Eastman Grading Permit (GRAD2025-00106 / ED25-0102)

A Major Grading Permit (GRAD2025-00106 / ED25-0102) has been issued by the County of San Luis Obispo for the construction of a 3,217-square-foot single-family residence along with a 920-square-foot garage/workshop, a 651-square-foot covered patio, and a 339-square-foot covered entry on a 1.41-acre parcel located at 3610 Michele Circle in Paso Robles, California. The project will disturb approximately 0.90 acres of the parcel with an estimated 3,200 cubic yards of cut and fill and is situated within the Agriculture land use category of the Salinas River Sub-area in the North County Planning Area. The permit was determined to be exempt from full environmental review under CEQA Section 15061(b)(3), supported by a certified exemption finding, a Notice of Exemption, a CDFW No Effect Determination, and a San Joaquin Kit Fox habitat report. Compliance is required with County Code provisions related to grading, drainage, erosion control, protection of archaeological and biological resources, and adherence to the General Plan and Area Plan standards. The applicant, Deborah Eastman, submitted the permit application with associated fees totaling approximately $10,000, including an $81 payment to the California Department of Fish and Wildlife for environmental filing, as documented by receipt number 40-11192025-242. Permitting and approval authority reside with the San Luis Obispo County Planning and Building Department, with Lane Sutherland acting as the approving planner and Elaina Cano and Anthony Trujillo serving as signing officials through the County Clerk-Recorder’s office. No formal federal procurement structure applies; there are no contract line items, FAR clauses, CLINs, or federal acquisition terminology present. Payment is handled locally through cash, check, or credit, and no federal invoicing systems or accounting codes such as TAS or AAC are referenced. The project site is the sole place of performance, with inspections and acceptance responsibilities vested in the county government to ensure compliance with local codes and environmental exemptions. No unique entity identifiers, socioeconomic certifications, or federal contractor representations were required or provided, as this is a local land use permitting action rather than a federal procurement.