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Issuance of General Lease Recreational Use Lease 3257

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The California State Lands Commission will issue a 10-year General Lease for Recreational Use beginning February 1, 2026, under Lease 3257, authorizing the use and maintenance of an existing joint-use pier, two boathouses, three boat hoists, two sundecks with stairs, and four mooring buoys. The lease grants long-term recreational access rights to the specified waterfront infrastructure, likely supporting public or group boating activities in a designated area within California. The lease term spans a full decade with an anticipated start date of early 2026, providing stability for ongoing operations and maintenance planning. Robin M Tuohy, Environmental Scientist with the California State Lands Commission, serves as the primary point of contact for all matters related to the lease issuance, reachable via phone or email. The notice was posted on July 9, 2026, under a forecast classification, indicating this is a planned action awaiting formal proceedings. The place of performance is in California, though no specific city or zip is listed, suggesting the property is located in a regional waterbody under state jurisdiction. No set-aside provisions or NAICS codes are specified, and the issuing agency is solely the California State Lands Commission.

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10-year lease starting Feb 1, 2026, for recreational use of pier, boathouses, boat hoists, sundecks, and mooring buoys.

Agency

California State Lands Commission

NAICS

531190 - Lessors of Other Real Estate PropertyView NAICS

Place of Performance

CA

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Notice of Exemption for General Lease L3257 Recreational Use

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AgencyCalifornia State Lands Commission

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California State Lands Commission

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Robin M TuohyEnvironmental Scientist

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North Lake Carnelian Bay LLCPlease contact Robin Tuohy, CSLC Environmental Scientist

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Authorize issuance of a General Lease Recreational Use beginning February 1, 2026, for a term of 10 years, for the use and maintenance of an existing joint-use pier, two boathouses, three boat hoists, two sundecks and stairs, and four mooring buoys.

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