Site Plan Review No. 25-23

The project at 110 South 6th Street in Fowler, California, entails the conversion of a 1,639 square foot, two-story residential building into a mixed-use property that integrates retail space within the existing structure without increasing its footprint. This change in use is being processed under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) as a categorical exemption, specifically Class 1 (15301), which applies to the minor alteration of existing facilities with negligible environmental impact. The application was filed on October 13, 2025, and publicly posted on October 16, 2025, under Site Plan Review No. 25-23, with an administrative fee of $50 paid to satisfy CEQA filing requirements. The City of Fowler serves as the lead agency, overseeing both the environmental review and local zoning compliance, while the applicant, Doretta Hovanessian, is responsible for initiating and executing the project. There is no formal contract type, solicitation number, or procurement structure; the documentation reflects an administrative environmental exemption process rather than a competitive federal or state contract award. Payment for the exemption filing is processed through the City of Fowler or Fresno County Clerk’s Office at 128 S. 5th Street, Fowler, CA 93625, using cash or credit card, with receipt number E202510000252 confirmed. Dawn E. Marple, City Planner, is the primary point of contact for inquiries, supported by Cierra Loera of the County Clerk’s Office for administrative functions. No federal acquisition regulations, contract clauses, evaluation factors, payment terms, inspection criteria, or performance obligations beyond CEQA compliance are included, and no solicitation or award process is in place. The project does not involve federal funding, nor does it include any clause, representation, certification, or specification typically associated with government contracting. The entire process is governed by state environmental law, local land use regulations, and the City’s General Plan, with approval dependent on the verified applicability of the categorical exemption and submission of required documentation including the Notice of Exemption and proof of fee payment. There are no defined delivery schedules, FOB terms, or technical specifications beyond the scope of land use change and environmental review.