CUP Saloon 1848- 105 Main Street

The City of Jackson, California is evaluating a Conditional Use Permit application for Saloon 1848 located at 105 Main Street to expand its bar operations from the upper level to include the lower level, decks, and patios without altering the building’s footprint. The proposal also includes the placement of a food truck on the ground floor patio to supplement food service. The project is situated within the Historic Commercial zoning district and has been determined eligible for a categorical exemption under California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Section 15301, Class 1, as it involves the continued use of an existing facility with no significant expansion. The application was posted on January 22, 2026, and the City of Jackson, acting as the lead agency, has filed a Notice of Exemption to formalize this determination. The primary point of contact for the planning process is Erin Ventura, Contract Planner, reachable through the City’s Planning and Research Office. While the City Manager, Carl Simpson, is listed as the lead agency contact, no formal contracting officer, technical representative, or federal acquisition roles are designated, as this is strictly a municipal land-use permitting action. No financial data, solicitation numbers, contract clauses, payment terms, inspection criteria, or federal procurement elements are included, confirming this is not a federal contract but a local approval process governed by state environmental and zoning regulations. Submission of the certified exemption document is required, with physical filings directed to the Sacramento office, and no electronic submission pathways or formal bid requirements are established.