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Food Share Ventura County

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The City of Oxnard is overseeing the development of a new warehousing facility for Food Share Ventura County, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit food bank. The project involves the construction of a 49 foot 9 inch high building with approximately 85,845 square feet of floor area dedicated to food receiving, storage, and distribution. Key facility features include administrative offices, conference areas, a commercial kitchen for meal preparation, and an enclosed shipping and receiving yard equipped with loading docks, canopies, a trash enclosure, and a bin washing and storage area. Site improvements include a fruit orchard, an employee outdoor amenity area, and solar shade structures covering 84 of the 178 proposed parking stalls. The development is located at 1100 East Wooley Road and 1425 Mariner Drive in Oxnard, California, and includes a lot line adjustment to create a 9.70 acre development parcel and a separate 2.07 acre vacant parcel. Under solicitation number 2025100013511, the project is classified as a special notice for a nonprofit food bank facility. It is exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) per statutory exemption section 21080.69, as the facility is a nonprofit food bank situated on industrially zoned land. Primary administrative contacts for the project include Associate Planner Daniel Houck and Senior Planner Tanner Shelton.

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City of Oxnard developing 85,845 square foot nonprofit food bank facility in California.

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California → City of Oxnard

Place of Performance

Mariner Road and Voyager Place, Oxnard, CA, 93033

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Oxnard
Contacts2 people available
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California → City of Oxnard
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Contacts
Tanner SheltonSenior Planner
Daniel HouckAssociate Planner

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Food Share Ventura County is requesting to develop a new warehousing facility for food receiving, storage, and distribution. This development primarily consists of the construction of a new approximately 85,845 square feet of floor area), 49’9” high building. This would be accompanied by an enclosed shipping and receiving yard with loading docks, canopies, a trash enclosure, and a bin washing and storage area. The proposed development includes the following uses: administrative offices, conference/meeting areas, and a commercial kitchen to prepare meals for distribution. The property will have solar shade structures covering 84 of the 178 proposed parking stalls, as well as landscape and hardscape improvements, which include an employee outdoor amenity area and a fruit orchard. Additionally the application requests to move the lot line between the two parcels leaving an vacant 2.07 acre parcel and a 9.70 acre parcel with the full proposed development. Filed by Tanner Shelton of Sanbell on behalf of property owner Food Share Inc., 4156 Southbank Road, Oxnard, CA 93036.

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