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Extension of Time 26-0008 for Conditional Use Permit 23-0278

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The City of Bakersfield has granted a one-year extension to Conditional Use Permit 23-0278, which originally permitted the development of 16 multi-family residential units within a commercial zoning district. This extension allows additional time to satisfy the conditions and move forward with the project without requiring a new permit application. The request for the extension was formally registered under Solicitation Number 26-0008 and was posted on July 30, 2026, as a forecast notice indicating future action. The project remains located in Bakersfield, California, with a designated zip code of 93305, and is being managed through the city’s planning processes under oversight from the Assistant Planner, Ashley Knight. Private engineer Bob Swanson is also involved in supporting the technical aspects of the development. The extension does not alter the approved use or unit count but provides a necessary timeline adjustment to accommodate project scheduling and regulatory compliance.

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City extends permit one year for 16-unit residential project in Bakersfield, no changes to scope.

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California → City of Bakersfield

NAICS

925120 - Administration of Urban Planning and Community and Rural DevelopmentView NAICS

Place of Performance

135 Goodman Street, Bakersfield, CA, 93305

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NONE

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EOT 26-0008_CEQA NOE

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Bakersfield

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California → City of Bakersfield

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Ashley KnightAssistant Planner

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Bob SwansonPrivate Engineer

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Extension of Time for Conditional Use Permit 23-0278 One (1) year Extension of Time for approved Conditional Use Permit that allowed 16 multi-family units in a commercial zone.

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