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Home Depot Conditional Use Permit Modification (PLN26-00005)

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The City of Lincoln in California is processing a modification to an existing Conditional Use Permit, identified as PLN26-00005, regarding outdoor storage for Home Depot. This request seeks to expand the current area authorized for outdoor storage under the original permit PC 2006-012. The project is currently listed as a forecast with a posted date of September 18, 2026. Primary coordination is being handled by Associate Planner Mikaela Noble for the City of Lincoln and Senior Manager Jeff Watkins of WD Partners.

General Info

City of Lincoln is modifying Home Depot's permit to expand outdoor storage area.

Agency

California → City of Lincoln

NAICS

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

Place of Performance

Lincoln, CA

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Documents

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PLN28-00005 Home Depot CUP Modification Notice of Exemption

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Lincoln

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Organization / Agency

California → City of Lincoln

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Contacts

Mikaela NobleAssociate Planner

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Jeff WatkinsSenior Manager

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A modification to an existing Conditional Use Permit for outdoor storage in association with Home Depot (PC 2006-012). The applicant is requesting to expand the area allowed for outdoor storage.

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