Landers Hotel Project

The Landers Hotel Project is a 30,000-square-foot development in Landers, California, proposed to include a single-story lodge with 35 guest rooms, a restaurant, bar, community market offering coffee and essential food items, an outdoor patio featuring a pool, hot tub, and spa structure, and a multipurpose pavilion for exercise classes and meetings. The spa component functions as a wellness center with a soaking pool, sauna, showers, and additional hot tub facilities. The project requires discretionary entitlements and approvals, including a Minor Use Permit, Lot Merger, Certificate of Use, Health Permits for the public swimming pool and food facility, as well as drainage studies, erosion control, and construction waste management plans to comply with local and state environmental regulations. All activities must align with San Bernardino County Development Code provisions, specifically Sections 83.01.080 and 83.01.090, which regulate construction noise and vibration levels, limiting exterior noise to 55–60 dBA Leq during daytime hours and requiring peak particle vibration levels not exceeding 0.20 in/sec for non-engineered structures and 0.5 in/sec for reinforced structures. Indoor noise must not exceed 45 dB(A) Ldn in habitable spaces, with compliance verified through field measurements at the project site and adjacent residential receptors. The project is subject to the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), with environmental assessments conducted in accordance with CEQA Appendix G thresholds and the California Office of Planning and Research’s Noise/Land Use Compatibility Matrix. Construction must adhere to permitted hours of 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., excluding Sundays and federal holidays. The project site, located in zip code 92285 under HV/CR zoning, is under the regulatory oversight of the San Bernardino County Land Use Services Department, which serves as the approving and enforcing authority. No formal contract, pricing, or procurement details are available, as the documentation pertains solely to environmental review and regulatory compliance, not a solicitations or contractual agreement. Submissions for approval must be sent via email or mail to the County’s Contract Planner III by the October 21, 2025 deadline, with supporting documentation accessible through the County’s online environmental planning portal.