San Antonio Channel - Partial Easement Relinquishment

Michael Baker, International, acting on behalf of Chino East End Industrial, LLC, is pursuing the relinquishment of a portion of an existing easement held by the San Bernardino County Flood Control District on property identified as APN 1013-271-17 in Chino, California. The easement, originally established for flood control purposes, is no longer necessary due to the prior development of the San Antonio Channel by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, which has rendered the encumbrance obsolete. The property owner seeks to remove this encumbrance to clear title, while the County undertakes complementary improvements to integrate street drainage into the channel via an open ditch, addressing the accumulation of undocumented fill within the former easement area. This transaction is structured as a sale of surplus government property and qualifies for a categorical exemption under CCR 15061(b)(3), establishing that the activity is unlikely to have a significant environmental impact. The project is administered by the San Bernardino County Flood Control District, with Arlene B. Chun, M.S., P.E., serving as the authorized signatory, and no monetary consideration or pricing details have been disclosed. There is no formal solicitation number, contract type, evaluation criteria, payment terms, or delivery schedule provided, and no FAR clauses, certifications, or administrative data such as TAS, AAC, or CAGE codes are included in the documentation. All performance is limited to the legal transfer of easement rights and associated drainage improvements at the specific parcel in Chino, with no supplemental attachments, inspection protocols, or technical specifications cited beyond compliance with district protocols and state environmental exemptions.