Resolution No. 2025-250, Notice of Intention to Change the name of Schuff Circle to Corte Salvia in the Santa Rosa area.

Riverside County has issued a notice of intention to rename Schuff Circle to Corte Salvia in the Santa Rosa area, formalized through Resolution No. 2025-250, which was signed on September 9, 2025, and posted on October 28, 2025. This is an administrative action under the jurisdiction of the Riverside County Transportation Department, Survey Division, and does not involve any physical construction, procurement of goods or services, or financial expenditure. The change is governed by the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), specifically categorized as exempt under Sections 15060(c) and 15061(b)(3), affirming that street name changes have no potential for significant environmental impact and require no environmental review. The official record of the renaming will be updated in county records, with Exhibit A detailing the project location, though no additional attachments or formal documentation beyond the resolution and exemption notice are provided. There is no solicitation number tied to a federal contract, no FAR clauses apply, and no procurement mechanisms such as pricing, delivery schedules, inspection criteria, evaluation factors, or contracting officer roles are involved. The point of contact for the action is David L. McMillan, Riverside County Surveyor, with communication directed via email and phone provided. Submission of any public comments or responses had a deadline of September 9, 2025, but no formal process, submission portal, or required documentation format was established. The action is purely regulatory and record-keeping in nature, executed at the local government level with no federal acquisition components.