Issuance of General Lease – Recreational and Protective Structure Use

The California State Lands Commission is authorizing a 10-year General Lease for Recreational and Protective Structure Use effective February 1, 2026, and expiring January 31, 2036, for the continued use of existing infrastructure on sovereign land along the Napa River adjacent to 1760 Milton Road. The lease permits the use of an established deck, dock, appurtenant facilities, retaining wall with rip rap, and levee area without any new construction, expansion, or physical modifications. The project is administratively exempt from further environmental review under California Code of Regulations, Title 14, Section 15301, as it involves only the ongoing use of existing facilities with no anticipated significant environmental impact. No financial terms, lease payments, or contract value are specified in the documentation. The proponent is David Anthony Accurso and Scarlett Rae Graham Accurso, and the point of contact for administrative inquiries is Christopher Hall, Environmental Scientist with the California State Lands Commission. The lease is not subject to Federal Acquisition Regulation clauses, as it is a state-level land use authorization, and there are no federal contracting mechanisms such as competitive bidding, evaluation factors, payment instructions, invoicing systems, or certification requirements applicable. No attachments, packaging requirements, inspection protocols, or delivery schedules are outlined, as the agreement is non-competitive and centered on the continued lawful occupancy and maintenance of pre-existing structures rather than delivery of goods or services under traditional procurement frameworks.