Resolution 11508 - A Resolution Approving the Historic District Commission's Recommendation for Approval of a Design Review for a New Duplex Project
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Resolution 11508 is a formal notice issued by the City of Folsom regarding a Design Review entitlement for the construction of a new duplex. The project, owned by David Maselli, involves developing a vacant lot located in an infill area at 307 Reading Street, Folsom, California (APN 070-0101-031-0000). This resolution approves the recommendation from the Historic District Commission for the proposed two-unit structure. As this is a notice of exemption rather than a procurement contract, there are no specified contract values, pricing, or federal acquisition regulation clauses included in the documentation. The project has been granted a Categorical Exemption from the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) under Section 15303, which pertains to the new construction or conversion of small structures. This Class 3 exemption is applicable because the proposed development consists of no more than four dwelling units. The lead agency contact for this matter is Associate Planner Nathan Stroud, and the project is situated within Sacramento County.
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Reading Street, and Sutter St - Figueroa St Alley, Folsom, CA, 95630Set-Aside
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