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Planning Commission backs Coulterville RV park plan, recommends MND and approvals to Board
Summary
The commission unanimously recommended approval of a Topos Ventures special-occupancy park in Coulterville, finding the project could proceed under a mitigated negative declaration. The 3.5-acre proposal would demolish an existing 21-unit motel and create 25 long-term RV pads, a workforce mobile home, communal buildings, and underground utilities; Board of Supervisors action is scheduled for May 6.
The Mariposa County Planning Commission on April 4 unanimously recommended that the Board of Supervisors approve a Topos Ventures proposal to redevelop the former Yosemite Gold Country Inn and Campground in Coulterville into a special-occupancy park regulated by the California Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD).
Staff presented the application (general plan amendment 2024-100, conditional use permit 2024-101, major design review 2024-102) and recommended adoption of a mitigated negative declaration (MND). The 3.49±-acre site at 10407 Highway 49 North (APN 002-220-001) would remove the existing motel and associated dilapidated structures and reconfigure the site to provide 25 RV pads designed for continuous hookups (no transient RV rentals), a…
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