(AN 023-162-016) Transfer of land coverage rights for construction of a new single-family residence.

The California Tahoe Conservancy is facilitating the transfer of 409 square feet of land coverage rights from its own parcel to a private residential lot at 767 Glorene Avenue in South Lake Tahoe, California, enabling the construction of a new single-family residence without increasing the total developed area within the ecologically sensitive Lake Tahoe Basin. This action is processed under a Class 3 Categorical Exemption under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA § 15303), which qualifies the project as a small structure that imposes no net environmental impact due to the offsetting nature of the rights transfer. The transaction is administrative and regulatory in nature, not a competitive procurement, and no monetary value, pricing, or financial terms are attached to the transfer of rights. The project is not subject to federal acquisition regulations, and no federal FAR clauses, payment systems, invoicing protocols, contracting officer appointments, or socioeconomic certifications are involved. The primary deliverable is the legal and environmental approval permitting the Riva family to proceed with residential construction under existing coverage allowances, with no physical construction, supplies, or services being procured. All administrative and environmental documentation is managed at the state level by the Tahoe Conservancy, with Daniel Huerta serving as the primary point of contact and no formal contract administration personnel designated as COR, COTR, or PCO. There are no bids, evaluations, delivery schedules, inspection criteria, or performance milestones outlined, as the process hinges solely on compliance with state environmental exemptions and land use planning regulations. No attachments, packaging requirements, FOB terms, or submission portals are specified, and the project is treated as a non-competitive, regulatory entitlement rather than a contractual procurement.