Triangle Specific Plan

The project involves the construction of a concrete paved emergency access driveway connecting the River Walk Trail to the landside of the Sacramento River levee in West Sacramento, California, under Permit No. 19753 authorized by the California Code of Regulations, Title 23, Article 3, Section 6. This work is part of an adopted flood control plan and includes the installation of an 8-inch fiber roll along perimeter slopes to provide temporary erosion control, which will be removed once vegetation has been established. The project is located on the right bank landslide levee approximately 900 feet southwest of Tower Bridge in Yolo County and is managed as an environmental compliance initiative under the California Environmental Quality Act, with an Environmental Impact Report prepared and findings formally adopted. The City of West Sacramento serves as the lead agency and applicant, while the Central Valley Flood Protection Board is the responsible regulatory authority that approved the project on April 14, 2026, with the public notice issued on April 17, 2026. Key personnel include Mark Collier as Principal Engineer and David Tilley as Senior Planner from the City of West Sacramento, along with Jordan Robbins from the Central Valley Flood Protection Board as a supporting environmental contact. No formal contract value, pricing details, or traditional procurement clauses such as FAR clauses, packaging standards, inspection criteria beyond regulatory compliance, or offeror certifications are specified in the available documentation. The site is the sole place of performance, and no delivery schedule, invoicing mechanisms, accounting codes, or contractor identification have been formally outlined, indicating this is an agency-led implementation under environmental permitting rather than a competitive procurement with defined contractual terms.