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Planning commission approves conditional use permit for Nava Hair Salon
Summary
The Ceres Planning Commission approved Conditional Use Permit 2529 to allow Nava Hair Salon to operate in an existing multi-tenant industrial building on Premier Drive; staff said the use qualifies for a CEQA categorical exemption and commissioners voted 4–0 with one absence.
The Ceres Planning Commission voted to approve Conditional Use Permit (CUP) 2529, clearing the way for Nava Hair Salon to operate in an existing tenant space in a multi-tenant industrial building on Premier Drive.
Staff presenter Miss George told commissioners the request seeks only the salon use; no new construction or site-plan review is proposed. She said the site is approximately 66 acres and is served by Premier Drive and Farm Supply Drive, which staff found adequate for the limited traffic the salon would generate. "The salon will not generate any noise, odors, heavy traffic or outdoor activity that would conflict with any neighboring properties," Miss George said.
Staff also stated the project qualifies for a categorical exemption under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), guideline 15301 for existing facilities, and recommended that the commission adopt a resolution approving the permit. The transcript alternately lists the project address as "991 Premier Drive" and later as "911 Premier Drive"; the record is inconsistent on the street number.
No members of the public spoke on the item. After the presentation—during which staff and the applicant said they were available for questions—Chairperson Condict moved to approve the permit. The motion received a first and second and passed by roll call: Commissioners Jamu, Johnson, Perez and Chairperson Condict voted in favor; Commissioner Gil was absent (the roll-call result in the record reads "motion carries 40").
The action approves the salon use only; staff noted existing building and site improvements were previously reviewed and approved, and any tenant improvements will require a building permit. The commission did not discuss modifications to site infrastructure or additional environmental review beyond the cited CEQA exemption.
The commission adjourned and announced its next scheduled meeting for Monday, October 6, 2025.
