Site Plan Review No. 24-003, General Plan Amendment No. 24-001, Zone Change No. 24-001

Synergy Consulting is proposing to construct and operate two industrial buildings on a site located at the northwest corner of Avenue M and Division Street in Lancaster, California, totaling 807,005 square feet with each building measuring approximately 402,000 and 405,000 square feet and standing 50 feet in height. Each building will include 51 truck loading docks, and the full site will feature 148 trailer parking spaces and 443 automobile parking spaces, with provisions for electric vehicle charging. A total of 239,667 square feet of landscaping is planned across the property, and site access will be facilitated through driveways along Avenue L-12, Division Street, and Avenue M. The project will connect to existing municipal utilities including electricity, natural gas, water, and wastewater systems, with connections made within the property or adjacent rights-of-way. To proceed, the applicant is seeking a General Plan Amendment and Zone Change to reclassify the current Office Professional (OP) zoning designation to Light Industry (LI), which is critical for lawful development and use. The City of Lancaster is the lead agency overseeing the environmental review under CEQA, having issued a Mitigated Negative Declaration to address potential environmental impacts. The project received approval on August 12, 2025, with a posted date of August 19, 2025, and no federal procurement elements, FAR clauses, contract pricing, or federal contracting administration details are applicable as this is a local land use and zoning approval, not a federal contract. The applicant’s representative is Jessica Haughton, and the overseeing City official is Senior Planner Kendall Brekke, with no designated federal contracting officers, CORs, COTRs, or payment offices identified. There are no specified contract value, delivery schedules, FOB terms, invoicing methods, or formal attachments, and no representations from the offeror regarding size status, UEI, or socioeconomic certifications have been provided. All aspects of the project are governed by local planning regulations, environmental compliance under CEQA, and municipal permitting processes.