Florian Townhomes

The Florian Townhomes project involves the subdivision of a 2.11-acre site in unincorporated Sacramento County into two parcels—1.348 acres and 0.766 acres—to enable the development of a 38-unit condominium community. The project requires approval of a tentative parcel map along with special development permits to deviate from standard zoning and development regulations, a waiver for the condominium parcel map, and formal design review to ensure compliance with Sacramento County’s Countywide Design Guidelines. Environmental review under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) has been completed with the adoption of a Mitigated Negative Declaration, subject to the implementation of specific mitigation measures and a formal mitigation monitoring program to ensure ongoing environmental compliance. Administrative fees totaling $3,018.75 have been paid, including $2,968.75 for state-level CEQA review and $50 for county processing, but no contract value or pricing structure for construction or development work has been established as the document reflects a forecast notice rather than a solicitation or awarded contract. The project is located at 7270 and 7298 Stockton Boulevard in South Sacramento, with all regulatory oversight managed by the Sacramento County Planning and Environmental Review Department. Primary point of contact for the agency is Julie Newton, Environmental Coordinator, reachable at (916) 874-6141, while the applicant, Stan Gamble of Trafalgar Inc., serves as the project sponsor. No federal acquisition regulations (FAR), contract clauses, evaluation criteria, payment details, or delivery schedules are applicable, as this is a local land use approval process governed by state and county environmental and planning codes rather than federal contracting procedures. No procurement mechanism, solicitation number, contract type, pricing, contractor certifications, or inspection protocols are defined under federal procurement frameworks, with all formal requirements centered on environmental compliance, design conformity, and administrative approval through local channels. The approval date of July 28, 2025, marks the culmination of this regulatory process, with no further contractual obligations or procurement actions beyond the permitting phase identified.