Issuance of General Lease – Recreational Use

The California State Lands Commission is authorizing a 10-year General Lease for Recreational Use, effective August 27, 2025, through August 26, 2035, granting the Wendy J. Warren Revocable Trust continued access to an existing pier and two mooring buoys located on sovereign land in Lake Tahoe adjacent to 48 Moana Circle in Placer County. This lease does not involve new construction, modifications, or physical alterations to the infrastructure, and it is administratively exempt under California Code of Regulations Title 2, Section 2905, subdivision (a)(2), which categorizes the action as an Existing Facility under the California Environmental Quality Act. The lease is intended solely for recreational use, with no performance metrics, inspection protocols beyond environmental compliance, or financial terms disclosed. The place of performance is firmly established in California, and oversight responsibility rests with the California State Lands Commission, which serves as both the approving agency and the administering body. No federal acquisition regulation clauses, pricing data, award evaluation criteria, or contract clauses are applicable, as this is a state-level administrative lease action rather than a federally governed procurement. The proponent is identified as the trustee of the revocable trust, and while contact information for state personnel is provided, no contracting officer, COR, or COTR is formally designated. The process relies on environmental exemption certification rather than competitive bidding, proposal submission, or standardized procurement documentation, with no solicitation number, invoicing system, or payment instructions formally outlined. Administrative records reference File L7746 and A4921, and inquiries may be directed to the Commission’s office in Sacramento.