Tapestry Specific Plan

The City of Hesperia is advancing the Silverwood Tapestry Phase 1 development project, which includes the construction of a wastewater reclamation plant, an access road, a stormwater control basin, and site grading to achieve earthwork balance. The project is located near 17750 1/2 Ranchero Road in Hesperia, California, and requires environmental authorization under the Western Joshua Tree Conservation Act and the California Endangered Species Act due to the anticipated incidental take of 1,181 western Joshua trees. The California Department of Fish and Wildlife has issued Incidental Take Permit No. 1927-ITP-2025-026-06 to authorize this take, contingent upon the implementation of approved mitigation measures and ongoing monitoring and reporting obligations. The City of Hesperia serves as the lead agency under CEQA, and CDFW retains oversight responsibility for compliance with permit conditions and environmental standards. No formal federal contract clauses, solicitation numbers, pricing data, evaluation factors, or procurement-specific requirements such as contracting officer roles, invoicing systems, or accounting codes are documented, indicating this is primarily an environmental permitting and regulatory compliance action rather than a traditional federal procurement. Key contacts for coordination include the City of Hesperia’s Principal Planner and CDFW’s Environmental Scientist, who manage communications and compliance with the approved environmental determinations and administrative record associated with the project.