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Whiteface Specific Plan Amendment 6: Lost Canyons Draft EIR

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The City of Simi Valley is proposing an amendment to the Whiteface Specific Plan to relocate 180 dwelling units from the southern portions of Dry Canyon and Tapo Canyon to the northern area north of Lost Canyons Drive. This shift results in a total of 364 residential lots, with 362 clustered in the former Shadow Canyon Golf Course area and two estate lots remaining in the south. The project removes previously approved plans for a new golf course, clubhouse, and private park, replacing them with a private recreation building for residents and a network of public recreational trails across the site. The plan maintains Residential Estate zoning for four specific areas, allowing for up to sixteen lots with a minimum size of 20 acres each, though these are currently excluded from biological resource evaluations as there are no immediate development plans for them. This proposal falls within the original environmental scope of the Whiteface Specific Plan, which evaluated up to 1,211 units. The project is identified under several case numbers, including GP A-2024-0003 and SP-S-2025-0002, and is currently in the draft EIR stage.

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Simi Valley amends Whiteface Specific Plan to relocate 180 units and remove golf course.

Agency

California → City of Simi Valley

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541620 - Environmental Consulting ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

Dry Canyon, Tapo Canyon, and Lost Canyons Drive, Simi Valley, CA

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Lost-Canyons_EIR-Addendum_Final-051326

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Simi Valley
Contacts2 people available
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California → City of Simi Valley
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Elizabeth RichardsonSenior Planner

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The Proposed Project consists of the transfer of 180 dwelling units permitted within the Whiteface Specific Plan boundaries from the southern portion of the specific plan area to the northern portion of the specific plan area. Specifically, the 180 units would be relocated from the southern areas within Dry Canyon and Tapo Canyon to areas north of Lost Canyons Drive. Overall, the Proposed Project would result in a total of 364 residential lots, including 362 lots north of Lost Canyons Drive and two estate lots located south of Lost Canyons Drive, including one in Dry Canyon and one in Tapo Canyon , both of which would be accessible from existing easements. Instead of spreading the 364 units throughout a wider footprint in the Whiteface Specific Plan as was originally approved with the Approved Project, the Proposed Project would cluster 362 of the 364 units within the northern area of the Whiteface Specific Plan where the Shadow Canyon Golf Course previously operated. Also, the Proposed Project would not include the development of a new golf course, a clubhouse, or a private park as was approved with the Approved Project. Instead, the Proposed Project proposes to provide recreational amenities including a private recreation building for residents of the development as well as public recreational trails through the southern portion of the Project Site and public recreational trails on the golf course trails that exist within portions of the northern portion of the Project Site. The Proposed Project would retain the Residential Estate (RE) zoning designation on four areas in the Specific Plan boundaries that currently have this designation, and the Applicant proposes a maximum of sixteen residential estate lots that could be developed within these areas of the specific plan. Minimum lot sizes for RE lots are a minimum of 20 acres. The evaluation herein of biological resources and other resource topics does not account for any future development within these RE zoned areas given there are currently no plans for site-specific development in these areas. As such, the analyses herein assume that RE zoned areas are not disturbed or impacted by development. It should be noted that the CEQA documentation for the Whiteface Specific Plan as well as for the Approved Project evaluated the environmental effects of up to 1,211 residential units in the specific plan boundaries. The Proposed Project would result in 364 units in addition to the 847 units that were allowed to be built in Sand Canyon/Big Sky Ranch area of the specific plan boundaries, of which approximately 738 residential units have been built to date. Project Title: GP A-2024-0003, Z-S-2025-0003, SP-S-2025-0002, PD-S-2025-0003, AND TT-2025-0002 (Addendum No. 8 to the EIR for the Lost Canyons Specific Plan Project)

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