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California → San Diego County

NAICS

221114 - Solar Electric Power GenerationView NAICS

Place of Performance

Carrizo Gorge and Old Highway 80, CA, 91934

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

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JVR Energy Park Minor Deviation Notice of Determination PDS2025-MUP-18-022M2

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PDS2025-MUP-18-022M2 Notice of Determination for JVR Energy Park Minor Deviation

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AgencyCalifornia → San Diego County

Contacts2 people available

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California → San Diego County

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Nicholas KoutoufidisProject Manager

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JVR Energy Park LLCProject Applicant

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The Project is a Minor Deviation to the approved Major Use Permit for the JVR Energy Park Project. The Major Use Permit (MUP) allows for the operation and construction of a 90 megawatt (MW) solar energy facility and a battery energy storage system of up to 90 MW. The Minor Deviation permits the following changes to the project permitted in the MUP: Relocate solar panels, battery storage containers and inverter/transformer platforms within the MUP boundary area, adding temporary generators for construction, clarifying construction laydown areas, a concrete pad for the capacitor bank and reactive breaker inside the substation, a station services backup power meter from the utility, two (2) telecom poles, minor adjustments to perimeter fencing and roads, and updated seeding methodology for dust control. The Project site is located in Jacumba Hot Springs within unincorporated southeastern San Diego County, within the Mountain Empire Subregion. Primary access would be provided from Interstate 8 with local access from Carrizo Gorge Road and Old Highway 80. This Minor Deviation is associated with the JVR Energy Park Project (PDS2018-MUP-18-022). The approved JVR Energy Park Project is described in the Final Environmental Impact Report as the Community Buffer Alternative with an additional setback as directed by the County Board of Supervisors during project approval on August 18, 2021. The Minor Deviation project is described in the Addendum to the Final EIR.

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