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Administrative Plan Review No. 26-019, Demolition Permit No. 26-010, and Categorical Exemption No. 25- 139

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The City of Malibu is processing administrative and permitting actions related to a proposed residential addition of 235 square feet accompanied by the demolition of approximately 82.6 linear feet of existing structure and associated site development. This project is being reviewed under Administrative Plan Review No. 26-019, with a corresponding Demolition Permit No. 26-010 and a Categorical Exemption No. 25-139 indicating the work qualifies for exemption under environmental review guidelines. The application was posted on June 11, 2026, as a forecasted action, and all activities are centered in Malibu, California. The project is being managed through the City's Community Development Department with primary points of contact being Gabriela Medrano, Office Assistant, and Yolanda Bundy, Community Development Director, both reachable through the same phone number and email. The review and approval process will be conducted in accordance with local development codes and state environmental procedures, with project documentation accessible via the California Environmental Quality Act online portal.

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Malibu approves 235 sq ft residential addition with 82.6 ft demolition, exempt under CEQA, managed by Community Development Department.

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California → City of Malibu

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541350 - Building Inspection ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

Malibu, CA

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Notice of Exemption for 28953 Boniface Dr Project

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Malibu
Contacts3 people available
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California → City of Malibu
Office AddressN/A
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Gabriela MedranoOffice Assistant
Yolanda BundyCommunity Development Director

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An application for an addition of 235 square feet. demolition of approximately 82.6 linear feet and associated development

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