Purewal Minor Use Permit/Coastal Development Permit C-DRC2022-00025

Sarabjit Purewal has applied for a Minor Use Permit and Coastal Development Permit (C-DRC2022-00025) to construct a 3,452-square-foot single-family residence with an attached 1,202-square-foot garage, a 424-square-foot storage space, and a 504-square-foot unconditioned art studio on a 0.46-acre vacant parcel at the southern end of Madera Street in Los Osos, California. The project will disturb approximately 0.29 acre of the parcel, involving 540 cubic yards of cut and 220 cubic yards of fill, and is located within the Residential Single-Family zoning designation in the Estero Planning Area under the California Coastal Zone. The application has undergone environmental review under the California Environmental Quality Act, resulting in a Mitigated Negative Declaration that outlines required mitigation measures to address potential impacts. Approval is contingent upon compliance with the California Coastal Act, local land use regulations, and coordination with state agencies including the California Department of Fish and Wildlife and the Regional Water Quality Control Board. The project is subject to oversight by the San Luis Obispo County Department of Planning & Building, which serves as the lead agency, and the final permit issuance is tied to the adoption of environmental determinations and adherence to all permit conditions. The application fee of $3,049.75 has been paid, and the permitting process is tracked internally through administrative identifiers including State Clearinghouse Number 2024060104 and Receipt Number 40-08082025-168. The lead contact for the county is Supervisor Planner Nicole Ellis, reachable via email at nellis@co.slo.ca.us, and the applicant is identified as an individual property owner without reference to a business entity, UEI, CAGE code, or socioeconomic status. There are no federal contract clauses, federal contracting terms such as FAR or DFARS provisions, payment office details beyond county-level payment methods, or formal performance timelines specified because this is a local land use permitting action, not a federally funded or regulated procurement. Deliverables are centered on environmental compliance and regulatory approval rather than construction deliverables, with acceptance of the project determined upon site inspection and confirmation of adherence to approved plans and mitigation requirements. All documentation, including the Notice of Exemption and CDFW findings, is held as part of the administrative record and accessible through the county’s online