Ranport Lumbermill

Notice of Intent

Mitigated Negative Declaration

MMRP

Attachments

California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Initial Study/Environmental Checklist

Dominican Hospital

Initial Study

Mitigated Negative Declaration

Lee Road Trail Project

Initial Study

Notice of Intent

Mitigated Negative Declaration

Davenport North Cement Kiln Dust Closure Project

Notice of Intent

Initial Study and MND

Appendix 1

Appendix 2

Appendix 3

Appendix 4

Appendix 5

Appendix 6

Appendix 7a

Appendix 7b

Appendix 8 (Plans)

Appendix 9

Appendix 10

Appendix 11

Appendix 12

CVS

Notice of Intent, Mitigated Negative Declaration, Initial Study and Attachment 1-4

Attachments 5-7

Oakmont Senior Living

Initial Study and Attachments 1-8

Attachments 9-12

Master Plan for Mission Springs Camp and Conference Center

Part 1

Part 2

Maplethorpe Lane PUD Initial Study

Attachments

San Vicente Redwoods

Initial Study

Att. 1 - MMRP

Att. 2 - Public Access Plan

Part 1 and Part 2

Att. 3 - Trails Staging Area Plan

Att. 4 - 11

Countywide.

San Vicente Creek Watershed Clematis Control Project

Part 1

Part 2

Davenport Gap Part 1 (Notice of Intent, Initial Study and Attachments 1 - 3)

Davenport Gap Part 2 (Attachments 4 - 8)

The subject property includes two undeveloped parcels located in the unincorporated Felton community in Santa Cruz County’s San Lorenzo Valley. The site is comprised of two adjacent parcels (APNs 071-331-05 and 06). The parcels are situated adjacent to and north of Conference Drive and Graham Hill Road, and adjacent to and west of East Zayante Road. Existing vehicular access to the site is from the east end of the Felton Fair Shopping Center parking lot adjacent to the bank building and from Conference Drive. The property is located approximately 100 feet west of Zayante Creek and 750 feet north of the San Lorenzo River. It is bordered by Mt. Hermon Road, open space, and residential neighborhoods to the north; Graham Hill Road/Conference Drive and commercial development to the south; Mount Hermon Christian Conference Center Redwood Camp and single-family residences to the east; and the Felton Fair Shopping Center to the west. The project also includes the rehabilitation of an existing parking lot/sports area in Redwood Camp across East Zayante Road (APN 066-081-01). Figure 1 illustrates the regional location of the proposed project, and Figure 2 shows the project within the local context.

Davenport Recycled Water Project

Davenport Recycled Water Project Comments and Responses

025-013-43, -44,-45,-46

041-233-23

Medical Office Building Project

Notice of Availability

Aviso de Disponibilidad

Medical Office Building Project Draft EIR

Draft EIR Appendices

• App A - NOP for Medical Office Bldg
• App B - Photometric Study
• App C - CalEEMod
• App D - Transportation Analysis
• App E - Biological Resources Evaluation
• App F - Arborist Report
• App G - Bio Resources Assessment
• App H - Jurisdictional Delineation Report
• App I - Habitat Assessment
• App J - Special-Status Plant Survey
• App L - Geotechnical Investigation
• App M - Preliminary Stormwater Report
• App N - Phase I Env Site Assessment
• App O - Limited Phase II ESA
• App P - Noise and Vibration
• App Q - Housing Memo

Application

Notice of Preparation of a Draft EIR and Scoping Meeting

Plans

EIR Scoping Meeting Presentation (4-2-20)

Scoping Meeting Summary

Aviso en Espanol

The proposed project would be comprised of a new four-story medical office building measuring approximately 60 feet in height to finished roof and approximately 74 feet to top of mechanical screens on the rooftop. The proposed building would provide approximately 160,000 gross square feet of medical office use for specialty outpatient services. Services may include advanced medical and urgent care clinics, and outpatient surgery facilities, support services for urgent care and outpatient surgery including pharmacy, laboratory, imaging facilities, primary care, women's health, pediatric health, optometry, hearing, vision essentials, neurology, endocrinology, gastroenterology, hematology/oncology, infectious diseases, rheumatology, nephrology, pulmonology, sleep lab, orthopedics, podiatry, pain medicine, physical medicine and rehabilitation dermatology, health education, telehealth, cafe, and administrative office spaces. The facility would be open to the public from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., but urgent care and ancillary functions would operate continuously, without closing. The expected number of on-site staff, at peak, would be approximately 300 persons.

The proposed project would also include the construction of a four-story parking garage across an internal roadway west of the proposed medical office building. It would accommodate five levels of parking, with 730 new vehicle parking spaces to serve the on-site medical uses, including approximately 47 charging stations for electric vehicles and bike lockers. A new driveway would be constructed from Soquel Avenue that facilitates circulation between the medical office building and parking garage. A separate driveway for service vehicles would be constructed. The proposed project would include street frontage improvements along Soquel Avenue, including new pedestrian sidewalks and bicycle facilities, as well as potential off-site intersection improvements. The proposed project would also require on-site and off-site utility and drainage improvements, including new 8-inch sanitary sewer, 8-inch fire, and 4-inch domestic water lines, as well as a new stormwater outfall that would be constructed along Rodeo Creek Gulch, approximately 1,200 feet east of the site.

Located on APN 029-021-47 (5940 Soquel Avenue, Santa Cruz)

8/9/2021

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Sustainability Policy and Regulatory Update Environmental Impact Report (EIR)

Notice of Preparation

Notice of Extended NOP Comment Period

The proposed project is the Santa Cruz County’s Sustainability Policy and Regulatory Update of the County’s General Plan/Local Coastal Program (LCP) and County Code (Sustainability Update). The County’s existing General Plan/LCP was adopted in 1994 with a focus on preserving natural and agricultural resources and limiting urban expansion. After more than 25 years, the General Plan/LCP requires updating to define a more sustainable growth pattern for the future. The broad sustainability goals of the proposed project include updating the goals, objectives, policies, and implementation strategies of the General Plan/LCP and implementing regulations in the County Code to:

• Incorporate a new planning horizon for population, housing, and employment growth, consistent with Measure J growth management principles and with the Sustainable Community Strategy for the region;
• Reflect the sustainability vision and guiding principles of the Sustainable Santa Cruz County Plan, as well as the County Strategic Plan goals of Attainable Housing, Reliable Transportation, Dynamic Economy, Sustainable Environment, Comprehensive Health & Safety, and Organizational Excellence;
• Ensure compatibility with land use and transportation planning principles that support reduction of greenhouse gas emissions;
• Define new land use designations to increase housing choices and workplace flexibility;
• Update and modernize the County Code permit procedures and development standards;
• Adopt Countywide Design Guidelines and special guidelines for the Pleasure Point and Portola Drive Commercial Corridor; and
• Meet recent state requirements and regulations.

See the Notice of Preparation for additional project information. Visit https://www.sccoplanning.com/sustainabilityupdate to learn more about the proposed General Plan/LCP and County Code amendments and timeline for the project.

Public comment on the scope of the EIR will be accepted through September 4, 2020 at 5 p.m.

A scoping meeting on the project was held on July 21, 2020.

• View the scoping meeting PowerPoint slide deck
• Watch the video of the scoping meeting

Comments on the scope of the EIR will be accepted in writing (see the Notice of Preparation for mailing address), or via email. Click here to email comments on the scope of the EIR for this project: CEQA-NEPA@santacruzcounty.us. Please reference the project name in the email title.

Additional opportunities for public review of and comment on the amendment documents and the Draft EIR will occur prior to adoption. Visit https://www.sccoplanning.com/sustainabilityupdate to learn more about the timeline for upcoming community meetings and public hearings for the project.