Resolution No. 2025-213, Summarily Vacating Portion of Chuckwalla Road in the Desert Center area, District 4.

Riverside County has initiated the summary vacation of a portion of Chuckwalla Road in the Desert Center area, District 4, through Resolution No. 2025-213, which legally removes public road rights-of-way from designated parcels without physical construction or environmental impact. The action is grounded in California Streets and Highways Code §8340, which mandates reservation of easements for existing public utilities, and qualifies for a CEQA exemption under Sections 15060(c) and 15061(b)(3), confirming no significant environmental effects are anticipated. The process is supported by Exhibit A, containing detailed legal descriptions of parcels K through O, and Exhibit B, a survey map featuring 30 precise line segments with bearings and distances, both certified by a licensed land surveyor and prepared by Westwood Professional Services, Inc. The project is administered by the Riverside County Transportation Department’s Survey Division, with David L. McMillan, the County Surveyor, serving as the official signatory. Although the posting references a procurement forecast with a NAICS code of 541370, no solicitation number, contract value, pricing, or federal acquisition clauses apply, as this is a local land use decision rather than a procurement action. No contract clauses, payment terms, delivery schedules, FOB terms, invoicing methods, COR/COTR assignments, UEI or CAGE codes, or socioeconomic certifications are present. The resolution is not subject to FAR, does not involve offers or award evaluations, and is not a federal procurement contract. The action is purely administrative, legal, and territorial, resulting in the formal reclassification of public land from roadway to private or other lawful use under county authority.