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Entrada South and Valencia Commerce Center (VCC) Project

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The Newhall Land and Farming Company is advancing the Homestead South Project, a 3,617-unit residential development in Santa Clarita, California, aligned with the established Specific Plan and zoning guidelines. The project encompasses not only residential units but also essential public and private infrastructure, including public parks, schools, a fire station, recreation facilities, and a 67-acre spineflower preserve for biodiversity conservation. Supporting infrastructure includes a comprehensive network of roads, trails, drainage systems, flood protection measures such as buried bank stabilization, potable and recycled water systems with off-site storage tanks, sanitary sewers, and dry utility lines, all designed to support long-term community viability. Environmental compliance is a core component, with technical documentation including hydrology studies, floodplain reports, stormwater management plans, and species conservation protocols like the Spineflower Conservation Plan and Oak Tree Management Plan. The project is governed by a series of stringent environmental and safety requirements under California regulations and local ordinances, rather than federal acquisition standards. Key deliverables include ignition-resistant construction materials per the California Building Code, ember-resistant garage doors, fire-rated assemblies, and compliance with Title 24 energy and noise standards. Fire safety is prioritized through mandatory health and safety plans, chemical inventories, Hazardous Materials Business Plans, and strict protocols for hot work and equipment use during Red Flag Warnings, with all personnel required to carry California Fire Prevention Plan cards. The applicant assumes full responsibility for site inspections, mitigation monitoring, and regulatory reporting, with oversight from agencies such as Los Angeles County Regional Planning, the Los Angeles County Fire Department, and the California Department of Fish and Wildlife. While the project includes substantial infrastructure components and environmental commitments, no federal contract clauses, procurement forms, pricing data, or federal funding identifiers are involved; all elements reflect a privately driven, locally regulated development initiative focused on sustainable growth and wildfire resilience in a high-risk region.

General Info

3,617-unit residential development in Santa Clarita with infrastructure, fire safety, and environmental conservation under California regulations.

Agency

California → Los Angeles County Regional Planning

NAICS

541620 - Environmental Consulting ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

W of I-5 & The Old Rd, N & S of Magic Mtn Pkwy, W of I-5 & The Old Road, N of SR-126 & E of Comm, Santa Clarita, CA, 91355

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

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CARB Letter to CDFW on Newhall Ranch GHG Analysis June 2017

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Appendix FEIR-7 Will Serve Letters for VTPM 18108

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Revised Draft SEIR Appendix 5.5b - VCC Hydrology and Drainage Concept

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Final Supplemental Environmental Impact Report for Entrada South and Valencia Commerce Center Project

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Appendix FEIR-8 Oak Resource Management Plan

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Appendix FEIR-1 Draft SEIR Comment Letters for Entrada South and Valencia Commerce Center Project

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Revised Draft SEIR Section 5.11 Utilities and Service Systems—Water Supply and Service

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Revised Draft SEIR Section 5.5 Hydrology and Water Quality

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Revised Draft SEIR Section 5.2 Biological Resources

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Notice of Completion - Entrada South and Valencia Commerce Center Project

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Revised Draft SEIR Appendix 5.14a Fire Protection Plan for Entrada South and Valencia Commerce Center Project

PDFenvironmental-impact-report-appendix

Revised Draft SEIR Section 5.13 Utilities and Service Systems—Solid Waste

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Appendix FEIR-5 Entrada South Oak Tree Report

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Notice of Final SEIR and Hearing for Entrada South and Valencia Commerce Center Project

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Revised Draft SEIR Appendix 5.12c - VCC Sewer Area Study

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Appendix FEIR-6 VCC Oak Tree Report

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Homestead South Project Notice of Exemption

PDFnotice-of-exemption

Revised Draft SEIR Appendix 5.5h Hasley Canyon Creek CLOMR

PDFhydrology-study

Draft Glossy Snake Relocation Plan for Entrada South and Valencia Commerce Center

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Revised Draft SEIR Section 5.14 Wildfire Analysis

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Revised Draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Report (SEIR) Section 3 Project Description

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Revised Draft SEIR Section 5.8 Noise Analysis

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Revised Draft SEIR Appendix 2 Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program

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County of Los Angeles Supplemental Environmental Impact Report Responses

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Revised Draft SEIR Appendix 5.5g - Castaic Creek Floodplain Report

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Notice of Determination for Entrada South and Valencia Commerce Center Project

PDFnotice-of-determination

Revised Draft SEIR Appendix 5.5i Castaic Creek CLOMR Hydrology Study

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Revised Draft SEIR Section 5.12 Utilities and Service Systems—Wastewater

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Appendix FEIR-2 Jurisdictional Waters Memorandum

PDFtechnical-memorandum

Final Supplemental Environmental Impact Report for Entrada South and Valencia Commerce Center August 2025

PDFenvironmental-impact-report

Revised Draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Report (SEIR) Sections

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AgencyCalifornia → Los Angeles County Regional Planning
Contacts3 people available
OfficeN/A
Organization / Agency
California → Los Angeles County Regional Planning
Office AddressN/A
Contacts
Alex HerrellVice President
Brad NapientekPrincipal Planner
Mr. Jodie SackettPlanner

Interested Companies (1)

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Eyestone Environmental
El Segundo, CA

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The Entrada South and VCC Project implements the development within the Entrada South and VCC Planning Areas facilitated by the approved RMDP/SCP and analyzed in the State-certified EIR. The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) certified the State-certified EIR in June 2017, at which time it also approved the RMDP/SCP and related State permits. The County was a responsible agency for the RMDP/SCP and participated in the State-certified EIR process through the receipt and review of the Draft and Final EIRs as well as the Draft and Final Additional Environmental Analysis and the submittal of comments, which were addressed by CDFW. The Entrada South and VCC Project is consistent with the Santa Clarita Valley Area Plan’s projected buildout and land use designations, as evaluated in the Area Plan EIR and approved by the County. For purposes of the Draft SEIR, the “2017 Project” refers to the resource management activities and development facilitated analyzed by the State-certified for the Entrada South and VCC Planning Areas. The Entrada South and VCC Project as currently proposed reflects minor changes and refinements related to the development of the Entrada South and VCC Planning Areas, as compared to the 2017 Project. As such, the Entrada South and VCC Project is referred to in the Draft SEIR as the “Modified Project.” Proposed development within the Entrada South Planning Area represents a reduction of 151 residential units and an increase of 280,000 square feet of commercial floor area as compared to the 2017 Project, as shown in the table, above. No changes are proposed for the VCC Planning Area compared to the 2017 Project. The Modified Project also includes enhanced environmental protections within each Planning Area. Within the Entrada South Planning Area, the Modified Project would increase environmental protections to jurisdictional waters and related biological resources within the Entrada South Planning Area as compared to the 2017 Project by the enhancement and restoration of portions of the Unnamed Canyon 2 drainage channel. In the VCC Planning Area, the Modified Project would provide increased environmental protections to wetlands and related biological resources by reducing permanent impacts to Hasley Creek and Castaic Creek compared to the 2017 Project. These environmentally beneficial refinements of the Modified Project would result in increased open space, restored drainage areas, and habitat for species compared to the 2017 Project. In order to implement the Modified Project, the following land use and zoning entitlements have been submitted: o Entrada South: Vesting Tentative Tract Map, Zone Change, Conditional Use Permit, Parking Permit, Oak Tree Permit, Housing Permit, and Development Agreement o Valencia Commerce Center: Vesting Tentative Parcel Map, Oak Tree Permit, Parking Permit, and Development Agreement

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