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Coastal permit administrator approves amendment for Highway 1 residence; archaeologist condition added
Summary
An amendment to a 2019 coastal development permit for a Highway 1 residence — including a spa, chimney and detached utility structure — was approved with added conditions for an archaeologist on site for ground‑disturbing work and EPA‑certified wood‑stove standards.
Julia Krog, Mendocino County Planning and Building Services director and the coastal permit administrator, approved an amendment to a 2019 coastal development permit (CDPM2024‑0009) authorizing modifications to a previously permitted single‑family residence on Highway 1. The amendment authorizes a spa, a chimney, a pavilion within the existing footprint, removal of a previously proposed pond and planting bed, reduction in patio space, and construction of a 288‑square‑foot detached utility structure, subject to conditions adopted at the hearing.
Staff planner Liam Crowley said the proposed changes include several items that were processed as substantial conformance to the original CDP and several that require formal…
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