Cisco Grove Campground Conditional Use Permit Modification (PLN24-00086)

The project involves a Conditional Use Permit Modification for the Cisco Grove Campground in Placer County, California, focusing exclusively on improvements to the 32-acre portion of the site within Placer County, while the larger campground spans into Nevada County. The scope includes upgrades to existing infrastructure such as restrooms, a guardhouse, welcome center, general store, and RV dump station, along with the addition of new amenities including a swimming pool, golf cart corral, crafts pavilion, pickleball courts, dog park, jump pillow, playground, boat dock, sledding hill, employee housing consisting of six RV units and five mobile units, and guest laundry facilities—all reserved exclusively for campground guests. No new campsites are being added. The work must comply with Title 25 of the California Code of Regulations governing special occupancy parks, CAL Green building standards, the Placer County Stormwater Management Manual, and CARB emissions regulations, with all construction subject to strict grading, drainage, erosion control, and revegetation requirements overseen by the California Department of Housing and Community Development. Environmental compliance is governed by CEQA, with mitigation measures required for impacts on biological resources, cultural resources, air quality, wildfire risk, water quality, geologic hazards, and paleontological resources, including consultation with the United Auburn Indian Community and coordination with state historical preservation offices. The project site is located at 48415 Hampshire Rocks Road, Emigrant Gap, CA 95715, and all inspections and final acceptance will be conducted on-site by Placer County’s Engineering and Surveying Division, Planning Services Division, and Community Development Resource Agency. Submittals must include detailed technical documentation such as a Biological Study, Cultural Resources Survey, Tree Survey, Wetland Delineation, Drainage and Grading Plans, Stormwater BMPs, Traffic and VMT Analyses, and a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment, all submitted in both digital (PDF on CD) and hardcopy formats. Payment, invoicing, contracting officer representation, and federal procurement mechanisms such as FAR clauses, UEI codes, or AAC lines are not applicable, as this is a local land-use permitting action under state and county regulatory frameworks rather than a federal contract. The lead contact for administrative matters is Claudia Garcia of Placer County, though no formal contracting officer, COR, or COTR roles are specified. The project does not include a defined period of performance, contract value estimate, or pricing structure, and no federal acquisition procedures or supply chain logistics