Viva LogIstIcs Sign Plan/ PRJ - 0683463

The project involves the installation of a comprehensive on-premise sign plan for a 75.2-acre commercial site in San Diego, located at multiple addresses within the Otay Mesa community and zoned IBT-1-1 under the Heavy Commercial land use designation. The scope includes 11 monument and building identification signs and 11 wayfinding signs, all classified as accessory structures under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), qualifying for a categorical exemption under Section 15311. The site is situated within several overlapping regulatory zones, including the Airport Influence Area for Brown Field, the Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zone, the Community Plan Implementation Overlay Zone, and the Transit Priority Area, which may influence sign placement and design considerations without explicitly requiring additional permits beyond local zoning and CEQA compliance. The project has been administratively filed with the City of San Diego Development Services Department, with a Notice of Exemption submitted and certified by the applicant, Genie Jackson, and supported by a CDFW No Effect Determination and a $50 CEQA filing fee receipt. No federal contract clauses, procurement mechanisms, or payment terms beyond the administrative fee are involved, as this is a municipal land use permit application, not a federal acquisition. Performance is confined to the specified site addresses, with no defined timeline, delivery schedule, or inspection protocols outlined, and no federal entity identifiers, socioeconomic certifications, or contracting officer roles are applicable or referenced. The submission process is paper-based, requiring clear physical copies of forms and supporting documents to be delivered to the San Diego County Clerk’s Office and the City’s Development Services Department, with no electronic filing option indicated.