Tentative Parcel Map No. PPM 25-037

The project involves the subdivision of approximately 4.76 acres located at 13272 Avenue 72, Earlimart, California, into four distinct parcels: one measuring 1.76 acres and three each measuring 1.00 acre. The site is situated within the R-A-12.5 Rural Residential zoning district and falls under the Tewiston Hamlet Development Boundary with a land use designation of Valley Mixed Use. This land division is being processed under Tulare County’s administrative procedures and has been determined eligible for a categorical exemption under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Guidelines Class 3, Sections 15301 and 15303, indicating no significant environmental impact. The primary deliverable is the approval of Tentative Parcel Map No. PPM 25-037, which legally establishes the new parcel boundaries under local zoning regulations and enables future residential development consistent with county land use policies. The project is led by the County of Tulare as the responsible agency, with environmental planning staff overseeing compliance and processing, and no federal procurement elements or contract clauses apply. No contract value, pricing details, delivery schedules, or invoicing mechanisms are specified, as this is not a federal procurement contract but a local land use entitlement process. The applicant, Bortolo Hernandez, is engaged in a planning and zoning action rather than a commercial or service contract. Key personnel from Tulare County’s Environmental Planning Division, including Gary Mills, Jessica Wills, and Emily Gage, serve as primary contacts for the project, though none are formally designated as Contracting Officers, CORs, or COTRs. There are no federal acquisition regulations, special contract requirements, representations, certifications, or procurement-specific elements such as small business set-asides, CAGE codes, UEIs, or payment instructions included. The submission and approval process is governed by CEQA and Tulare County ordinances, with no formal proposal format, submission deadlines, or electronic portal requirements defined in the documentation. All administrative actions are centered around land use approval and environmental compliance, with no logistical, packaging, or service delivery obligations typical of federal contracts.