The Oasis at Glen Helen Parkway

The City of San Bernardino, through its County Land Use Services Department and in coordination with the Local Agency Formation Commission, has authorized an out-of-agency sewer service agreement to support a proposed truck trailer storage and leasing facility on Assessor Parcel Number 0262-021-14 in the Glen Helen area of San Bernardino, California. This authorization is part of the broader Glen Helen Specific Plan Amendment Project, which involves rezoning 161.5 acres across three subareas to permit Destination Recreation, Commercial/Traveler Services, High Density Residential Overlay, and Corridor Industrial Overlay uses. The project’s environmental review under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) culminated in the preparation of an Environmental Impact Report, an Addendum confirming no substantial increase in environmental impacts from the truck trailer facility, and a Statement of Overriding Considerations adopted by the County Board of Supervisors. Official approvals were documented with a Notice of Determination signed on September 9, 2025, and publicly posted on September 22, 2025, with the project identified under State Clearinghouse Number SCH #2000011093. The service agreement enables sewer service delivery from the City of San Bernardino’s infrastructure to a parcel outside its municipal boundary, contingent upon compliance with CEQA-mandated mitigation measures and environmental findings. No federal contract clauses, solicitation numbers, pricing data, delivery schedules, invoicing procedures, or contracting officer responsibilities are applicable, as this is not a federal procurement but a local land use and interagency service arrangement. The project applicant, Pharris Sycamore Flatts LLC, is responsible for adhering to permit conditions and environmental commitments, while oversight remains with San Bernardino County’s Land Use Services Department and LAFCO. Contact for inquiries is designated to Planner Oliver Mujica and GIS Analyst Arturo Pastor, and all documentation, including the EIR, Addendum, and Notices, is available via the county’s CEQA portal. No federal acquisition regulations, socioeconomic certifications, unique entity identifiers, or procurement-specific evaluation factors are involved, as this transaction falls entirely within the jurisdiction of local land use and environmental planning authority under state law.