SJC MGRP Miniature Golf Course Project

San Joaquin County is planning the rehabilitation and redevelopment of the former Funtown Amusement Park site in Micke Grove Regional Park, Lodi, California, to create a new family recreational facility consisting of an 18-hole miniature golf course and a 9-hole junior miniature golf course on approximately 1.25 acres. The project includes full site planning, design, and construction of the golf courses along with supporting infrastructure such as landscaping, paved pathways, lighting, signage, and a covered shelter with picnic benches. The work is being executed under CEQA categorical exemptions 15301(d) and (f), which classify the effort as the rehabilitation of deteriorated structures and the addition of safety features, thereby exempting it from extensive environmental review. The project is managed internally by the General Services Department’s Capital Projects Administration, with the Parks and Recreational Division overseeing implementation. No formal competitive procurement process has been initiated, and the project is currently in a forecast stage with no stated contract value, pricing details, or specified contract type. The place of performance is clearly identified as 11793 Micke Grove Road, Lodi, CA 95240, with inspection and acceptance also to occur at this location under the oversight of San Joaquin County as the government entity. No external contractor has been awarded or specified, suggesting the county may be performing the work directly or through an in-house team. A Notice of Exemption has been filed under CEQA, and supporting documentation for this exemption is referenced, but no formal contract clauses, evaluation factors, payment details, invoicing systems, or offeror certifications are included in the available documentation. The agency’s contact for the project is James G. Hernandez, Capital Management Specialist II, with Connie Hart, Assistant Director of General Services, identified as the lead agency contact. There is no information regarding solicitation numbers, delivery schedules, FOB terms, or special contractual requirements, indicating the project remains in early planning phases with administrative and environmental compliance as the primary focus rather than detailed procurement execution.