Arrowbear Boat Storage
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The proposed project involves developing a 3.93-acre portion of a 5.88-acre parcel in Arrowbear Lake, an unincorporated area of San Bernardino County, into a personal property storage facility specializing in indoor boat storage. The parcel is zoned with a split designation—1.95 acres under Multiple Residential (RM) and the remaining 3.93 acres under General Commercial-Sign Control overlay (CG-SCp), with development limited to the CG-SCp area. The facility will consist of one new 10,974-square-foot modular building for storage and the repurposing of an existing 1,757-square-foot building as an office, while two other existing structures will be demolished. Construction will involve demolition, site clearing, grading, utility improvements, and installation of prefab structures on footings, with access maintained via an upgraded gravel entrance converted to concrete. The project will include seven parking spaces, one of which is handicap-accessible, and will rely on the Arrowbear Park County Water District for potable water and wastewater services, with an existing well retained solely for irrigation. Electrical service will be provided by Southern California Edison. Operations will be year-round by appointment only, with reduced hours during winter months, and will employ a maximum of three staff members. The facility is designed to accommodate up to 252 boats and trailers per season, with an anticipated two truck trips per year for 80% of the operations. The project’s timeline includes phased activities: demolition scheduled for June to July 2025, site preparation and grading in August and September 2025, and modular building installation in July and August 2026, with architectural casting to follow. Compliance with the 2007 California Building Code and ASCE 7-16 standards governs geotechnical and structural requirements, including a minimum 90% compaction rate for fill material, restrictions on oversized soil particles, and erosion controls verified by a geotechnical consultant. Environmental compliance triggers include a pre-construction nesting bird survey if work occurs between March 15 and August 31, submission of a cultural resources study, and a waste management plan with documentation of recycling diversion percentages. No federal acquisition regulations, contract clauses, or procurement-specific administrative data such as payment office details, contracting officer roles, or invoice systems are applicable, as this is a local land use approval process administered by San Bernardino County. The applicant, RKAA-Arch
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