Van Gundy-Kislyanka Minor Boundary Line Adjustment (PLN25-00200)

The Van Gundy-Kislyanka Minor Boundary Line Adjustment (PLN25-00200) is a land use modification project in Placer County, California, involving a net transfer of 0.10 acres from Parcel B (APN 073-390-065-000) to Parcel A (APN 073-390-064-000), changing their respective sizes from 8.01 acres to 7.91 acres and from 5.70 acres to 5.80 acres. This adjustment is classified as a ministerial action under Placer County Code Section 18.36.070 and qualifies for a categorical exemption under California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Section 15305, as it constitutes a minor alteration in land use limitations without creating new parcels or triggering environmental review. The project is located at 19595 Whitehawk Ridge Court, Foresthill, CA, and the approval was effective October 23, 2025, with no procurement or financial elements involved. The Placer County Community Development Resource Agency serves as the lead agency, with Claudia Garcia, a Technician, listed as the primary point of contact for inquiries. There are no federal contract clauses, solicitation numbers, pricing details, delivery timelines, inspection criteria, or contractor obligations associated with this action, as it is an administrative land use determination governed entirely by local and state regulatory frameworks. No federal acquisition regulations, contracting mechanisms, financial obligations, or procurement processes are applicable to this transaction. The project does not involve any contract awards, payment terms, invoicing systems, contracting officers, technical representatives, or commercial deliverables. It is not a procurement but a regulatory entitlement action that results in a legal realignment of property boundaries through county approval. There are no attachments listed, no representations or certifications from offerors required, no evaluation factors for award, no packaging or marking specifications, and no special requirements related to security, personnel, or conflicts of interest. The entire process is confined to the county’s land use administrative procedures under CEQA and local code, with no federal funding, accounting codes, or contractual obligations. The posted date of October 28, 2025, reflects a forecast notice for planning purposes, and the project is finalized through internal agency review and approval without competitive bidding or vendor involvement.