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County Planning File BLD25-00339 (Special Plan Review/Administrative Use Permit)

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The project at 6860 F Street in Tres Pinos, California, involves the review and approval of an administrative use permit for Building Permit No. BLD25-00339, which permits the demolition of an existing approximately 430 square-foot structure and the construction of a new 2,400 square-foot prefabricated metal accessory building measuring 30 feet by 80 feet on a 0.84-acre parcel. The proposed structure is intended for use as a garage to store personal items and as a personal workshop, aligning with permitted uses listed in Table 25.02-A of the San Benito County Code. The Planning Director is responsible for determining compliance with local land use regulations, ensuring the project meets all applicable zoning and administrative requirements. The contract is identified under County Planning File BLD25-00339 with a forecast posting date of June 5, 2026, and is managed by San Benito County. The primary point of contact is Stephanie Reck, Senior Planner, reachable at 831-902-2289 or sreck@sanbenitocountyca.gov, while the applicant and property owner is Adan Lopez, who can be contacted at 408-427-4288 or adanlopez0718@hotmail.com. The project location is in zip code 95075, and further details are available through the public link to the California Environmental Quality Act database, where the official planning application and supporting documentation are filed.

General Info

Demolish 430-sq-ft structure, build 2,400-sq-ft metal garage/workshop on 0.84-acre parcel in Tres Pinos.

Agency

California → San Benito County

NAICS

541350 - Building Inspection ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

300 feet of the cross street of F Street and W 5th Street, CA, 95075

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Documents

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BLD25-00339 Notice of Exemption for Special Plan Review

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AgencyCalifornia → San Benito County
Contacts2 people available
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California → San Benito County
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Contacts
Stephanie ReckSenior Planner
Adan LopezApplicant/Owner

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The project involves the Planning Director’s determination of compliance for an administrative use permit for Building Permit No. BLD25-00339 which authorized the demolition of a previously existing approximately 430 square-foot structure and the construction of a new 2,400 square-foot (30-foot by 80-foot) prefabricated metal accessory structure on an approximately 0.84-acre parcel located at 6860 F Street in Tres Pinos. The structure is proposed as a garage for the storage of personal items and for use as a personal workshop, consistent with uses identified under Table 25.02-A of the San Benito County Code.

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