Power Inn Apartments

The Power Inn Apartments Project is a 72-unit deed-restricted affordable housing development with one manager’s unit located on a 1.44-acre site at 8370 Power Inn Road in unincorporated South Sacramento, California. The project consists of a single five-story building featuring indoor and outdoor amenities including a community room, fitness center, and an inner courtyard, along with associated site improvements such as parking, lighting, and landscaping. Submitted under California’s Senate Bill 35, the development qualifies for streamlined ministerial review, exempting it from discretionary approval processes and environmental review under CEQA, specifically referencing Government Code §65913.4, Public Resources Code §21080(b)(1), and CEQA Guidelines §15268. As a ministerial action, the project bypasses traditional land use hearings and entitlements, ensuring expedited approval based on compliance with objective standards. The responsible agency is Sacramento County, with oversight handled by the Office of Land Use and Climate Innovation, and the primary point of contact is Julie Newton, Environmental Coordinator. The project developer, Nick Cranmer of Resources for Community Development, is the identified owner, but no formal contract type, value, or procurement clauses are documented, as this is a housing approval under state law rather than a federal acquisition. The place of performance is clearly defined as the project site in Sacramento, and while administrative correspondence is directed to the Sacramento County Clerk’s office, no payment office, contracting officer, COR, COTR, or financial line items are specified. There is no evidence of solicitation, evaluation factors, contract clauses, or formal submission guidelines, reflecting the non-traditional, non-competitive nature of the SB35 process, which relies on streamlined compliance rather than competitive bidding or detailed performance contracts.