Resolution No. 2025-267, Accepting Portions of Rising Sun Road for public use, in the El Cerrito Area.

Resolution No. 2025-267 formally accepts portions of Rising Sun Road in the El Cerrito Area of Riverside County, California, for public use through an administrative and legal process rather than a procurement or construction effort. The action is governed by the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), which exempts the acceptance from environmental review under Sections 15060(c) and 15061(b)(3), citing the absence of foreseeable environmental impacts due to the roadway already existing and being previously dedicated. The acceptance is documented by Exhibits A and B, which provide detailed legal descriptions of the road segments, including parcel boundaries, tract numbers, deed records from Book 406 and Book 433, and references to map books 98 and 115, all tied to the San Bernardino Meridian. The project is administered by the Riverside County Transportation Department, Survey Division, and authorized by County Surveyor David L. McMillan, with no federal acquisition regulation clauses applied since this is a local government land-use decision, not a federal contract. Financial elements are limited to a $50 filing fee and an accounting string of 537280-20260-3130200000 ZD00081D Z2055, with payment processed via journal voucher through the county’s internal accounting system, no formal contract value or pricing structure being established. The period of performance centers around the authorization date of September 18, 2025, with physical acceptance occurring along the roadway in Township 4 South, Range 6 West, and formal recording completed with the Riverside County Clerk & Recorder. No packaging, marking, delivery, inspection, or contractor performance requirements are applicable as this is not an acquisition of goods or services, but an official governmental act to recognize and record the public’s right-of-way status of an existing roadway under existing dedications and legal instruments.