Resolution No. 2025-222 Summarily Vacating the Right to Accept Storm Drain Easements in the Winchester area.

Riverside County has issued Resolution No. 2025-222 to summarily vacate its right to accept and maintain storm drain easements on two parcels located in the Winchester area within Section 30, Township 5 South, Range 2 West, S.B.M. The action is purely administrative and legal in nature, involving the termination of previously recorded easements along La Ventana Road and Olive Avenue, as detailed in Exhibits A and B which contain the full legal descriptions and boundary coordinates. No physical construction, engineering, or maintenance work is required; the resolution serves to formally remove the County’s obligation to manage these drainage rights. The effort qualifies for a CEQA “Common Sense” exemption under Sections 15060(c) and 15061(b)(3), confirming it has no significant environmental impact and is exempt from formal environmental review. The process is governed by internal county procedures rather than federal procurement regulations, as no FAR clauses, solicitation numbers, contract types, or standard government contracting structures are applicable. The only financial transaction involved is a $50 filing fee for recording the vacation documents, which were officially filed under County Document Numbers 2025-0054717 and 2025-0054890. The County Surveyor, David L. McMillian, is the authorized official, with support from accounting and survey division personnel for financial and technical coordination. Financial tracking uses an internal accounting string of 537280-20260-3130200000 ZABS25001 ZSU14, and payment is processed via a journal voucher, not through federal invoicing systems. No contractors, offerors, or socioeconomic certifications are involved, and there are no evaluation factors, delivery schedules, or FOB terms, as this is a non-competitive land use administrative action, not a procurement. The place of performance is strictly within Riverside County, California, and no federal oversight or contracting roles such as PCO, COR, or COTR are assigned.