RM-2025-001, TR-2025-019

The City of Cupertino has issued permits under RM-2025-001 and TR-2025-019 for a minor residential improvement involving the construction of a second-story balcony on a newly constructed two-story residence with an attached accessory dwelling unit, along with the removal of two mature Coast Live Oak trees—one measuring 36 inches in diameter in the side yard and another at 21.2 inches in the rear yard. The tree removal requires a certified Arborist Report to justify the action under local ordinances and the California Environmental Quality Act, specifically invoking CEQA Categorical Exemption 15301 for existing facilities. As mitigation, two replacement trees, each in a 36-inch box, must be planted on the property in accordance with Cupertino’s tree replacement requirements. The project is located at 21853 Oakview Ln., Cupertino, CA 95014, and all activities are subject to compliance with local building codes and environmental protection standards. The applicant, Azadeh Masrour, is responsible for submitting all required documentation including the Arborist Report and certified exemption findings, which must be emailed to planning@cupertino.gov or submitted in person. Jelani Mora, Associate Planner at the City of Cupertino, serves as the primary point of contact for permit coordination and oversight, with additional support available through the City’s Office of Planning and Research. There is no designated contract value, invoicing system, federal acquisition clauses, or formal procurement evaluation criteria, as this is a municipal permit and environmental compliance process rather than a federal contract. No payment details, accounting codes, or government contracting representative designations were specified, and the process operates under local authority without federal FAR requirements. All submissions must adhere to local form requirements and environmental exemptions without the need for federal certifications, size status declarations, or security clearances.