Site Plan Review No. 25-16

A temporary mobile home is being established as a residence for an immediate family member aged 62 or older at 16784 12th Avenue in Hanford, California, within Assessor’s Parcel Number 028-140-017. This action is being processed as a ministerial project under Section 15268 of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), which exempts it from formal environmental review, provided that a Notice of Exemption is filed and all local requirements are met. The project is administered by the Kings County Community Development Agency, which is responsible for reviewing and approving the site plan under local guidelines without requiring competitive bidding or federal procurement procedures. The only associated financial transaction is a $70.00 environmental filing fee paid by the property owner, Kimberly Rodrigues, documented via a cash receipt from the California Department of Fish and Wildlife. No federal contract clauses, pricing structures, delivery schedules, or procurement terms are applicable, as this is purely a local land-use and permit issuance matter governed by state and county regulations. The primary point of contact for the review process is Yesenia Kharufeh, Planner II with Kings County, and the applicant is identified as Kimberly Rodrigues, the property owner. The approval process hinges on adherence to procedural compliance rather than technical specifications, performance metrics, or quality standards beyond what is required for ministerial actions under CEQA. No formal contract type, period of performance, inspection protocols, or payment office details beyond the county’s general administrative address are specified. There are no federal representation or certification requirements, no unique entity identifiers, no socioeconomic classifications, and no formal contracting officer or technical representative roles assigned. All documentation is centered on the submission of a Notice of Exemption and proof of fee payment, with no electronic submission systems, bid evaluation factors, or contractual obligations beyond the local permitting process. The project does not involve procurement of goods or services in the federal sense, and its sole purpose is to facilitate family housing through a streamlined administrative exemption under state law.