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Site Plan Review No. PP-SPR-25-0108

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The City of Bakersfield is seeking site plan review approval for a residential development comprising 26 duplexes and 28 fiveplexes, each with an attached accessory dwelling unit, situated on 17.43 acres within the R-2 zoning district at the northeast corner of Panama Lane and South Allen Road. The project is governed under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), requiring the preparation of a Final Environmental Impact Report or a Negative Declaration, along with documented findings, mitigation measures, and public access to all environmental review materials. The process is led by the City’s Development Services Department – Planning Division, with Louis A. Ramirez serving as the primary point of contact. The project was approved on September 8, 2025, and publicly posted on September 9, 2025, through the CEQA Net portal, with final documents available for review at the City's Planning Division office. The applicant, McIntosh and Associates, is responsible for project implementation, while the City acts as the lead agency for environmental compliance and approval. No federal acquisition regulations apply to this action, as it is a local land use and environmental review matter under state law rather than a federal procurement contract. There is no contract value, pricing structure, or payment information provided; no FAR clauses, evaluation factors, delivery terms, inspection criteria, or contractor certifications are referenced. The documentation contains no contracting officer, COR, COTR, or financial accounting codes, and there is no indication of invoicing systems, delivery schedules, or packaging requirements. While environmental review documents such as the EIR and Negative Declaration are central to the approval process, they are not framed as contract deliverables under federal procurement rules. The action is administrative and regulatory in nature, focused on zoning compliance, environmental disclosure, and public notice under California law, with no elements of federal contracting, procurement, or performance-based acquisition.

General Info

Bakersfield approved 26 duplexes and 28 fiveplexes with ADUs on 17.43 acres under CEQA, led by Planning Division.

Agency

California → City of Bakersfield

NAICS

541350 - Building Inspection ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

Panama Lane and South Allen Road, Bakersfield, CA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

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Notice of Determination SPR-25-0108

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Bakersfield
Contacts2 people available
OfficeN/A
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California → City of Bakersfield
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Contacts
Louis A RamirezAssociate Planner
Isabella HerreraProject Applicant

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Site Plan Review for a residential development consisting of 26 duplexes and 28 fiveplexes with attached accessory dwelling units on 17.43 acres in the R-2 (Small Lote Single-Unit Dwelling) zone district.

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