Letter of Non-Objection for Pedestrian Cultural Resources Survey

The California State Lands Commission has issued a forecast for a pedestrian cultural resources survey to transect the Area of Potential Effects, focusing on the identification and documentation of all visible cultural resources such as artifacts, features, structures, or historic elements using GPS technology. No collection or disturbance of any resources is permitted under this requirement, and the survey will consist solely of non-intrusive observation and recording. The work is intended to fulfill environmental review obligations and will be conducted in alignment with state and federal preservation standards to ensure cultural resources are properly identified and protected. The solicitation is managed by the California State Lands Commission, with Sarah Mongano, Senior Environmental Scientist, listed as the primary point of contact for inquiries. The project is located within the state of California, and while specific site locations are not detailed here, the scope implies fieldwork across areas potentially affected by proposed activities. The notice was posted on June 8, 2026, and further details can be accessed through the provided California Environmental Quality Act portal link. This forecast signals upcoming procurement activity but does not constitute a formal request for proposals.