Nakache Cargo Container (UPM)

The project involves the approval of a Minor Use Permit for the continued placement of an existing cargo container on the rear yard of a single-family residence located at 7321 Winding Way in the Carmichael community of Sacramento County, California. This action is classified as a categorical exemption under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Section 15303(e), which applies to small, non-structural modifications on residential lots with negligible environmental impact. No new construction, demolition, or physical alterations are required, and the permitting process is administrative in nature, focused solely on confirming compliance with CEQA exemption criteria by evaluating potential environmental exceptions such as impacts on hazardous materials, historic resources, or scenic highways—all of which have been determined not to apply. The project is not subject to federal procurement regulations or contract clauses, with no federal acquisition regulation (FAR) sections, solicitation numbers, or contracting officer designations applicable. The Sacramento County government is the approving authority, with Julie Newton serving as the Environmental Coordinator overseeing the process and Gerard Nakache identified as the applicant and property owner. There is no identified contract value, payment office, accounting code, invoicing system, or delivery schedule, as this is not a procurement transaction but a land-use permit action. No inspections, quality standards, packaging requirements, or performance metrics are specified because the deliverable is regulatory approval rather than a physical product or service. No federal entity identifiers, size certifications, or socioeconomic representations are required or provided, and there are no attachments, clause listings, evaluation factors, or special contract requirements beyond those inherent to local environmental review. The posting date of November 3, 2025, serves as the formal notification of the project, and communications are handled through county email and mail, with no formal submission portal or standardized documentation format mandated.