Planning Applications
Available Planning Applications
Before a project goes to staff, the Planning Commission, or the Town Council, it must go through a review process. This process may look long, but it usually moves quickly. Projects are reviewed to make sure they follow state laws and environmental rules. Staff checks the application, reviews any impacts, and sends out public notices. These steps are required by law, including the California Environmental Quality Act (C.E.Q.A.). Once everything is ready, the Planning Commission holds a public hearing and makes a decision. If someone appeals the decision, the Town Council reviews it and makes the final call. Most projects take 30 to 60 days. Appeals can add about 45 more days. Big projects with environmental reports may take longer.
Amendment Application
Appeal Application
Conditional Use/Special Use Application
Development Advisory Board Meeting Application
Development Permit associated with Subdivisions
Extension of Time Application
Design Criteria Checklist
General Plan Amendment, Zone Change, Development Code Amendment
Home Occupation/Cottage Food Permit
Joshua Tree Information
Approved Arborist List
Letter of Public Convenience and Necessity
Lot Merger, Lot Line Adjustment and Revision to Acreage
Mobile Food Facility Permit Application
Pigeon Permit
Planned Development Permit Application
Sign Permit Application
Sign Program
Site Plan Review
Special Event Permit
Specific Plan Application
Temporary Use Permit
Tentative Tract/Parcel Map Application
Variance/Deviation
Wall and Fence Application - Fence Guidelines
Zoning Verification
Archived Planning Applications
Phone
(760) 240-7800 Extention 7200
Address
Planning Department, 1234 Apple Valley Rd., Apple Valley, CA 92307