AGENDA
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Mike Novo, Zoning Administrator Michael Trapani, Water Resources Agency
Nicole Silva, Environmental Health Chad Alinio, Public Works
A.
B. PUBLIC
COMMENTS
C. APPROVAL
OF MINUTES:
D. SCHEDULED
ITEMS
1. 1:30PM -
O’boyle Emmett Et Al - PLN050708
Project Planner: Liz Gonzales. Environmental
Status: Addendum. Project Description: Combined Development Permit consisting of
a Coastal Development Permit and Design Approval to place three retaining walls
(approximately 200 feet in total length) to protect existing house from coastal
bluff erosion, replace storm drain, and fill eroded drainage channel; a Coastal Development Permit for development
on slopes in excess of 30%; and a Coastal Development Permit for development
within 750 feet of a known archaeological resource; a Coastal Development
Permit for development within 100 feet of environmentally sensitive habitat
(coastal habitat); grading of approximately 650 cublic yards of fill. The property is located at 29300 Highway 1,
between Highway 1 and the ocean,
2. 1:30PM –
O’boyle Emmett Et Al - PLN050591
Project Planner: Liz Gonzales. Environmental
Status: Addendum. Project Description: Coastal Development Permit and Design
Approval for the extensive remodel of an existing residence within 50 feet of a
coastal bluff; including an increase in height, and changes to exterior wall
materials, doors, and windows; removal of 550 square feet of concrete driveway
and patios; and new pergola from parking to residence. The project is located
at 29300 Highway 1,
3.
Project Planner: Bob Schubert. Environmental
Status: Mitigated Negative
Declaration. Project
Description: Use Permit for a horse
training and stabling facility that would add to existing uses on a 204‑acre
cattle ranch by constructing the following facilities: a) 2,160 square foot hay
barn located on a pre‑existing barn foundation pad; b) two semi covered
horse stables with 26 stalls each and 73 temporary pens to board up to 125
horses; c) 40 foot diameter riding/training ring; d) 225 square foot horse
washing area with an impervious pad draining into its own wastewater disposal
system; e) three‑bay compost facility; f) unpaved parking areas for
approximately 25 vehicles; g) unpaved horse trailer parking area; h) grading
consisting of approximately 1,500 cubic yards cut and 900 cubic yards fill and
Design Approval. The existing facilities
will remain. Water to the new facilities
will be supplied from the existing well. The Use Permit would also allow up to
12 special events per year.
"Events" are defined as horse training clinics by trainers who
come to the Ranch for one to three days, usually on a weekend, to lead horse
training exercises for a maximum of 25 participants. Participants would be allowed to pitch tents
or sleep in their horse trailers or RVs during the events. The proposal includes the execution of an
Animal Waste Management Plan. The
property consists of two parcels currently under Williamson Act contract,
located at 36105 Tassajara Road, Carmel Valley (Assessor's Parcel Numbers 197‑251‑002‑000
and 418‑293‑049‑000), approximately 1,600 feet south of the
Tassajara Road and Carmel Valley Road intersection, Cachagua Area. Recommended Action: Zoning
Administrator close the public hearing and refer the matter to the Planning
Commission.
4.
Project Planner: Valerie Negrete. Environmental
Status: Mitigated Negative Declaration. Project Description: A Combined Development Permit consisting
of a General Development Plan for the establishment of a towing operation,
automotive shops and RV/Boat Storage developed in two phases and a single
family dwelling. Phase One entitlements will include: 1) a Use Permit to
construct a 1,176 square foot car repair garage and; 2) Use Permit for a 498
square foot motel unit/sleeping unit for stranded customers; 3) Use Permit for
an approximate 6,000 square foot indoor car storage; 4) an Administrative
Permit for a 320 square foot office and bathroom; 5) Use Permit to construct a 2,957
square foot single family dwelling with attached garage; 6) Use Permit for an
approximate 5,000 square foot open space area for RV's and Boat's. Phase two
will encompass; 7) Use Permit for a 900 square foot general store for traveling
customers to Lake San Antonio and patrons of the towing operation; 8) Use
Permit for a 6,000 square foot body and mechanical shops (two units of 3,000
square feet each) and;9) Use Permit for an approximate 5,000 square feet of
open RV and boat storage space area. Grading
for development will consist of approximately 750 cubic yards of grading
(approximately 300 cubic yards of cut and approximately 450 yards of
fill). The project is located at
E. OTHER
MATTERS
F. ADJOURNMENT
The Recommended Action indicates the staff recommendation
at the time the agenda was prepared.
That recommendation does not limit the Zoning Administrator’s
alternative actions on any matter before it.
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are available for public inspection at the front counter of the Resource
Management Agency – Planning and Building Services Departments, Monterey County
Government Center , 168 W. Alisal Street, 2nd Floor, Salinas,
CA. Documents distributed by County
staff at the meeting of the Zoning Administrator will be available at the
meeting.
If
requested, the agenda shall be made available in appropriate alternative
formats to persons with a disability, as required by Section 202 of the
Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (42