Planning Department

Gabriel Elliott, Director

ADDRESS:
891 Mountain Ranch Road
San Andreas, CA 95249
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PHONE: (209) 754-6394
FAX: (209) 754-6540
Mon - Fri: 8am - 4pm

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Our Mission:
The Calaveras County Planning Department’s mission is to provide accurate information to our clients through consistent, professional, and timely service in a courteous and enthusiastic manner. We value a healthy balance between the rural characteristic of our county and growth. 

Our Vision:
Through our zoning and long-term land use practices, we desire to foster an environment where the future of Calaveras County reflects its rich history. In doing so, we place Calaveras County in a competitive position where it can attract industries in the areas of agriculture, commerce, tourism, and health and other services, including housing and housing programs needed to support these industries. The greater wellbeing of our residents is of paramount importance to our vision. 
 

Items of Interest

Forms, Documents & Applications 4 February 2020

Forms, Documents & Applications

Planning, Forms, Documents and Applications.

General Plan 4 February 2020

General Plan

Find Information on the General Plan including Maps, Text, CEQA and Special Planning Documents.

Planning Commission 4 February 2020

Planning Commission

Agenda's, Minutes and Staff Reports.

Planning Fees 4 February 2020

Planning Fees

Application Fee Schedule.

Projects 4 February 2020

Projects

Water Conservation in Landscaping Act 4 February 2020

Water Conservation in Landscaping Act

Requirements for MWELO Submittals.

What We Do

What's New

Notice of Copperopolis Community Plan Town Hall Meeting 17 February 2023

Notice of Copperopolis Community Plan Town Hall Meeting

Thursday, May 25, 2023, at 6pm at the Armory in Copperopolis

Drought Well Permitting Requirements - Drought Executive Order N-7-22 8 April 2022

Drought Well Permitting Requirements - Drought Executive Order N-7-22

On March 28, 2022 Governor Newsom issued Drought Executive Order N-7-22 that included new well permitting requirements for local agencies to prepare for and lessen the effects of drought conditions (Action 9).

Stay Updated 4 February 2020

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