Bebe Reiki Spa Massage

The project involves a Minor Use Permit for a sole practitioner massage establishment named Bebe Reiki Spa Massage, located in a 1,182 square foot existing office building on the east side of Illinois Avenue, approximately 200 feet south of Greenback Lane in the Orangevale community of unincorporated Sacramento County. The application for this permit is governed under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), specifically relying on a categorical exemption under Section 15301 for existing facilities, which affirms that the proposed use maintains the same intensity and character as prior non-commercial office operations and does not trigger the need for a full environmental review. No physical modifications to the structure are planned, and the scope is limited to the operation of massage services. The Sacramento County Planning and Environmental Review office, located at 827 7th Street, Room 225, Sacramento, CA 95814, is the approving agency, with Julie Newton serving as the Environmental Coordinator and point of contact for administrative and environmental compliance matters. Min C. Healer is identified as the applicant and performing entity, operating as a sole practitioner without formal corporate structure or federal contracting certifications. There is no contract value, pricing data, payment terms, invoicing system, or federal accounting identifiers associated with this action, as it is not a federal procurement but a local land use permitting process. No Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) clauses, representations, certifications, inspection criteria, delivery schedules, or special requirements are applicable or present, as this is an environmental exemption notice under state law rather than a federal contract. The posting date is October 8, 2025, and while a project identifier PLNP2025-00106 exists, no formal solicitation or contract number is issued, and the document type is classified as a forecast. No attachments, packaging specifications, evaluation factors, or delivery performance details are included because the process is regulatory, not procurement-based.