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Seigler Springs North

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The Seigler Springs North project in Lake County, California, involves the establishment of three A-Type 3 outdoor cannabis cultivation licenses with a total canopy of 130,680 square feet and a total cultivation area of 196,020 square feet. The operation includes a Type 13 Distributor Transport Only license for self-distribution and a Complex Grading Permit. Infrastructure consists of twenty-two temporary light deprivation hoop-houses enclosed by a six-foot fence, two shipping containers, a trash enclosure, a compost area, and a 5,000-gallon fire suppression system. The site will also feature an ADA-compliant portable restroom and five parking spaces, including one dedicated ADA spot, with a peak seasonal staff of three employees. As part of the site preparation, the applicant will perform vegetation and brush removal across approximately 128,000 square feet to clear dead, dying, or diseased trees resulting from the Valley Fire. All clearing and bucking activities will be conducted in strict accordance with Lake County Municipal Code Chapters 13 and 30. The project is managed by Associate Planner Trish Turner and Permittee Forest Elie.

General Info

Cannabis cultivation project in Lake County featuring three licenses and site infrastructure development.

Agency

California → Lake County

NAICS

238910 - Site Preparation ContractorsView NAICS

Place of Performance

Deiner Drive, CA, 95451

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

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Stamped NOD 8

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Seigler Springs North Final Initial Study and Mitigated Negative Declaration 2026

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AgencyCalifornia → Lake County
Contacts2 people available
OfficeN/A
Organization / Agency
California → Lake County
Office AddressN/A
Contacts
Trish TurnerAssociate Planner

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Three A- Type 3 “outdoor cultivation” licenses, total cannabis cultivation canopy: 130,680 sq. ft., total cultivation area: 196,020 sq. ft., one Type 13 Distributor Transport Only, Self-distribution, Complex Grading Permit, twenty-two 40’ x 100’ temporary light deprivation hoop-houses secured with a six-foot fence, one Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)-compliant portable restroom, one 15’ x 15’ trash enclosure, two 8’ x 40’ shipping containers, one 40’ x 20’ compost area located within the secured six-foot fenced cultivation area, one 5,000-gallon fire suppression tank and system, three employees during peak season and five parking spaces, with one dedicated to ADA parking. Additionally, the applicant proposes clearance for vegetation and brush removal. The property has been impacted by the Valley Fire, however there is an existing tree cover along with a number of downed and dead trees that will need to be bucked and cleared. About 128,000 sq. ft. of vegetation clearing, removing only dead, dying, or diseased trees. Removal of dead and existing trees and vegetation clearing will all be done in compliance with the Lake County Municipal Code Chapters 13 and 30.

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