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Planning commission approves Loch Lomond 'J Lodge' with conditions including tank mitigation coordination
Summary
The commission adopted a mitigated negative declaration and approved a Major Use Permit and development review for the J Lodge community club and two dwellings (UP21-46/DR22-10) in Loch Lomond, subject to conditions including preconstruction biological surveys and coordination with Environmental Health on an underground fuel tank.
The Lake County Planning Commission voted Jan. 26 to adopt the mitigated negative declaration (IS 21-49) and approve the Major Use Permit (UP21-46) and development review (DR22-10) for the J Lodge project at 12395 Highway 175 in Loch Lomond.
Associate planner Eric Porter presented the project, noting the parcel’s survey-corrected size (1.39 acres), the proposed 2,100-square-foot community meeting room, one caretaker dwelling and one commercial accessory dwelling with garages, and the need to remove an existing single-wall underground fuel tank. Porter highlighted required conditions including…
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