My Diamond Property Solutions Tentative Subdivision

The project involves the subdivision of a 1.25-acre parcel in unincorporated Sacramento County, California, into five residential lots ranging from 9,735 to 10,195 square feet, each intended for a two-story single-family residence. The development requires new access road construction, road improvements, and tree removal, with strict environmental mitigation measures mandated under the California Environmental Quality Act. Native trees must be preserved using ISA-certified arborist oversight and dripline protection, while non-native tree canopy must be replaced by at least 8,011 square feet. If physical replacement is not feasible, compensation must be made to the County Tree Preservation Fund at a rate of $325 per dbh inch. All new construction must comply with CalGreen Tier 2 standards, including EV-ready electrical infrastructure and the complete exclusion of natural gas systems. Greenhouse gas emissions are required to remain below 1,100 metric tons CO2e annually, in alignment with the Sacramento County Climate Action Plan adopted in November 2024 and SMAQMD thresholds. The project site, located northwest of the intersection of Northrop Avenue and Jonas Avenue, is subject to inspection and acceptance by the County of Sacramento, which serves as the lead agency for compliance enforcement. All development must adhere to County Code Titles 16 and 22, as well as local Improvement Standards and Best Management Practices. The applicant, My Diamond Property Solutions, Inc., represented by Jacquelyn Yerman, is responsible for implementing these conditions, while Julie Newton, the Environmental Coordinator for Sacramento County Planning and Environmental Review, oversees regulatory compliance. The proposed subdivision map and supporting documentation, including an amended arborist report, tree exhibits, and a CalEEMod emissions analysis, form the basis for environmental review and approval. There is no federal acquisition contract structure present; the process operates entirely under local land use and environmental regulation with no identified contract value, payment office, invoicing method, or federal contracting officer representation.