Resolution No. 2025-237, Accepting Brightman Avenue for public use, in the Lakeland Village Area.

Riverside County has formally accepted Brightman Avenue in the Lakeland Village Area for public use through Resolution No. 2025-237, authorizing the integration of the existing roadway into the county’s public highway system without any physical improvements or construction. The action is administrative in nature, relying on a recorded legal description detailed in Exhibit A and referencing Book 17, Page 52 of Maps in Riverside County, with no modifications or construction activities involved. The acceptance is supported by an exemption under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), specifically Sections 15060(c) and 15061(b)(3), which determine the action involves no potential for significant environmental impact and therefore does not qualify as a project requiring further environmental review. While a $50 filing fee is referenced for administrative processing, there is no contract value, line-item pricing, or procurement-related financial structure, and no formal solicitation or contract number is assigned. The county’s Survey Division, led by County Surveyor David L. McMillan, is the responsible authority for the acceptance, with no contractors, bidders, or competitive process involved. The sole deliverables are the adoption of the resolution and the recording of the legal description, with no performance milestones, delivery schedules, inspection criteria, or technical specifications beyond the defined boundary. Payment processing is handled internally via a journal voucher tied to an accounting string, and no federal acquisition regulation clauses, contract administration roles such as COR or PCO, or standard procurement documentation are applicable, as this is a local government land use action governed by state environmental and administrative law rather than federal contracting rules. The submission process is not competitive, no offeror representations are required, and all actions are based on internal agency authorization and environmental compliance, not competitive procurement.