Reynolds Property Acquisition

Riverside County Regional Parks and Open-Space District is acquiring the Reynolds Property in Riverside, California, for the future development of Trujillo Heritage Village Park, a project classified as exempt from California Environmental Quality Act review under Section 15061(b)(3) due to its minimal environmental impact. The acquisition is supported by administrative documentation including a certified Notice of Exemption, a fiscal authorization voucher dated August 12, 2025, and a posted forecast notice dated September 23, 2025, with no formal solicitation or contract number assigned. The project is funded through a journal voucher system with a nominal payment of $50 for filing purposes, and fiscal approval is managed by Michael Alferez, the Fiscal Manager, while Gaby Adame serves as the Lead Agency Contact responsible for procurement oversight. No federal acquisition regulations apply to this transaction, as it is wholly governed by state-level environmental procedures and internal county fiscal processes, with no solicitation, evaluation criteria, contract type, or pricing structure defined beyond the land transfer. The place of performance is confirmed as Riverside, California, and all procedural documentation indicates a streamlined, non-competitive land acquisition under public authority, with submissions handled physically and no electronic systems or standardized contractor certifications required.