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Board closes hearing and approves land exchange process for Paso Verde site

Natomas Unified School District Board of Trustees · June 24, 2026
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Summary

Trustees closed a public hearing on a proposed land exchange near Paso Verde School, heard that the parcel offered to the district would be used for sports fields and is CEQA-exempt per district review, and approved the next steps unanimously.

The board opened and closed a public hearing to evaluate real property for Paso Verde School and approved moving forward with a proposed land exchange.

Associate Superintendent Doug Orr explained the proposal as a follow-up to a prior meeting: the district would exchange an unusable parcel adjacent to Paso Verde for a parcel suitable for sports fields; no new building construction was planned, and staff reported aeronautical and California Department of Education reviews had cleared the proposal and that CEQA exemptions were being sought. "It's unusable land for us... in exchange for a piece of land that we can use for sports fields," Orr stated when summarizing the staff recommendation.

Trustees moved to close the hearing and voted unanimously to proceed with the actions outlined by staff. The hearing record indicates the board considered the CEQA clearance documentation and accepted staff recommendations before closing the public hearing.