Rancho 30 Cultivation Facility (CUP 23-11 and LDP 23-27)

Rancho 30 Cultivation Facility (CUP 23-11 and LDP 23-27)

The proposed project would involve 4 total phases. Phase 1 consists of the construction of three new buildings totaling 86,649 square feet within the 9.48-acre property located on the southwest corner of Rancho Road and Raccoon Avenue. The three new buildings are referred to as Building A, Building B, and Building C. Building A would be a single level cultivation building and would consist of 34,425 square feet; Building B would be a single level cultivation building and would consist of 34,425 square feet; and Building C would be a two level building and would consist of 17,799 square feet. The total floor area of the three new buildings would be 86,649 square feet. Access to the proposed development would be provided by three new driveway connections. One connection would be with the south side of Rancho Avenue and two driveway connections would be with the west side of Raccoon Road. The southernmost connection on Raccoon Avenue would be for emergency access only. A total of 112 parking spaces would be provided. A proposed bioswale would be located on the site’s northeast corner. Landscaping would total 48,381 square feet and would be installed throughout the site and along the site’s frontages with Rancho Road and Raccoon Avenue. Phase 2 of the project would consist of 5 new buildings totaling 138,110 square feet within the 10.28-acre property located west of Phase 1’s buildings. The APN for this property is 3128-011-03. The 5 buildings are referred to as Buildings F, I, L, O, and P. Buildings F, I, and L would be a single level building and would consist of 34,425 square feet of floor area and would be used for cultivation. Building O would be used for processing would consist of 10,160 square feet; Building P would be a single level processing building and would consist of 24,675 square feet of floor area. A 33,207 square foot retention basin would be constructed in the northeast corner of the Phase 2 area. Access would be provided by an internal drive aisles that would ultimately connect to Rancho Road or Raccoon Avenue. Construction of Phase 2 would commence in the 2nd quarter of 2027. Phase 3 of the project would consist of 4 new buildings totaling 123,675 square feet within the 11.09-acre property located west of Phase 2 development. The APN for this property is 3128-011-02. These 4 buildings are referred to as Building E, H, K, and N. Buildings E, H, and K would be a single level building and each building would consist of 34,425 square feet of floor area and would be used for cultivation. Building N would consist of a single level, would be used for processing, and would total 20,400 square feet of floor area. Access would be provided by an internal drive aisles that would ultimately connect to Rancho Road or Raccoon Avenue. Construction of Phase 3 would commence in the 1st quarter of 2029. Phase 4 of the project would consist of 4 new buildings totaling 131,325 square feet of floor area within the parcel that is shared with Phase 3. The APN for Phase 4 is 3128-011-02. These 4 buildings are referred to as Building D, G, J, and M. Buildings D, G, and J would be a single level building and each building would consist of 34,425 square feet of floor area and would be used for cultivation. Building M would be a single level processing building and would consist of 28,050 square feet of floor area. Access would be provided by an internal drive aisles that would ultimately connect to Rancho Road or Raccoon Avenue. Construction of Phase 4 would commence in the 1st quarter of 2031.

Adelanto

San Bernardino

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Industrial (Sq. Ft. 479325, Acres 30.85, Employees 310)

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