Aviation Boulevard Minor Subdivision and Design Review, PLP25-0005

Project PLP25-0005 involves a minor subdivision and design review for the development of two new warehouses on a 5.57-acre parcel located at 1729 Airport Blvd, Santa Rosa, California. The project divides the land into two lots: Lot 1 is a 3.51-acre parcel featuring a 21,345 square foot warehouse with 28 employee spaces, 2 accessible spaces, 10 carpool/EV charging stations, 13 depressed loading docks, and 37 route delivery spaces. Lot 2 is a 1.45-acre parcel featuring a 25,726 square foot warehouse with 14 employee spaces, 1 accessible space, 4 carpool/EV charging stations, and 2 depressed loading docks. The project was approved on December 11, 2025, following a Mitigated Negative Declaration under CEQA guidelines. The project is managed by Jennifer Faso of Sonoma County Permit and Resource Management Department. Strict environmental and operational mandates are in place, including a pre-construction plant survey, a 0.2:1 mitigation ratio for California tiger salamander habitat, and a prohibition of construction during the burrowing owl nesting season from February 1 to August 31. Contractors must adhere to rigorous air quality and dust control standards, including a 15 mph speed limit on unpaved areas, a five-minute idling limit for diesel equipment, and specific trackout cleanup requirements. Site compliance is monitored by Permit Sonoma staff, and the contractor must maintain a 24-hour public contact sign and resolve air quality complaints within 48 hours.