Anne Rudin Preserve Williamson Act Contract (APB)

The project involves amending an existing Williamson Act agricultural preserve contract to consolidate two adjacent parcels totaling 109.71 acres within the AG-40 zone in the Natomas community of unincorporated Sacramento County. The amendment merges the 56.38-acre Cummings Preserve with the 53.33-acre Anne Rudin Preserve, extending the protections of the Williamson Act to the combined land area to ensure its continued use as open space and agricultural land with no development permitted. The activity is governed under California state law and qualifies for a categorical exemption under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Guidelines Section 15317, which applies to open space contracts or easements, with no identified exceptions or adverse environmental impacts. The contractual amendment is administrative in nature, requiring no physical construction, services, or financial payments, and is administered by Sacramento County in coordination with the Natomas Basin Conservancy. The original contract identifier is 2004-AP-005, and the amendment is tracked under the control number PLNp2024-00093. The primary contacts for the project are Julie Newton, Environmental Coordinator with Sacramento County, and Jennifer Skupic, representing the Natomas Basin Conservancy. The project is not subject to federal acquisition regulations; there are no FAR clauses, procurement evaluation factors, cost data, delivery schedules, FOB terms, or federal contracting requirements such as UEI, CAGE codes, or socioeconomic certifications. The land is located approximately 1.1 miles southeast of the intersection of Del Paso Road and Power Line Road, with APN 225-0110-061-0000 as the identified parcel. No formal contract execution dates, payment details, inspection protocols, or clause-specific provisions are included beyond those related to environmental compliance and land use preservation under state law.