Verizon Wireless Conditional Use Permit / N-DRC2023-00049 / ED25-0199

Verizon Wireless, through its agent Sequoia Deployment Services, Inc., has been granted a Conditional Use Permit by San Luis Obispo County to construct and operate an unmanned wireless communications facility at 8610 Green Valley Road, approximately 12 miles east of Cambria, California, within an agricultural land use area of the Adelaida sub-area. The facility will feature nine panel antennas, six remote radio units, four surge suppressor units, and one GPS antenna, all concealed within a 45-foot-tall faux water tank designed to blend into the rural landscape. Ancillary equipment including a 30-kW emergency diesel generator will be housed within a secured 1,080-square-foot fenced enclosure, with associated trenching, cabinets, and hardware installed to support operations. The project qualifies for a CEQA Class 3 Categorical Exemption and a General Rule Exemption due to its minimal environmental impact, with documented compliance including a CDFW No Effect Determination and an archaeologically cleared site. The permit approval, issued on September 25, 2025, and officially filed on October 16, 2025, reflects no federal procurement structure, as the document is a local land use entitlement under California environmental law, not a federal contract governed by FAR. There are no contractline items, pricing schedules, payment offices, or federal acquisition clauses; instead, administrative fees were paid for environmental reviews, including $81 for a fish and wildlife filing, $1,401.75 for a certified regulatory program, and $2,968.75 for a mitigated negative declaration. The County of San Luis Obispo serves as the lead agency, with oversight conducted through its Department of Planning & Building, and primary contact is Planner II Blake Maule. No formal period of performance, delivery schedule, inspection protocols beyond compliance with county code and CEQA, or federal contracting personnel such as CORs or PCOs are defined. The facility is to be installed, maintained, and operated solely at the specified location, with no mention of future options, subcontracting requirements, socioeconomic certifications, or federal invoicing systems. All actions and approvals are confined to local regulatory authority under CEQA and county zoning.