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County Planning File PLN230019 Minor Subdivision 761 Riverside Road

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The project involves the subdivision of a 74.49-acre parcel at 671 Riverside Road in Hollister, California, into three smaller parcels measuring 24.66, 24.88, and 24.71 acres, with the development of three single-family homes and three accessory dwelling units, along with three accessory structures. Each property will be served by its own septic system and a shared well located on Parcel 2, which will provide water to all six dwellings through three new water tanks. The development includes grading for three new driveways and the construction of four drainage ponds to manage stormwater runoff in compliance with San Benito County Code Chapter 19.17. Soil handling will involve approximately 22,925 cubic yards of cut and 22,250 cubic yards of fill, subject to geotechnical standards from Butano Engineering, including slope limitations and erosion control measures such as silt fences, hydroseeding, and slope stabilization. All residential units must meet Title 24 energy efficiency standards and the California Solar Mandate, with PV readiness required for applicable units. Construction must comply with Monterey Bay Air Resources District thresholds for air quality, particularly regarding PM10, NOx, and CO emissions during earthmoving activities. The project is governed by the California Environmental Quality Act, with an Initial Study and Mitigated Negative Declaration guiding the environmental review process. Key environmental factors evaluated include impacts on air quality, geotechnical hazards such as seismic shaking and expansive soils, hydrology and groundwater interference, aesthetics, biological resources including potential effects on wetlands and riparian habitats, greenhouse gas emissions, and hazardous material presence. Each impact is assessed using qualitative ratings—Potentially Significant Impact, Less Than Significant With Mitigation Incorporated, Less Than Significant Impact, or No Impact—to determine the adequacy of mitigation measures. Compliance with Title 22 regulations for drinking water and septic systems is required, as is adherence to county codes on outdoor lighting, parking, and grading. San Benito County’s Resource Management Agency serves as the lead agency for review and approval, with oversight from Public Works, Environmental Health, and Building & Code Enforcement. Submissions for public review must be received by September 8, 2025, either electronically via the Accela Citizens’ Access portal or in hardcopy with 15 printed copies accompanying the digital file. No formal federal contract clauses, pricing data, contracting officer details, or solicitation-specific award criteria

General Info

Subdivide 74.49-acre lot into three parcels with six homes, shared well, septic systems, stormwater ponds, and comply with environmental and energy standards.

Agency

California → San Benito County

NAICS

237210 - Land SubdivisionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Riverside Road and Nash Road, CA, 95023

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

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Notice of Completion for County Planning File PLN230019 Minor Subdivision

PDF•notice-of-completion

DTSC Comments on Mitigated Negative Declaration for PLN230019 Minor Subdivision

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PLN230019 Quiroz Riverside Minor Subdivision Initial Study/Mitigated Negative Declaration

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Notice of Intent to Adopt Mitigated Negative Declaration for PLN230019 761 Riverside Road

PDF•special-notice

Summary Form for Document Submittal PLN230019 Minor Subdivision

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AgencyCalifornia → San Benito County
Contacts2 people available
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California → San Benito County
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Jonathan OlivasAssociate Planner
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The project proposes to subdivide a 74.49-acre parcel into three parcels of 24.66 acres, 24.88 acres, and 24.71 acres. The project also proposes three homes, three ADUs, three accessory structures, three new septic systems, four new drainage ponds, grading for three new driveways, three new water tanks for use with the existing well on the proposed Parcel 2. This well will be shared by the three new dwellings and three new ADUs.

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