5904 Orange Avenue Structures Removal Project

The Southgate Recreation and Park District is pursuing the demolition of a residence with attached garage, a detached garage, a barn/shop, multiple small sheds or storage structures, and a swimming pool at 5904 Orange Avenue in Sacramento, California, to clear the site for expansion of Jack N. Sheldon Park. The project has been categorized as environmentally exempt under California’s CEQA Sections 15301 and 15304, which classify the demolition and land alteration as minor and not requiring an environmental impact report; a Notice of Exemption has been filed with the Office of Planning and Research and the county clerk to formalize this determination. All work is to be conducted on-site at the designated address, with no indication of transportation, relocation, or disposal requirements beyond site clearance. No formal contract value, pricing details, or financial terms are provided, suggesting the project remains in a planning or forecast phase without a solicited or awarded contractor. Performance timelines, delivery schedules, and inspection protocols are not defined in available documentation, and there is no reference to contractual clauses, federal acquisition regulations, or technical specifications governing the work. The lead contact for the project is Juanita Cano, Associate Park Planner, who serves as the primary point of coordination, though no formal contracting officer, COR, or COTR has been designated. Administrative oversight resides entirely with the district, which assumes responsibility for approvals and compliance. No UEI, CAGE code, small business certifications, or federal socioeconomic requirements are applicable due to the local public agency nature of the project. Submission of required environmental documentation is to be made by mail to the Office of Planning and Research in Sacramento, with no electronic submission portal or digital format requirements specified. Packaging, marking, preservation, invoicing, payment details, and accounting codes are not addressed, reflecting a streamlined local process focused solely on environmental compliance and site clearance rather than a formalized federal procurement structure.