Martis Valley Self Storage and Co-Working Office Space (PLN20-00197)

The project involves a modification to Condition 24 and a three-year extension of the approval period for a previously authorized Minor Use Permit and Design Review for a commercial development in Truckee, California, located at 9780 North Shore Boulevard in Martis Valley. The approved project entails construction of a three-story, 67,840 square foot building including approximately 393 self-storage units, a 998 square foot caretaker’s unit, and a 980 square foot co-working office space. The extension allows additional time for implementation of the approved project, with the most recent approval date being August 21, 2025. All regulatory compliance is governed by the California Environmental Quality Act, supported by a Mitigated Negative Declaration, which outlines environmental mitigation measures and public disclosures. The project has fulfilled state-mandated requirements including payment of a $2,968.75 fee to the California Department of Fish and Wildlife under SB 1535 and a $50 county recording fee. No federal contract clauses, solicitation numbers, pricing details, or procurement-specific terms are present, as this is a local land use entitlement action under Placer County jurisdiction rather than a federal acquisition. Placer County’s Community Development Resource Agency serves as the lead agency, with Meghan Schwartz as the primary contact for permitting and compliance matters. The project applicant is Martis Valley Storage Group, LLC, which is responsible for executing the development in accordance with approved conditions. No federal entity identifiers such as UEI or CAGE codes are referenced, and no socioeconomic certifications or contract types like FFP or IDIQ are applicable. The place of performance is clearly defined as Truckee, California, and inspections and acceptance are administered locally by Placer County. While environmental documentation, including the Mitigated Negative Declaration and fee payment receipts, are required and publicly accessible, there are no specified technical building standards, packaging requirements, invoicing procedures, or contract administration details beyond local permitting and environmental review obligations. The entire process remains confined to state and county regulatory frameworks with no incorporation of Federal Acquisition Regulation provisions.