Mansoury Cargo Container

The project involves a request for a Minor Use Permit to place a single cargo container in the rear yard of a residential property located at 4929 Crestview Drive in the RD-5 zoning district of unincorporated Sacramento County, California, for personal storage use. The applicant, Ashkon Mansoury, seeks approval under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) through a categorical exemption under Section 15303, which applies to the construction or conversion of small structures, as the installation is deemed to have no significant environmental impact. No hazardous materials, historic resource conflicts, or unusual circumstances are identified, and no structural modifications to the property are proposed. The request is administrative in nature and does not constitute a competitive procurement or formal contract, with no pricing, payment terms, delivery schedules, or federal acquisition clauses applicable. Sacramento County’s Planning and Environmental Review office serves as the approving authority, with Julie Newton acting as the Environmental Coordinator for coordination and review. The process is governed solely by local land use regulations and CEQA guidelines, with no federal contracting elements present. There are no specified packaging, marking, or preservation requirements, no invoicing or accounting codes, no assigned contracting officer or technical representative, and no evaluation factors, representations, or certifications typical of government contracts. The project does not involve transportation, delivery, or shipping terms, and no deadlines, proposal formats, or submission portals are outlined beyond the physical address for filing with the county. All documentation focuses on environmental compliance and zoning adherence, with the permit issuance serving as the sole deliverable. The application is treated as a non-competitive, individual entitlement request rather than a procurement, and no formal contract structure, clause set, or commercial terms apply.