The Master Plan for Phases 1 & 2-The Preserve

The project under solicitation PL24-0110 authorizes the construction of 850 luxury rental units on 34.86 adjusted gross acres within Block 6 and Block 8 of The Preserve Specific Plan in Chino, California, with a development density of 24.38 dwelling units per acre. The land is zoned under Community Core 16, High Density Residential 16, and High Density Residential 30, and the development aligns with prior modifications to the tentative tract map and master site approval, specifically PL21-0031 and PL21-0032. Environmental compliance has been satisfied through the adoption of an Addendum to the Preserve Chino Sphere of Influence – Subarea 2 Final Environmental Impact Report (SCH No. 2000121036), which confirms adherence to the California Environmental Quality Act and includes approved mitigation measures and monitoring requirements. The project site is located at the southeast corner of Pine Avenue and West Preserve Loop, with specific parcel identifiers noted for administrative and legal purposes. The City of Chino serves as the lead agency overseeing approval and environmental compliance, with the Chino Planning Commission granting formal authority on August 20, 2025. Maria Staar, Senior Planner, is designated as the primary point of contact for project inquiries, while Brian Jacobson of LewisMc represents the developer, Chino Holding Company, LLC. Although the solicitation is posted as a forecast and referenced with a June 2025 approval date, it does not function as a federal procurement contract and contains no standard FAR clauses, pricing data, delivery schedules, or procurement-specific terms such as contract types, payment instructions, accounting identifiers, or evaluation factors. The documentation is rooted entirely in local land use regulation and CEQA compliance, with no federal contracting elements including size certifications, unique entity identifiers, invoicing systems, or contractual administration personnel designated as COR/COTR. Acceptance and inspection authority rests with the City of Chino, and performance occurs entirely on-site, with no freight, packaging, or delivery requirements applicable. The project advances under municipal authority without federal financial or operational contracting mechanisms.