Vergel Coastal Planned Development Permit Case No. PL24-0085

A new 3,097 square foot single-family residence is being constructed on an undeveloped lot in La Conchita, California, with a three-story design that includes living space, a garage, carport, covered porch on the first floor, additional living area and deck on the second floor, and a loft and balcony on the third floor. The project is located on Santa Paula Avenue and will be accessed via a newly proposed driveway. Water service will be provided by the Casitas Municipal Water District, and wastewater disposal will be handled through an onsite advanced treatment system. Due to the area’s known debris flow risks, the building pad has been elevated two feet above natural grade, and a 2-foot-high engineered impact wall has been installed along the northeast slope to mitigate potential hazards. The development received approval under CEQA’s Class 3 categorical exemption for minor residential construction, which exempted it from additional environmental review, and associated fees were paid to the County of Ventura. The project site is in ZIP code 93001 and falls under the jurisdiction of Ventura County's Resource Management Agency, Planning Division, which oversaw the permitting process and approved the Coastal Planned Development Permit under Case No. PL24-0085. No federal acquisition regulations apply, as this is a local land-use permitting action with no federal procurement elements, and no contract clauses, solicitation terms, or federal representations were involved. The lead contact for the permitting process is Associate Planner Aubrie Richardson, and administrative payments were processed through the County’s central office in Ventura. All documentation supports compliance with local building, environmental, and coastal development codes, with no federal delivery schedules, pricing line items, inspection criteria, or contract administration structures present.