Rodeo - Second Street Minor Subdivision and Residential Development Plan

The project involves a minor four-parcel subdivision and residential development in Rodeo, California, under County File #CDMS23-00003 and CDDP23-03046, approved through Contra Costa County’s Department of Conservation and Development. The development plan permits the construction of a single-family residence on each of the four resultant parcels, with approved deviations from standard zoning requirements, including reduced front setbacks for Parcels A and B, side yard deviations for Parcel D, and increased building height for Parcels C and D. A tree permit has been issued to legalize the prior removal of two code-protected trees, and the project has been determined to have no significant environmental impact under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), resulting in the adoption of a Negative Declaration. Administrative approvals were formalized with the filing of a Notice of Determination on August 25, 2025, and all environmental documentation, including a CDFW No Effect Determination and fee receipts, has been submitted and processed by the County. The project is located at 0 2nd Street in Rodeo, CA 94572, with final approvals managed through the County’s Department of Conservation and Development at 30 Muir Road in Martinez. While the County issued the necessary land use entitlements and environmental findings, no formal federal procurement contract exists—this is a local government land use approval, not a federal contract. There are no contract line items, pricing, clauses from the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR), or federal contracting mechanisms such as contracting officers, payment offices with accounting codes, invoicing systems, or evaluation factors. The only financial transactions recorded are administrative fees paid to the Contra Costa County Clerk-Recorder’s Office, including a documentary handling fee and environmental review charges. The applicant, Michael McGhee, is a private individual, and no business entity identifiers, size certifications, or federal compliance representations are applicable or present. All compliance obligations are governed by CEQA and Contra Costa County planning codes, with no reference to federal standards, packaging requirements, or defense logistics specifications.