The Dog Stop

The City of Vacaville is pursuing an amendment to its municipal code to permit animal shelter and boarding operations within CG zoning districts, specifically to establish a dog boarding facility named "The Dog Stop" at 848A Alamo Drive. The facility will offer overnight boarding, daycare, and grooming services within an existing tenant space and is being processed under California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) categorical exemptions Sections 15301 and 15303, which apply to existing facilities and minor conversions of small structures. The applicant, Mark Henrikson, is responsible for implementing the project, while the City of Vacaville acts as the lead agency overseeing approval and compliance. An environmental notice of exemption has been submitted, along with a no-effect determination from the California Department of Fish and Wildlife and proof of a previously paid $50 filing fee. The project does not constitute a federal procurement and therefore contains no Federal Acquisition Regulation clauses, contract values, pricing data, or federal contracting elements such as UEI, CAGE codes, or socioeconomic certifications. All administrative processes, including submission of forms and attachments, are handled through the City of Vacaville’s Office of Planning and Research via paper-based filing, with no electronic portal or federal invoicing systems involved. Performance is limited to local code adoption and on-site facility implementation, with no defined timeline, delivery schedule, or formal acceptance criteria beyond compliance with the cited CEQA exemptions and municipal zoning standards. Point of contact for inquiries is Brenna Glischinski, Assistant Planner, with additional correspondence handled by the applicant.