Development Permit 2024-015 Amendment 1, Deviation Permit 2026-001

The Town of Apple Valley has approved an amendment to Development Permit 2024-015 and Deviation Permit 2026-001 to adjust the layout of a previously approved five-unit multi-family residential project. The amendment permits the relocation of the trash enclosure to a permitted area within the left side yard and allows the main building to be positioned within the 50-foot building setback line as defined by the recorded subdivision map, ensuring compliance with local zoning and land use regulations. This change is classified as a minor site plan adjustment with no alteration to the project’s scale, use, or density and is justified under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Class 32 categorical exemption for infill development, as specified in Section 15332 of the CEQA Guidelines. The project site is located at 15390 Wanaque Road in Apple Valley, California, with the place of performance confirmed at this address. The application was submitted by Carrillo Design Inc., with Richard Scott Hirsch serving as the Consulting Planner and primary point of contact for administrative and permitting matters. The Town of Apple Valley, as the approving authority, oversees the project through its Planning Department, with David Contreras designated as the signatory Planning Director. No federal acquisition regulations apply, as this is a local land use and environmental review matter under state law, not a federally funded or regulated procurement. There are no contract clauses, pricing details, payment terms, inspection protocols, or delivery schedules outlined in the documentation, nor are there any required certifications, socioeconomic designations, or agency accounting codes provided. The submission deadline was June 22, 2026, with physical delivery to the Planning Department office in Apple Valley, and no electronic submission portal or formal proposal formatting requirements were mandated. The amendment reflects a streamlined approval process consistent with CEQA’s intent to expedite environmentally compatible infill development.