4600 Auburn Boulevard Rezone

The project at 4600 Auburn Boulevard in Sacramento County involves a two-phase land development initiative totaling 4.8 acres across three adjacent parcels. Phase One entails the construction of a self-storage facility on two parcels zoned General Commercial, requiring only non-discretionary design review and including a new access driveway connecting to Auburn Boulevard. The northern parcel, comprising 3.5 acres, is currently zoned RD-30 for high-density residential use and is slated for Phase Two development as a commercial center with three buildings housing retail or office space; this phase requires significant entitlement changes including a General Plan Amendment to reclassify the land use from Low Density Residential to Commercial and Office, a Community Plan Amendment to align the designation with General Commercial, and a formal rezone from RD-30 to General Commercial zoning. The project received environmental clearance via a Mitigated Negative Declaration under the California Environmental Quality Act, with associated fees totaling $3,018.75 paid to the County and Fish and Wildlife for administrative and compliance purposes. The applicant, Tower Development Corp, is responsible for executing the development, while Sacramento County serves as the lead agency overseeing land use approvals and environmental compliance. No federal contract clauses, procurement terms, or traditional acquisition structures apply; the documents reflect a local government land use entitlement process rather than a government contracting action. Key contacts include Julie Newton as the County’s Environmental Coordinator and Carl Benvenuti as the project applicant, with all activities centered on regulatory approval, environmental mitigation, and zoning changes within Sacramento County jurisdiction.