Consent Cease and Desist Order No. CCC-13 - State of California

Addendum to A-5-DPT-05-306
April 2012 CCC Hearing
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approved by the Executive Director pursuant to SPECIAL
CONDITION NO. 2, Final Project Plans, and SPECIAL
CONDITION NO. 13, conformance with geotechnical
recommendations, of this permit;
(4) Planting of native vegetation and other restoration activities
beyond what’s approved by this permit, if approved by the
Commission as an amendment to this Coastal Development Permit
or a new Coastal Development Permit; and
(4 5) If approved by the Commission as an amendment to this Coastal
Development Permit or a new Coastal Development Permit,
(a) construction and maintenance of public hiking trails; and
(b) construction and maintenance of roads, trails, and utilities
consistent with existing easements.
(c) repair and maintenance of structures identified in 8.A.3,
above.
B. PRIOR TO THE ISSUANCE BY THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE
NOI FOR THIS COASTAL DEVELOPMENT PERMIT, the applicant shall
submit for the review and approval of the Executive Director, and upon such
approval, for attachment as an Exhibit to the NOI, a formal metes and bounds
legal description and graphic depiction, prepared by a licensed surveyor, of the
portion of the subject property affected by this condition, as generally described
on Exhibit #7 attached to the findings in support of approval of this permit.
Page 26 – Modify Section III.A.4., as follows:
Additionally, the applicant has proposed voluntarily offered to restore native scrub habitat that
was impacted by prior alleged unpermitted grading (see Unpermitted Development section for
further discussion of alleged violation). The applicant states that he will restore and enhance
1.90 acres of native scrub habitat on-site with higher quality CSS and Maritime Chaparral/SS
that rises to the level of ESHA, which has been verified by our Staff Biologist. In addition to the
habitat restoration and enhancement, the applicant has also offered to preserve an existing 8.6
acre area of habitat on site that includes ESHA. The total area to be preserved will include the
8.6 acre area and the restored/enhanced 1.9 acre area, for a total of 10.5 acres.
Page 34 – Modify Section III.B.2., as follows:
In addition to creation of the wetland as discussed previously, the applicant has proposed
voluntarily offered to restore native scrub habitat (Exhibit #5) that was impacted by prior alleged
unpermitted grading (see Unpermitted Development section for further discussion of alleged
Exhibit 3
CCC-13-CD-02&
CCC-13-RO-02
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