Sehr Winery (PLN18-00469)

The Sehr Winery project, identified by PLN18-00469, seeks approval for a Conditional Use Permit and Zoning Clearance to establish a restaurant as an accessory use on the property located at 635 Cavitt Stallman Road in Granite Bay, California. This includes converting a 438-square-foot existing storage room into a commercial kitchen and authorizing up to 208 agricultural promotional events and 12 special events annually, all in accordance with Placer County Code Section 17.56.330(D)(4). The project is governed by the California Environmental Quality Act, having undergone review and received a Mitigated Negative Declaration to address and mitigate environmental impacts. Administrative approval was granted by the Placer County Planning Commission on October 30, 2025, with the official posting date of the permit action occurring on October 31, 2025. The project is not a federal procurement and contains no Federal Acquisition Regulation clauses, procurement line items, or contract value estimates. Instead, it is a land use permit governed by local ordinances and environmental compliance procedures. The financial component involves a one-time fee payment of $2,456.75, comprised of $2,968.75 in Fish and Wildlife fees under SB 1535 and a $50 county recording fee, paid through a journal-based accounting system via the Placer County Clerk’s Office. No formal solicitation, contract type, or procurement process applies; the approval is an administrative land use decision, not a competitive award. Key contacts include Meghan Schwartz, Senior CDRA Technician at Placer County Community Development Resource Agency, and Angela Sehr, the applicant. Supporting environmental documentation—including the Mitigated Negative Declaration, Notice of Exemption, DFG No Effect Determination, and DFW fee receipt—are referenced but lack formal attachment identifiers or metadata such as page counts or file sizes. Inspection and acceptance responsibilities are administered by Placer County, with physical inspection occurring at the project site and formal acceptance filed at the County Clerk’s Office in Auburn. No federal identifiers like UEI or CAGE codes, small business certifications, or socioeconomic status representations are applicable or submitted, as the process is purely local and environmental in nature without federal procurement oversight.