8250 East Stockton Boulevard Public Storage Certificate of Nonconforming Use (NCP)

The project involves reestablishing a previously existing mini storage facility on a 3.67-acre parcel located at 8250 East Stockton Boulevard in unincorporated Sacramento County, California, within the Industrial-Office Park (MP) zoning district. Originally constructed in 2003, the facility is not being expanded or modified in scope or use; the action is purely administrative, seeking a Certificate of Nonconforming Use to legally reinstate the prior lawful operation under current zoning regulations. The request is supported by a categorical exemption under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Section 15301, which affirms that the proposed action involves the continued use of an existing facility without significant environmental impact, including no adverse effects on historic resources, scenic highways, or hazardous waste sites. No new construction, physical changes, or operational expansions are involved, and the process is governed by local land use and environmental review procedures rather than federal procurement rules. There is no federal contract, procurement, or financial component to this action. The project is not a federally funded or administered contract; it does not include any pricing, contract value, CLINs, invoicing mechanisms, payment details, accounting codes, or federal acquisition regulation (FAR) clauses. The primary point of contact for regulatory review is Julie Newton, Environmental Coordinator for Sacramento County, while Sharon Linder of Public Storage serves as the applicant. The permit number associated with the filing is PLNP2025-00121, with a posted date of October 23, 2025, and a digital signing date of July 7, 2025. The parcel’s APN is 115-0130-054. No federal representations, certifications, size status declarations, CAGE codes, UEIs, or procurement-related evaluations are applicable or present. The entire process is a local land use approval under CEQA, limited to verifying compliance with environmental exemptions and zoning continuity, with no physical delivery, performance timeline, FOB terms, or contract administration requirements typical of federal acquisitions.