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Joshua Grading and Excavating Operations Yard SPR 2025-001, CUP 2025-002, SUP 2025-003

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SPR 2025-001, CUP 2025-002, SUP 2025-003State & Local

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Conco Construction proposes to establish an operations yard for Joshua Grading and Excavating on a 5.74-acre portion of a 10-acre parcel located in the Town of Apple Valley, California. The project consists of a 13,246 square foot administrative and shop building, a 10,000 square foot repair shop for passenger trucks and heavy-duty equipment, a future 6,000 square foot warehouse, and a fueling station equipped with one 12,000-gallon above-ground diesel fuel tank. Additionally, the project includes significant infrastructure improvements, including the grading and paving of approximately 0.5 miles of Tecaya Road with associated curbs, gutters, and sidewalks, as well as the paving of 545 linear feet of Dachshund Avenue ending in a half cul-de-sac. The project is situated within the North Apple Valley Industrial Specific Plan zone and is designated as Specific Plan Industrial. Comprehensive environmental reviews have been conducted to ensure compliance with the California Environmental Quality Act, including studies on air quality, noise impacts, biological resources, and cultural resources. Technical assessments have also been completed regarding geotechnical feasibility, drainage and stormwater management, and vehicle miles traveled. The project has been processed through Site Plan Review 2025-001, Conditional Use Permit 2025-002, and Special Use Permit 2025-003, culminating in a Mitigated Negative Declaration and a Notice of Determination.

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Conco Construction will build an operations yard for Joshua Grading in Apple Valley, California.

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Dachshund Avenue and Tecaya Road, Apple Valley, CA, 92307

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AgencyCalifornia → Town of Apple Valley
Contacts3 people available
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Nicole MontanoAssociate Planner
Shannon DenmarkChief Executive Officer

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Compass Consulting EnterprisesAvalon, CA

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Conco Construction, for Joshua Grading and Excavating (Applicant), proposes to establish an Operations Yard with an office, a repair shop and equipment temporary storage/staging on 5.74 acres of a 10 acre parcel (APN 0463-441-07) located south of Quarry Road and north of Tecaya Road, adjacent to the west side of Dachshund Avenue, approximately 0.4 mile east of Dale Evans Parkway that will consist of a 13,246 SF administrative/shop building, a 10,000 SF repair shop that services its fleet passenger trucks and heavy duty equipment, a future 6,000 SF warehouse and a fueling station with one, 12,000-gallon above-ground diesel fuel tank. The Proposed Project also includes improvements to Tecaya Road beginning at Dale Evans Parkway by grading and paving approximately 0.5 mile, approximately 26 feet wide, and install curb and gutter and sidewalk only along the Project frontage, and pave an approximately 26-foot wide half section of Dachshund Avenue for approximately 545 linear feet from Tecaya Road that ends in a half cul de sac, with a sidewalk on the west side of the road along the parcel frontage The Proposed Project is within the NAVISP zone, with a land use designation of Specific Plan Industrial (SP-I), and the Proposed Project is an allowed use in that zone. No sensitive species that require a State or Federal Incidental Take Permit exist on the Project Site or within a 50-foot radius of the Project Site.

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