Site Plan No. SP-25-11

The City of Buena Park is seeking input on a proposed residential addition project under Site Plan No. SP-25-11, which involves constructing an 830 square-foot, single-story extension to the north side of an existing 1,256 square-foot single-family home located at 6632 Idaho Street in Buena Park, California. The project is classified as exempt under CEQA Class 1, Section 15301, meaning it is deemed to have no significant environmental impact due to its nature as a modification to an existing residential structure. The property is owned by Jesus and Mayra Alejandre, with Fred Herzog listed as the applicant, and the planning and approval authority rests with the City of Buena Park’s Community and Economic Development Department. Primary points of contact for the project include Matt Foulkes, Director of Community and Economic Development, and Josh Alvarez, Associate Planner, who serve as the lead agency representatives. The solicitation is categorized as a sources-sought notice, indicating it is a preliminary informational request rather than a formal invitation for bids or a contract award, and no contract value, pricing details, or payment terms have been disclosed. There is no formal contract or procurement structure in place, and the project does not fall under federal acquisition regulations or require FAR clauses, UEI or CAGE codes, socioeconomic set-asides, or federal certification requirements. The work will be evaluated against local municipal codes, ordinances, and the City’s General Plan, with no specific technical construction standards or inspection protocols outlined in the available documentation. The submission deadline for responses is February 16, 2025, and while a physical mailing address in Sacramento is provided for submissions, no electronic portal or digital format requirements are specified. The project does not include defined performance periods, delivery schedules, FOB terms, invoicing procedures, or designated government contracting officers, CORs, or COTRs. All activities are governed by state-level environmental exemptions and local land-use approval processes, with the City serving as the sole authority to grant final approval and oversee compliance with zoning and building regulations. No attachments, special contract requirements, or evaluation factors for award were included in the materials, reinforcing the preliminary and non-binding nature of this solicitation.