Janus Solar and Battery Storage Project

The Janus Solar and Battery Storage Project involves a Lot Line Adjustment that reallocates land between two parcels within Colusa County, California, specifically at 1958 Spring Valley Road, Williams, CA 95987. The adjustment increases Parcel 2 from approximately 148 acres to 189 acres while reducing Parcel 1 from approximately 870 acres to 829 acres, maintaining the total acreage under agricultural preservation. This change occurs within the confines of existing Williamson Act contracts, which require the land to remain dedicated to agricultural use; the adjustment formally removes land from one Williamson Act contract and places it into another without altering the overall protected acreage. The project is categorized as a ministerial action exempt from environmental review under the California Environmental Quality Act, specifically relying on CEQA Guidelines §§15317 and 15061(b)(3), which classify the adjustment as a minor land use change unlikely to produce significant environmental impacts. No construction, energy generation, or physical delivery is involved; the core deliverable is the regulatory approval and recordation of adjusted parcel boundaries with the county recorder. The contracting authority is Colusa County, with Ciara Fisher, Principal Planner, serving as the primary point of contact and lead agency representative. No formal solicitation number, contract type, pricing, or federal acquisition regulation clauses apply, as this is not a procurement of goods or services under federal standards but a land-use entitlement processed under California state and local law. Attachments required include a certified exemption finding and a filed Notice of Exemption, submitted in paper format to the Office of Planning and Research in Sacramento. There are no payment terms, invoicing instructions, delivery schedules, FOB conditions, or performance milestones, as the transaction is administrative in nature. The project reflects a land use reconfiguration to support future solar and battery storage development, with no contractual obligations beyond compliance with Williamson Act requirements and CEQA exemption protocols. No subcontracting, socioeconomic certifications, or contractor representations were disclosed, and no contracting officer, COR, or COTR roles are formally designated. The adjustment was signed on September 29, 2025, and publicly posted on September 30, 2025, as part of a forecasted land use action with no defined period of performance beyond the recordation of the approved adjustment.