IU-Mien Buddhist Temple

The project involves the construction of a 4,816 square foot Buddhist temple and a 1,381 square foot service building on a 9.6-acre parcel located in the Vineyard Community of unincorporated Sacramento County, with additional improvements including an 88-stall parking lot, curb and gutter, sidewalk along the parcel frontage, an extended driveway connecting to the eastern portion of the site, and recreational lawn and landscaping. The development is designated for Place of Worship use and requires a Use Permit and Design Review under Sacramento County jurisdiction. Construction is scheduled with demolition occurring between April 13 and April 24, 2026, followed by site preparation through May 16, 2026, and building construction from June 1 to October 2, 2026. All work must comply with Title 24 Building Standards, the CalGreen Code, Sacramento County General Plan, and environmental regulations under CEQA, including mitigation for air quality emissions, stormwater management under a SWPPP, noise control, biological resource protection under the South Sacramento Habitat Conservation Plan, and soil and septic system standards specific to the Red Bluff-Redding Complex soil type. Environmental documentation includes an Aquatic Resource Delineation study and a CalEEMod emissions report, with oversight coordinated by Sacramento County as the lead agency. The project site is referenced by Assessor’s Parcel Number 299-0120-038-0000 and geolocation coordinates 38.048798, -121.351181. There is no stated contract value, formal solicitation or contract number, or federal procurement identification such as UEI, CAGE, or FAR clauses. Contract administration responsibilities fall to Julie Newton, Environmental Coordinator, who serves as the primary point of contact but is not formally designated as a COR or COTR. No Procurement Contracting Officer has been identified. No invoices, payment terms, accounting data, or delivery terms such as FOB have been specified. Attachments include the Proposed Temple Plan Set, emissions estimation tables, and project location plates, with submissions accepted via both electronic and hardcopy formats to the State Clearinghouse and Sacramento County, though no deadline, page limits, or proposal format requirements are outlined.