Entitlements and permits in Ventura County

 

From Thousand Oaks and Simi Valley to Moorpark, Fillmore, Camarillo, Oxnard and Ventura, the cities of Ventura County take a careful, detail-driven approach to development. Open space, hillsides and neighborhood character are protected closely, and every city runs its own planning and plan check process.

 

IPG's Stevenson Ranch office is a short drive away, and Ventura County is a regular part of our work.

 

How IPG helps

• Multifamily and housing entitlements, including rezoning, conditional use permits, site plan review and State Density Bonus requests.

• Commercial, self storage and industrial projects, from first feasibility call through building permit.

• Tenant improvements and change-of-use permits, with the building and fire review coordinated in one submittal.

• Plan check management through each city and the County, so nothing sits waiting on a response.

 

IPG in the area

• Multifamily entitlement in Thousand Oaks, including a rezone and conditional use permit.

• A self storage project in Fillmore.

• Industrial and commercial permits in cities across the county.

 

If your site is anywhere in Ventura County, we can tell you what it will take before you spend money on design.

 

Common questions

Is my site in a city or in unincorporated Ventura County?

Ventura County has ten cities plus unincorporated areas, and each has its own code and review process. We confirm the jurisdiction first, then map out the path.

 

Do hillside or open space rules affect my project?

They can. Many Ventura County cities have hillside, open space or growth management rules that shape what gets approved, so it pays to check early.

 

Where we work: all of California, with most of our projects in Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura and Fresno counties.

Have a site or a project stuck in the city process? Call 661-600-1265, email mike@ipgworks.com, or use the form below. We will tell you straight what your site can do and what it will take.