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Addendum to FEIR 584 and FEIR 589, Trampas Canyon Dam and Reservoir Project

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Planning Applications PA25-0162 and PA26-0009 involve revisions to the Amended Planning Area 3 and 4 Master Area and Subarea Plans for the Ranch Plan community in Orange County, California. These revisions include adjustments to dwelling unit and non-residential square footage allocations, subarea boundaries, and land uses. Key changes include increasing the maximum height for wireless facilities in the Community Facilities district from 70 to 75 feet and introducing new alternative development standards, such as revised building setbacks and allowing Conventional Single-Family projects with densities exceeding 9 dwelling units per acre. The project was approved by the Planning Commission on July 8, 2026, and is supported by an addendum to Final Environmental Impact Reports 584, 589, and 623. The scope of work requires the delivery of a Runoff Management Plan and a Water Quality Management Plan, with infrastructure improvements subject to acceptance by the County of Orange. Financial obligations include an aggregate share of 18,123,000 dollars for City of Mission Viejo local and regional improvements, alongside specific cost shares for La Pata Avenue extensions, intersection construction, and regional transportation funds. Compliance is mandated through a Health and Safety Contingency Plan for contaminated materials and adherence to Orange County Flood Control District criteria. The project also involves coordination with the Santa Margarita Water District regarding the Trampas Canyon Reservoir and Dam located in Planning Area 5.

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Revised planning for Areas 3 and 4 updates densities, height limits, setbacks, and permits single-family projects over nine units per acre.

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California → Orange County

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AgencyCalifornia → Orange County
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California → Orange County
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Richard VuongDirector, Planning and Entitlement
Virginia GomezSenior Planner

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Planning Application (PA) PA25-0162 and PA26-0009 involve revisions to the Amended Planning Area 3 and 4 Master Area and Subarea Plans and additional alternative development standards (Project). The revisions to the Amended Planning Area 3 and 4 Master Area and Subarea Plans (PA25-0162) would reflect proposed adjustments to the dwelling unit allocation, the non-residential square footage allocation, subarea land uses, subarea boundaries, and a proposed amendment to the previously approved area-wide alternative development standard to allow for an increase to the maximum height permitted for wireless facilities in the Community Facilities district from 70 feet to 75 feet. PA25-0162 also includes revisions to the Ranch Plan Planned Community Program Text Exhibit 6 Development Map and Exhibit 7 Statistical Table to reflect the reallocation of dwelling units and non-residential square footage and the adjustments to subarea boundaries. In addition, PA26-0009 includes community-wide Alternative Development Standards: (D-4b) revisions to existing building setback requirements and clarification to one existing performance standard, and (D-23) new Alternative Development Standard to allow Conventional Single-Family projects with density greater than 9 dwelling units per acre.

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