Issuance of General Lease – Recreational Use – Lease 5357

The California State Lands Commission is authorizing a 10-year General Lease for Recreational Use, effective December 16, 2025, through Lease 5357, granting continued use of existing infrastructure at Lake Tahoe, including a joint-use pier, boathouse with sundeck and stairs, and four mooring buoys. The lease is issued to the David and Jennifer Shelton Family Trust and the Macleod Family Trust and is based on a categorical environmental exemption under California Code of Regulations, Title 14, Section 15301, which confirms that the action involves no new construction, no environmental modification, and no unusual circumstances that would cause significant environmental impact. The term of the lease extends through December 15, 2035, with no provisions for renewal or optional extensions, and no competitive solicitation process was conducted as this is a forecasted authorization rather than a solicitation. No federal acquisition regulations, pricing details, payment instructions, or procurement evaluation criteria are applicable or present, as this is a state-managed land lease governed by Caltrans and environmental review statutes rather than federal contracting rules. There is no specified contract value, invoicing method, accounting data, or contract administration personnel designated, and no attachments, representations, certifications, or technical specifications are included. The place of performance is sovereign land adjacent to 3800 and 3810 North Lake Boulevard in Carnelian Bay, Placer County, California, and the sole deliverable is the issuance of the lease, permitting ongoing, non-expansive recreational access to the existing facilities. No inspection protocols, packaging requirements, delivery terms, or special contractual conditions such as security clearances or key personnel designation are outlined, reflecting the nature of this transaction as a passive authorization rather than an active procurement or service contract.