. Legal descriptions of the affected parcels, including metes and bounds, area measurements, and references to prior recorded instruments, are formalized in Exhibit A and are corroborated by Exhibit B, a supporting map or plat. All survey data conforms to the California Coordinate System of 1983, Zone 6, and the process culminates in official recording with the Riverside County Clerk & Recorder under Document Number 2019-0167457. Financially, the project is supported by a $50 CEQA filing fee and an internal accounting string of 537280-20000-3130500000, with payment processed via journal voucher. No contractor, bidding process, or contract type such as FFP or IDIQ is involved; the solicitation number zB80664D and project code z2055 are internal identifiers used for tracking administrative compliance, not procurement. There are no FAR clauses, inspection criteria, packaging requirements, evaluation factors, or contractor certifications because this is a local government land administration action, not a federal contract. The entire process is driven by public land record accuracy, environmental compliance, and legal boundary realignment, with no construction, delivery, or performance obligations beyond the recording of official documents.