Antelope Way Fill Removal, Grading, and Delineation

The project involves the removal of unauthorized fill material from a parcel located adjacent to 7162 Antelope Way in Placer County, California, followed by grading the land to match the natural slope of the surrounding terrain, ensuring the gradient does not exceed 10 percent. A single-rail fence will be installed along the property boundary to deter future unauthorized use and protect the site from encroachment. The work is being executed by the California Tahoe Conservancy as a self-performed project, with no external contractor engaged. The project qualifies for categorical exemptions under California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Classes 3 and 4, reflecting its minor scale and limited environmental impact, and no additional engineering or construction standards beyond these exemptions are cited. The place of performance is clearly defined by the Placer County Assessment Number 014-303-014, and inspections and acceptance occur on-site. No contract value, pricing details, or payment instructions are provided in the documentation, and while the solicitation was posted on January 28, 2026, the submission deadline was January 26, 2026, with electronic execution through DocuSign required. Contact for the project is Haley Lazar, Environmental Planner, with Kevin Prior, Director of the Land Division, serving as the signing authority. No formal contract clauses, evaluation factors, special requirements, or representations from offerors are present, and the project is structured as a forecast item without a defined period of performance or invoicing mechanism.