Amendment 1 to Site Devleopment Permit SP11-01 (20 Old Ranch Road-North Pacific Devleopment)

The 2025 Revised Project, authorized under Amendment 1 to Site Development Permit SP11-01 at 20 Old Ranch Road in Laguna Niguel, California, is limited to land grading, drainage improvements, and minor site modifications without any new construction. The work includes leveling cut and fill operations, installing a 0.5-foot Class II pervious base, a 1- to 24-inch HDPE culvert pipe, a terrace drain, and a concrete down drain, along with the removal and reinstallation of an existing pond outlet. Additional features consist of a 12-inch-tall earthen berm, a rip rap berm, and the removal of an existing fence. All activities occur on a private residential hillside property within the Bear Brand Ranch community, with material staging located north of the grading area and east of the existing parking lot. The project is scheduled for construction between June and September 2025, with an estimated duration of approximately 20 days. Environmental compliance is governed by the California Environmental Quality Act, with documentation including an Air Quality Model Runs report, Geological Evaluation Report, Preliminary Water Quality Management Plan, and a Revised Preliminary Landslide Grading and Drainage Study. Inspection and acceptance occur on-site and are guided by standards such as SCAQMD Rules 402 and 403, CARB idling regulations, CalRecycle guidelines, the NPDES Construction General Permit, and the San Diego RWQCB MS4 Permit, ensuring stormwater runoff does not exceed predevelopment levels. The City of Laguna Niguel acts as the lead agency, enforcing compliance through permits like Grading Permit G23-0017, while contractors execute work under regulatory oversight. No formal contract value, payment terms, invoicing methods, or FAR clauses are provided, as the document is an environmental permit amendment rather than a procurement instrument. No special contract requirements, representations from offerors, or contracting officer details are included, and all administrative data, including point of contact Kyle Webber, Senior Planner, serves regulatory and permitting functions rather than traditional contract administration.