Guenoc Valley Mixed-Use Planned Development Project

The Guenoc Valley Mixed-Use Planned Development Project involves the subdivision of a portion of the Anasu Farms site within the Guenoc Valley area of Lake County, California, resulting in the creation of 34 new parcels including 30 resort residential lots, one commercial parcel, and three facility parcels, alongside six peripheral parcels derived from seven existing parcels and three access parcels. A single encroachment from Butts Canyon Road is part of the proposed infrastructure adjustments. The tentative subdivision map, designated PL-26-9, was approved by the Lake County Planning Commission on July 23, 2026, as part of a phased development plan spanning eight stages. The project is situated in the 95461 zip code area and is subject to state-level environmental review under the California Environmental Quality Act, as evidenced by the Notice of Determination filings associated with the Environmental Impact Report. The lead agency for the project is Lake County, with Max Stockton, Associate Planner, serving as the primary point of contact and Kevin Case as the consultant. Although the project has received regulatory approval and environmental compliance certifications, no formal contract, solicitation, pricing structure, deliverables, or Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR)-compliant procurement documentation is present in the available records. The project remains in the planning and approval phase with no awarded contract value, payment terms, or procurement clauses identified.