Ventana at Duncan Canyon Specific Plan Amendment

The project pertains to the Ventana at Duncan Canyon Specific Plan Amendment in Fontana, California, seeking approval to revise land use designations within Planning Area 4 to allow gas stations, drive-through facilities, and associated commercial uses on an 11.55-acre site identified by Assessor’s Parcel Numbers 1107-262-07 and -65. The request includes securing multiple conditional use permits, a design review approval, and ABC liquor licenses for a convenience store and grocery store, along with the establishment of two drive-through operations. The development envisions up to 476,500 square feet of commercial space and 1,671 residential units, incorporating a shift from commercial to multi-family residential zoning via a complementary General Plan Amendment. All proposed changes are subject to compliance with the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), including the certification of a Final Environmental Impact Report, adoption of a Mitigation Monitoring Plan, and implementation of conditionally required mitigation measures. The City of Fontana serves as the lead agency, overseeing environmental review, public consultation, and administrative approvals, with key project documents including the EIR, Notice of Determination, and fee payment receipts maintained in its Planning Department. There is no federal contract structure or procurement framework involved; all actions are governed by local land use and environmental statutes, with no federal acquisition regulation clauses, contract pricing, payment obligations, inspection protocols, or federal contracting personnel designated. The project’s approval dates, including certification on July 15, 2026, and posting on July 16, 2026, reflect administrative milestones within the CEQA process rather than contractual milestones. Site performance is limited to the specified parcel in Fontana, with no delivery schedules, FOB terms, invoicing systems, or accounting codes applicable, as this is a planning and entitlement action, not a federal procurement.