Bach Court Fence

The project at 6042 Bach Court in Sacramento, California, involves replacing an existing 6.5-foot residential side-yard fence with a new seven-foot fence and a two-foot retaining wall, resulting in a total height of nine feet within the Residential Density 7 (RD-7) zoning district. This modification requires a Minor Use Permit and is classified as a categorical exemption under CEQA Guidelines Section 15303(e) due to its nature as a small accessory structure with no anticipated significant environmental impact. The work is being undertaken by property owner Vincent Villa, who submitted the application and serves as the point of contact for the project, while Sacramento County, through its Office of Land Use and Climate Innovation and Environmental Coordinator Julie Newton, oversees permitting and regulatory compliance. No federal contracting elements are involved; the project falls entirely under local land use authority and does not trigger Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) requirements, federal funding, or procurement procedures. There is no contract value, pricing data, payment details, delivery schedule, or formal contract type specified, and no federal entity identifiers, socioeconomic certifications, or invoicing systems are applicable. Inspection and acceptance are expected to occur at the project site under the authority of Sacramento County, ensuring compliance with local zoning and building codes, though no detailed technical specifications, material standards, or quality criteria beyond the CEQA exemption are provided. The project is not subject to federal labor laws, reporting obligations, or additional contractual requirements typically associated with government procurement.