Zepeda Conditional Certificate of Compliance; N-SUB2025-00081 (COAL 25-0023); (ED26-0045)

The Conditional Certificate of Compliance request for parcel APN 091-272-022 on Viva Way in Nipomo, California, seeks administrative approval to legalize a 5-acre lot within the Residential Rural land use category under San Luis Obispo County’s regulatory authority. The applicant, Manuel Zepeda Jr., has submitted documentation demonstrating compliance with the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), specifically invoking an exemption under Section 15061(b)(3) due to the determination that the project has no potential for significant environmental impact. The approval process, overseen by the County’s Planning and Building Department, involves review of supporting materials including a Biological Resources Assessment, a certified document of exemption finding, and a Notice of Exemption, with the formal filing receipt confirming a $81.00 fee paid for Fish and Wildlife coordination. There is no procurement process involved; the action is regulatory, not contractual, intended to establish legal standing for the parcel without authorizing construction, grading, or utility installation, which would require separate permits. All administrative functions are handled locally by the County of San Luis Obispo, with direct contact managed by Planner II Dane Mueller and other county staff. No federal acquisition regulations, contract clauses, or procurement mechanisms apply; there are no solicitation numbers, FAR sections, payment office details, contracting officers, or federal accounting codes present. The only financial transaction is the single filing fee, with payment accepted via cash, check, credit, or other non-federal methods. The place of performance is clearly defined at the parcel’s location, 0 Viva Way, Nipomo, CA 93444, and formal acceptance occurs through the County Clerk’s Office. There are no delivery schedules, shipping terms, inspection checklists, or performance metrics beyond compliance with CEQA’s environmental exemption criteria. The applicant’s identification, contact details, and property description are provided, but no federal certifications, small business status, UEI, or CAGE codes are required or submitted, as this is a purely local land use entitlement process governed by county ordinances and state environmental law.