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MIT Farms

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MIT Farms, LLC is seeking a Major Use Permit (UP 24-01) from the Lake County Community Development Department for a commercial cannabis cultivation operation located at 22368 and 22430 Jerusalem Grade in Middletown, California. The project consists of a Type 3 Medium Outdoor License featuring 0.97 acres of cannabis canopy distributed across three cultivation areas. Site infrastructure includes two wooden storage sheds, four employee parking spaces with one ADA-compliant permeable paver space, and four 5,000-gallon water storage tanks, one of which is dedicated to fire suppression. The operation will utilize two existing on-site groundwater wells and drip irrigation to conserve water, with cultivation occurring in imported organic soil within above-ground beds. The project is subject to strict environmental and regulatory compliance, including enrollment as a Tier 2 Low Risk site with the State Water Board and adherence to the California Environmental Quality Act. Key requirements include monthly monitoring inspections, annual reporting for the Cannabis General Order, and the implementation of a Property Management Plan for erosion control and hazardous material management. Security mandates include the installation of physical barriers, alarm systems, and personnel sign-in procedures. Additionally, the project involves streambed alteration for two culvert installations in tributaries to Soda Creek, which has been determined by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife to have no significant environmental effect provided specific mitigation measures are followed.

General Info

MIT Farms cultivates cannabis on 1.8 acres in Lake County using groundwater, drip irrigation, fencing, and strict environmental and security compliance.

Agency

California → Lake County

NAICS

541620 - Environmental Consulting ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

Spruce Grove Road, CA, 95461

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

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MIT Farms Major Use Permit UP 24-01 Initial Study

PDFenvironmental-initial-study

California DFW Environmental Document Filing Fee Receipt 2025-069

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LAK-56525-R2 Notice of Determination for MIT Farms Culvert Installations

PDFnotice-of-determination

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AgencyCalifornia → Lake County
Contacts1 person available
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California → Lake County
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Trish TurnerAssociate Planner

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The proposed cannabis cultivation operation includes up to 42,066 sq. ft. (0.97 acres) of cannabis canopy within three cultivation areas, two (2) 120 sq. ft. wooden storage sheds, two (2) existing on site permitted groundwater wells, four (4) employee parking spaces, including one (1) ADA space, one (1) 5,000-gallon water storage tank made of steel or fiberglass dedicated to fire suppression, and three (3) 5,000-gallon water storage tanks. The proposed outdoor cultivation area would be enclosed with 6-foot tall chain link fences, covered with privacy screen/mesh where necessary to screen the cultivation area from public view. The growing medium of the proposed outdoor cultivation area will an imported organic soil mixture in above ground beds. All water for the proposed cultivation operation would come from the existing on-site groundwater wells, and drip irrigation systems will be used to deliver irrigation water and to conserve water resources. Grading and vegetation removal will be required to create terraces on which the proposed canopy areas will be located. Living trees with a diameter of six (6) inches or greater at breast height (6-inch OBA) will not be removed.

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