Tentative Parcel Map No. 25-01

The project involves the subdivision of a 13.34-acre parcel in Mendota, California, into two distinct lots—one measuring approximately 13.10 acres designated for industrial use with existing buildings and another of 0.23 acres retaining a single-family residence. This land division is being processed as Tentative Parcel Map No. 25-01 under the jurisdiction of the City of Mendota, which serves as the lead agency, with administrative filings handled through Fresno County. The project qualifies for a categorical exemption from environmental review under California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Guidelines Section 15315, eliminating the need for an Environmental Impact Report or Negative Declaration. Administrative fees totaling $50 were paid to Fresno County, recorded under receipt number E202510000185 and tracking code CCR572887, with payment processed via credit card through the Clerk’s Office. The applicant is Left Mendota I, LLC, represented by Peter Moua, while Wyatt Czeshinski, Assistant City Planner with the City of Mendota, is the primary point of contact for project coordination. No federal procurement structure is present; there are no Federal Acquisition Regulation clauses, contract line items, pricing details, delivery schedules, or formal inspection and acceptance criteria. The documentation reflects a local land use permit and environmental exemption process, not a federal contract, with no references to far clauses, contracting officer roles, or federal accounting codes. All submissions were made in paper form to the Fresno County Clerk’s Office and the State Office of Planning and Research, with no electronic filing or digital delivery system utilized. The sole deliverable is the approval and recording of the tentative parcel map, with no construction, supply, or service obligations outlined beyond the legal reconfiguration of parcel boundaries.