Zoning Code Update

The City of Etna, California, is undertaking a comprehensive update to Title 17, Zoning, of its Municipal Code, a regulatory initiative aimed at modernizing land use policies across the entire city jurisdiction. This internally managed project, classified as exempt under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), does not involve competitive bidding or external contractors and is being led by the City Clerk, Pamela Eastlick, who serves as the primary point of contact. The update will result in a revised zoning code, updated zoning maps, and supporting documentation intended for adoption by the City Council, ensuring alignment with state environmental review standards under Public Resources Code Sections 21080(b)(1), 21083, 21110, 21108, 21152, and 21152.1. The project’s place of performance is exclusively within Etna, CA, with no physical delivery or logistics requirements, and the only formal submissions required are a certified document of exemption finding and a Notice of Exemption, both of which have been filed as part of the CEQA compliance process. There is no established contract value, payment terms, invoicing system, or contracting officer details, as the work is conducted entirely by city staff without a procurement contract. The project timeline, evaluation criteria, and award methodology are not defined because no solicitation or competitive process is involved, and no federal acquisition regulations apply. The entire effort is an administrative update to local code, supported solely by city resources and governed by state environmental law rather than federal procurement frameworks.