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Trails at Lyons Canyon Project

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The Trails at Lyons Canyon Project, managed by the Los Angeles County Department of Regional Planning under solicitation number 2022060346, is a residential development located in the northern foothills of the Santa Susana Mountains within the Santa Clarita Valley. The project involves the creation of 37 lots to develop up to 510 dwelling units with heights ranging from 26 to 45 feet. This mix includes attached and detached for-sale condominiums, 24 affordable for-sale units, 47 affordable senior rental apartments, and one manager's unit. On-site amenities include a recreational center, swimming pool, water tank, debris basins, and public streets and trails. A significant environmental component of the project is the preservation of approximately 144 acres of natural open space through a permanent conservation easement. The scope of work extends to off-site improvements, including sidewalk upgrades, fuel modification through brush thinning, and a retaining wall along The Old Road. Infrastructure enhancements include the upsizing of sewer pipelines, upgrades to two pump stations, the installation of three manholes, and the improvement of utility water lines. The project also involves the acquisition of a County-owned parcel and the vacation of excess right-of-way. All activities are conducted in compliance with the California Environmental Quality Act, with a final Environmental Impact Report and associated mitigation measures adopted as of September 2025. Grading for the project is designed to be balanced on-site, requiring no import or export of soil.

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LA County residential project developing 510 units and preserving 144 acres of open space.

Agency

California → Los Angeles County Regional Planning

NAICS

237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

South of Sagecrest Circle, west of The Old Road, and north of Calgrove Boulevard, CA, 91381

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Notice of Determination for Trails at Lyons Canyon Project

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Notice of Determination - Trails at Lyons Canyon Project

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AgencyCalifornia → Los Angeles County Regional Planning
Contacts2 people available
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California → Los Angeles County Regional Planning
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Erica G. AguirrePrincipal Planner
Adam BrowningProject Manager

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The Project site is located in unincorporated Los Angeles County, in the northern foothills of the Santa Susana Mountains within the Santa Clarita Valley. The Project includes several entitlements for the creation of 37 lots for the development of up to 510 dwelling units with maximum height of 26 feet to 45 feet, with a mix of attached and detached for-sale condominium units, including 24 affordable for-sale units, 47 affordable senior rental apartments, and one manager's unit; a recreational center and swimming pool; two on-site public streets; private driveways and fire lanes, including multi-purpose trails that would be open to the public; several debris basins; five-foot-wide pedestrian walkways, a water tank, and both improved and natural and preserved open space. The proposed development is clustered in the northeasterly portion of the Project site, and also includes several on-site block and retaining walls. The Project includes 150 acres of natural open space on-site, of which approximately 144 acres would be preserved and maintained in perpetuity through a conservation easement. Off-site Project components include sidewalk improvements, a retaining wall adjacent to The Old Road directly east of the Project site, improvements to The Old Road fronting the Project site, and fuel modification (brush thinning). The Project would include several off-site utility infrastructure component improvements, including utility water lines, upgrades to two existing pump stations, upsizing of existing sewer pipelines, and the construction of three manholes within The Old Road. Additionally, the Project includes the vacation of excess right-of-way in The Old Road and acquisition of an adjacent County-owned parcel (APN: 2826-022-901). The grading would be balanced on-site, and no import or export of soil would be required for the Project. Several on-site access and utility easements are proposed.

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