Issuance of General Lease – Recreational Use – Lease 3289

The California State Lands Commission has authorized a 10-year General Lease – Recreational Use beginning August 21, 2025, for the continued use of an existing recreational facility located on sovereign land in Georgiana Slough near Isleton, California. The lease grants exclusive rights to operate and maintain a pre-existing boat dock with cabin, L-shaped dock, eight wood pilings, gangway, portable float, electrical and water utility outlets, slide, diving board, and boat lift, with no new construction or physical alterations permitted. The action is administratively exempt under California Environmental Quality Act Class 1, Existing Facilities, due to the absence of any reasonable potential for significant environmental impact. The lease term expires on August 20, 2035, and the proponent is Marion M. R. Brooding, as Trustee of the Marion M. R. Brooding 1994 Living Trust, alongside Larry D. Brooding. No contract value, pricing, or payment details are specified, and the lease is not subject to federal acquisition regulations, as no FAR clauses, federal certifications, or contracting officer roles are identified. The California State Lands Commission acts as the approving authority, with oversight responsibilities resting with its Environmental Scientist, Robin M. Tuohy, and administrative support from Acting Executive Officer Grace Kato. Submissions must be sent via physical mail to the Commission’s headquarters in South Sacramento, and no electronic delivery options or formal proposal formats are outlined. Inspection procedures, acceptance criteria, and special requirements such as security clearances, key personnel assignments, or contract options are not defined, reflecting the simple, non-commercial nature of the recreational lease.