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

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Amendment No. 2 to Site Development Permit SP 11-01 is a project for the Ron and Heather Burek Living Trust, managed by the City of Laguna Niguel at 20 Old Ranch Road, California. The scope is limited to grading and drainage improvements across 8.40 acres and specifically excludes the construction of any new buildings or ancillary uses. Key activities include the movement of 73,354 cubic yards of cut and 71,860 cubic yards of fill, the installation of a 0.5 foot Class II pervious base, a 24 inch HDPE culvert pipe, a terrace drain, and a concrete down drain. Additional work involves the removal and reinstallation of a pond outlet, the construction of a 12 inch earthen berm and a rip rap berm, and the removal of an existing fence. The project also requires vegetation removal and revegetation using drought-tolerant native grasses and ground cover. The project is scheduled for completion between June and September 2025, with an estimated duration of 20 days. All construction equipment must adhere to Tier 4 standards, and the contractor must comply with federal and state OSHA regulatory requirements regarding hazardous materials. Environmental compliance is managed under CEQA, with a Negative Declaration issued stating no significant environmental effects. Additionally, the contractor must implement Mitigation Measure AES-1 to ensure compliance with the Laguna Niguel Zoning Code regarding outdoor lighting to minimize glare and impacts on adjacent residential areas.

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Grading, drainage, and minor site work on private hillside property in Laguna Niguel, June–September 2025, no new construction.

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California → City of Laguna Niguel

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Golden Lantern and Old Ranch Road, Laguna Niguel, CA, 92677

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Laguna Niguel
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California → City of Laguna Niguel
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Kyle WebberSenior Planner

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The 2025 Revised Project is limited to the grading necessary to level cut and fill across the property and provide drainage improvements and does not include construction of any new buildings or ancillary uses. Proposed drainage features include a 0.5 foot Class II pervious base, a 1-24 inch HDPE culvert pipe, a terrace drain, a concrete down drain, and the removal and reinstallation of an existing pond outlet. In addition to the drainage and grading improvements, the 2025 Revised Project also includes construction of a 12-inch-tall earthen berm, a rip rap berm, and the removal of an existing fence.

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