Amendment of General Lease – Recreational Use – Lease #9414

The California State Lands Commission has amended Lease #9414, a 10-year general lease for recreational use at Lake Tahoe, to authorize the removal of a single mooring buoy adjacent to 6061 North Lake Boulevard in Carnelian Bay, Placer County. This modification constitutes a minor physical alteration to the leased property and does not change the nature or scope of existing recreational activities. The action qualifies for a categorical exemption under Class 4 of the California Environmental Quality Act, specifically California Code of Regulations Title 14, Section 15304, as it involves negligible environmental impact and presents no reasonable possibility of significant effects, eliminating the need for further environmental review. The lease term runs from August 17, 2019, through August 17, 2029, with no financial value or pricing details disclosed. The proponent, Maquina de Vapor, LLC, is responsible for executing the removal, while the California State Lands Commission retains oversight and approval authority. No formal contracting officer, COR, or COTR has been designated in the documentation, and no invoicing method, payment office, or accounting codes are specified. The amendment does not include standard federal contract clauses, supplemental requirements such as security clearances or options, or representations from the offeror. The project’s regulatory compliance is based entirely on the environmental exemption, with no inspection criteria, quality standards, packaging, or delivery terms outlined. All administrative functions are coordinated through the California State Lands Commission at 100 Howe Avenue, Sacramento, with Jason Ramos identified as the primary contact.