Resolution No. 2025-280, Change the name of Schuff Circle to Corte Salvia in the Santa Rosa area.

Riverside County has authorized the administrative renaming of Schuff Circle to Corte Salvia in the Santa Rosa area through Resolution No. 2025-280, with the project identified under solicitation number SNC25001. This action is classified as exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) under the “Common Sense” exemption, as it involves no physical construction, land use changes, or environmental impact, and is explicitly deemed not a project under CEQA Guidelines Sections 15060(c) and 15061(b)(3). The scope of work is limited to updating official county records, geographic information systems, maps, and signage to reflect the new street name, with no procurement of goods or services, no contractors involved, and no traditional contract terms applicable. The entire process is administered internally by the Riverside County Transportation Department’s Survey Division, with David L. McMillan, the County Surveyor, serving as the authorizing official. A $50 CEQA filing fee was paid via journal voucher using the accounting string 537280-20260-3130200000, processed through the County Clerk & Recorder’s office, but no formal contract value, CLINs, invoicing systems, payment offices, or federal acquisition regulations apply. The notice of exemption was submitted by the deadline of October 3, 2025, with no electronic submission requirements specified, and physical documentation was used exclusively. No contract clauses, evaluation criteria, delivery schedules, packaging requirements, or offeror certifications are involved, as this is purely an administrative municipal action with no competitive procurement element.