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PLN200017 San Benito Travelers Station Conditional Use Permit and Site/Architectural Approval General Plan Amendment, and Zone Change, Amended IS/MND

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Project PLN200017 involves a General Plan amendment and zone change in San Benito County to transition a site from Rangeland and Agricultural Rangeland to Commercial Regional and Commercial Thoroughfare (C-1). The development will feature a 24-hour traveler's station consisting of a 4,000 square foot convenience store and fast-food building with a drive-thru, auto and truck fueling services, propane sales, electric vehicle charging stations, and a county informational kiosk. Site infrastructure includes 34 vehicle parking spots, dedicated truck parking, a new private septic system, a storm detention pond, and the use of an existing on-site well. Access will be provided via two entrances and one exit on Searle Road, with planned frontage improvements including street widening and new striping. The project is subject to extensive environmental and technical oversight, including a Mitigated Negative Declaration and various impact analyses covering traffic, greenhouse gas emissions, and landslide susceptibility. Key requirements include a focused botanical survey by a qualified biologist for special-status plants and the establishment of protective easements for elderberry trees. Necessary approvals include permits from the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, Caltrans, and the Regional Water Quality Control Board. Financial obligations include the San Benito County Regional Transportation Impact Mitigation Fee and environmental review fees payable upon the filing of the Notice of Determination. Construction was slated to begin in November 2024, with the facility expected to be operational by 2026.

General Info

San Benito County rezoning for a 24-hour traveler's station and commercial development.

Agency

California → San Benito County

NAICS

541310 - Architectural ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

US 101 and SR 129, Hollister, CA, 95023

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

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Appendix D Special-Status Species in the Project Vicinity

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Appendix A CalEEMod Results for Travelers Station

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Appendix G Percolation Testing Report 2020

PDFreport

PLN200017 Amended Initial Study / Mitigated Negative Declaration Notice

PDFnotice

CDFW Comments on San Benito Travelers Station MND PLN200017

PDFcomment-letter

Appendix H Hydrologic and Hydraulic Calculations 2021

PDFhydrologic-hydraulic-calculations

Geotechnical Investigation Report for Gas Station and Market, San Juan Bautista, CA (2019)

PDFgeotechnical-investigation

San Benito Traveler's Station Mitigated Negative Declaration PLN200017

PDFmitigated-negative-declaration

Appendix B EMFAC Results Fuel Demand Data

PDFappendix

Appendix C Greenhouse Gas Analysis 2022

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Travelers Station Traffic Impact Analysis Final Report San Benito County 2022

PDFtraffic-impact-analysis

Notice of Completion for Traveler's Station Project SCH# 2022040024

PDFnotice-of-completion

Summary Form for Traver's Station Project Submittal

PDFenvironmental-summary

PLN200017 Landslide Susceptibility Memo for Travelers Station Project

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AgencyCalifornia → San Benito County
Contacts2 people available
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The proposed project involves a General Plan amendment to change the existing designation and zoning of the site, Rangeland and Agricultural Rangeland, respectively, to Commercial Regional and Commercial Thoroughfare (C-1), respectively, to accommodate the proposed uses. The proposed uses consist of a traveler’s station comprised of a 4,000 square foot convenience store and fast-food building with a drive-thru, auto and truck fueling services, propane sales, electric vehicle charging stations, and a San Benito County Informational Kiosk, which plans to operate 24 hours a day. The project includes 34 vehicle parking spots (four of which are for employees only) as well as truck parking spots at the southside of the project site. The project includes the use of a new private septic system to be located at the northern end of the project site and a proposed storm detention pond on the southern end of the project site. The project will utilize the existing on-site well.

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