VACATION OF COUNTY RIGHT OF WAY INTREST AT THE TERMINUS LAST 1,000 FT. OF MORRISON CANYON ROAD (See Exhibit Resolution 2025-411) & RIGHT OF WAY VACATION

The Alameda County Public Works Agency has initiated the vacation of the final 1,000 feet of Morrison Canyon Road in unincorporated Alameda County, adjacent to Fremont, to extinguish the County’s existing roadway easement while preserving a perpetual public utility and access easement for continued service to existing infrastructure. This action, authorized by Resolution 2025-411 dated September 11, 2025, and recorded upon its filing, will transfer full proprietary rights to the underlying fee owner, the George Family Trust, and terminate all County responsibilities for maintenance, operation, or upkeep of the segment. The decision conforms to the East County Area Plan under General Plan Conformance Resolution PLN-00076 and complies with California Streets and Highways Code provisions governing right-of-way vacations, including mandatory public notice and a hearing held on October 9, 2025. The process was determined to be exempt from environmental review under CEQA Section 15061(b)(3), as the action involves no construction, development, or physical environmental impact. All future maintenance obligations for the vacated parcel, including the reserved utility and access easement, are assumed entirely by the property owner. No procurement, supplies, or services are involved; the transaction is purely a legal reversion of land title and easement rights. Payment of a $50 filing fee to the Alameda County Clerk-Recorder’s Office, with specific receipt and account numbers, is required to process the recording of the resolution. The action is administrative and legal in nature, with no contract value, no procurement clauses, no federal acquisition regulations applicability, and no contractor involvement. The project is documented through Exhibits A and B and Map J-831-2, which provide legal descriptions and plat details, and no commercial, logistical, or delivery terms apply to this land use matter.