Lompoc Planning Commission 6 10 2026

The City of Lompoc Planning Commission held a meeting on June 10, 2026, where they reviewed and approved two major development projects and discussed zoning code amendments related to accessory dwelling units (ADUs). The first project was a site development plan and minor use permit for a new Toyota dealership, involving demolition of existing structures and construction of a 34,661 square foot facility with showroom, service bays, and parking. The commission approved the project with conditions addressing noise, landscaping, and compatibility with adjacent residential areas. The second project was an architectural and site development review for a Chick-fil-A restaurant in the Palm Square Shopping Center, including a conditional use permit. The commission approved this project despite a minor deviation from landscaping standards, finding it met the intent of the code. Additionally, the commission reviewed proposed amendments to the city’s ADU ordinance to ensure compliance with updated California state laws, particularly regarding parking requirements and lot sizes. They recommended approval of these amendments to the city council. No new business or significant budget discussions were noted during the meeting.