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Planning commission approves retaining wall, lighting and landscaping changes at The Ranch Resort
Summary
The commission approved design review and a coastal development permit for a new retaining wall, landscaping and low-level lighting at The Ranch Resort; staff said the wall will use manufactured stone and will require a building permit for a separate rear wall replacement.
The Laguna Beach Planning Commission on Aug. 29 approved design review 25-0387 and coastal development permit 25-0388 for site improvements at The Ranch Resort, including a new 134-foot retaining wall, geofoam backfill, landscaped buffers and low-level lighting intended to improve separation and safety between the golf course and the wedding lawn.
Staff described the project as replacing an existing low wood retaining wall with a new exposed stone-clad wall with heights ranging from 5 to 10 feet. The project design calls for approximately 126 cubic yards of geofoam backfill and would expand the wetting lawn width…
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