City of Elk Grove Climate Compass Project

The Calvine Pointe Major 3 Mixed Use Retail and Storage Project is a development initiative within the City of Elk Grove, California, involving the construction of two new buildings on a portion of the existing Calvine Pointe Shopping Center. The primary structure is a three-story building spanning approximately 135,444 square feet, allocated to 123,444 square feet of personal storage, 2,000 square feet of flex commercial or office storage use, and 10,000 square feet of commercial or office space. A separate 3,900-square-foot building will provide drive-up personal storage units. Complementary site improvements include a trash enclosure, enhanced parking, lighting, landscaping, drainage, and utility systems serving both structures. The project also seeks to repeal Condition of Approval #35 from the prior Shops 6 Amendment Project and transfer the obligation to provide an emergency-only reciprocal access easement to the southern parcels to this project. Compliance with the City of Elk Grove’s Climate Action Plan for nonresidential development is mandatory, incorporating standards such as green building practices, zero net energy requirements, electrification mandates, the use of Tier 4 construction equipment, and installation of electric vehicle charging infrastructure. This initiative falls under the broader Climate Compass Project, which is tied to the City’s updated General Plan and governed by California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) protocols, including the certification of an Environmental Impact Report. The lead agency for the project is the City of Elk Grove, responsible for all inspection, acceptance, and compliance monitoring. While administrative fee payments have been processed through Sacramento County for filing and recording, no federal contract mechanisms are in place—there are no FAR clauses, federal acquisition terms, payment offices under federal systems, or contracting officer roles identified. The project does not involve a formal contract with line item pricing, solicitation-based award evaluation, or federal contractor certifications such as UEI or CAGE codes. Instead, it is an administrative land use and environmental compliance process handled locally, with submissions required in paper format to the City’s Development Services department. The project’s performance location is at 8401 Laguna Palms Way, Elk Grove, and all environmental and planning requirements are aligned with state codes, local ordinances, and the city’s climate goals, distinguishing it from federally funded or regulated procurement efforts.