Infinite Leisure LLC Vineyard Conversion

The Infinite Leisure LLC Vineyard Conversion project, managed by Napa County Planning, Building, and Environmental Services, involves the conversion of approximately 0.8 gross acres of non-native grassland into a vineyard at 1200 Grandview Drive, Napa, California. The scope of work includes earthmoving activities, the installation and maintenance of erosion control measures on moderately sloped terrain, and the legalization of an existing 3-acre vineyard that was previously installed without a permit. Fencing for the project is restricted to vineyard block boundaries, and irrigation must be sourced from three existing reservoirs under License for Diversion and Use of Water No. 007328. The project is governed by Categorical Exemption Section 15304 Class 4 and Napa County Local Procedures Appendix B Class 4, with no significant environmental impacts anticipated. Key compliance requirements include pre-construction biological surveys for nesting birds, raptors, and the American badger, with avoidance buffers implemented if detected. Additionally, the project mandates archaeological protections, requiring a qualified archaeologist to establish a 10-foot buffer and orange cautionary fencing around recorded sites. The applicant is also required to coordinate with local Tribes to evaluate and mitigate any Tribal cultural resources discovered during earth-moving activities.