Issuance of General Lease – Recreational and Protective Structure – Lease 8672

The California State Lands Commission is authorizing a 10-year General Lease, designated as Lease 8672, effective April 17, 2026, for the continued use of an existing boat dock, platform, appurtenant facilities, and bank protection structures located on sovereign land adjacent to 3815 Garden Highway in Sacramento, California. This lease permits no new construction, expansion, or alteration of the current infrastructure and relies entirely on pre-existing facilities, qualifying for a categorical exemption under California Code of Regulations Title 14, Section 15301, which applies to actions involving existing facilities with no environmental change or increased use. The lease term extends through April 16, 2036, with no option for renewal specified, and the place of performance is clearly defined as the Sacramento River site near Sacramento County. The proponent, Kenneth Brian Wegner and Cari Rae Wegner as Trustees of the Kenneth Brian Wegner and Cari Rae Wegner Living Trust, holds responsibility for maintaining the structures in their current state without modification. This transaction is administered at the state level and does not involve federal acquisition procedures, meaning no FAR clauses, DFARS provisions, or standard federal contract requirements such as payment offices, accounting codes, invoicing methods, inspection criteria, or technical specifications apply. No evaluation factors, award criteria, pricing data, or financial terms are disclosed, and the contract value remains unspecified. There is no competitive solicitation, set-aside designation, or socioeconomic classification indicated, and no representation or certification requirements are present. The project is non-competitive, administrative in nature, and centered on permitting continued lawful use of existing recreational and protective infrastructure under state land management authority. Contact for the lease is provided through Christopher Hall, Environmental Scientist with the California State Lands Commission, and no Contracting Officer’s Representative, technical representative, or procurement contracting officer details are provided. The lease is issued under state environmental review protocols, with no federal compliance, packaging, marking, or logistical requirements applicable.