File #: 23-541    Version: 1 Name:
Type: Informational Report Status: Public Hearing
File created: 4/12/2023 In control: Planning Commission
On agenda: 4/20/2023 Final action:
Title: Myers and Aquarian, LLC Assessor Parcel Number (APN) 216-135-015 Record No.: PLN-12124-CUP New Harris area A Conditional Use Permit for 24,000 square feet (SF) of existing light deprivation and outdoor cannabis cultivation that includes 20,800 SF of light deprivation cultivation in twenty-four (24) greenhouses and 3,200 SF of outdoor cultivation that occurs in pots. Propagation will take place in one (1) nursery area (2,400 SF). Irrigation water is currently sourced from well and a surface water diversion. Existing water storage includes onsite water tanks of various capacities that total 31,000 gallons. The applicant is proposing to utilize water for irrigation from a 6-million-gallon on-stream reservoir on a separate legal parcel after approval by the State Water Board and CDFW. The on-stream reservoir proposed for irrigation use will also serve a cannabis operation on a separate legal parcel (PLN-12125-CUP). If approval of the on-stream reservoir is not feasible, the appli...
Sponsors: Planning and Building, Laura McClenagan
Attachments: 1. 12124 Staff Report 4.20.23, 2. Attachment 1- Resolution, 3. Attachment 1A- Conditions of Approval, 4. Attachment 1B - Operations Plan, 5. Attachment 1C - Site Plan, 6. Attachment 2 - 12124 Maps Set, 7. Attachment 2A - Watershed Map, 8. Attachment 3-CEQA Addendum, 9. Attachment 4- Evidence in Support of Required Findings, 10. Attachment 4A- Water Right, 11. Attachment 4B- Site Management Plan, 12. Attachment 4C- Final 1600, 13. Attachment 4D- Geologic and Soils Report, 14. Attachment 4E- Restoration Plan, 15. Attachment 4F- Woodland Restoration Plan, 16. Attachment 4G- Road Eval, 17. Attachment 4H- Irrigation line diagram, 18. Attachment 4I- Biologcial Report, 19. Attachment 4J- Botanical Survey, 20. Attachment 5- Referral Responses, 21. Attachment 5A- Environmental Health Response, 22. Attachment 5B- Building Inspection Response, 23. Attachment 5C- Public Works Response, 24. Attachment 5D- CalFIRE Response, 25. Attachment 6 - CDFW e-mail exchange, 26. Attachment 6A - CDFW comments embedded on Agenda, 27. Attachment 7 - CAV
To: Planning Commission

From: Planning and Building Department

Agenda Section: Public Hearing

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Myers and Aquarian, LLC
Assessor Parcel Number (APN) 216-135-015
Record No.: PLN-12124-CUP
New Harris area

A Conditional Use Permit for 24,000 square feet (SF) of existing light deprivation and outdoor cannabis cultivation that includes 20,800 SF of light deprivation cultivation in twenty-four (24) greenhouses and 3,200 SF of outdoor cultivation that occurs in pots. Propagation will take place in one (1) nursery area (2,400 SF). Irrigation water is currently sourced from well and a surface water diversion. Existing water storage includes onsite water tanks of various capacities that total 31,000 gallons. The applicant is proposing to utilize water for irrigation from a 6-million-gallon on-stream reservoir on a separate legal parcel after approval by the State Water Board and CDFW. The on-stream reservoir proposed for irrigation use will also serve a cannabis operation on a separate legal parcel (PLN-12125-CUP). If approval of the on-stream reservoir is not feasible, the applicant has proposed to source at a minimum half of the water for irrigation needs from rainwater catchment, and the remainder from the existing surface water diversion, with an appropriate increase in water storage to ensure adherence to the required forbearance period. Estimated onsite water use is 270,000 gallons per year (approximately 11.25 gallons/sf/year). Drying and processing occur onsite within an existing metal building (1,500 SF). The project requires up to four (4) seasonal employees. Power is provided by one (1) 36-kw Whisper Watt Super Silent mobile generator, that is used to power the metal drying building, and solar panels. The applicant proposes to transition to PG&E with only backup generator use within five years or continue to build out solar capabilities on site to meet power needs if PG&E power is unavailable.
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