Old Town Pub Reroof (PLNG25-003)

The project at 9032 Elk Grove Boulevard in Elk Grove, California, involves modifying the roofing materials of the historic Hayes Market building within the Old Town Historic District, requiring a Major Certificate of Appropriateness and an Old Town Design Review Type 1 Amendment. The scope includes replacing the front portion of the roof from composition shingle to metal roofing and reversing the material on the rear portion from metal to composition shingle, ensuring the changes align with the building’s historic character and preserve elements such as the false front wood parapet and gable roof. The work does not extend to adjacent properties at 9030 or 9036 Elk Grove Boulevard, and the project is exempt from full environmental review under CEQA Section 15301 as a minor alteration to an existing facility without expansion of use. Approval is contingent on adherence to the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties, with oversight managed by the City of Elk Grove’s Community Development Department – Planning. The applicants, Larry and Joanna Baker, are responsible for implementation, and formal approval must be secured from the Historic Preservation Commission prior to commencing work. There is no competitive bidding process, no specified contract value, no detailed delivery schedule, and no federal acquisition regulation clauses apply, as this is a local regulatory and historic preservation review rather than a federal procurement. All correspondence and submissions must be directed to the City’s Planning Department, with primary contact Kyra Killingsworth serving as the point of contact for inquiries and documentation. The project’s success hinges entirely on compliance with local historic preservation guidelines and environmental exemption criteria, with no additional contractual obligations, packaging, inspection protocols, or socioeconomic certifications required beyond what is necessary for regulatory clearance.