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Infinite Leisure Water Right Petition for Change of License 7328

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Infinite Leisure, LLC has submitted a petition to the State Water Resources Control Board, Division of Water Rights, to modify the place of use for License 7328 (Application A018595) in Napa County, California. The request seeks to remove approximately 6 acres of authorized place of use located within APN 047-100-044 and expand the irrigated area to a total of 31 acres within APNs 043-061-023 and 043-061-024. This expansion includes adding 17 acres of previously cultivated and non-cultivated land, with the petitioner intending to plant vineyards on approximately 9 acres of the remaining undeveloped portion. The project is being processed under Water Code section 1701 and the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). A Draft Initial Study and Mitigated Negative Declaration (MND) have been issued to evaluate environmental impacts, including biological and archeological resources. Mitigation measures include preconstruction surveys for nesting birds and the American Badger. The public comment period for the MND is open until September 8, 2026, with Michael Meza serving as the primary point of contact for the State Water Resources Control Board.

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Modify water license to expand irrigation to 31 acres for vineyard development on owned land in Napa.

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Grandview Drive and Foster Road, Napa, CA, 94558

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AgencyCalifornia → SWRCB, Division of Water Rights
Contacts3 people available
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Michael MezaWater Resource Control Engineer
Annalee SanbornProject Manager
Josh HannahProject Manager

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Acorn EnvironmentalEl Dorado Hills, CA

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The Petition for Change of License 7328 (A018595), as amended, requests that the Place of Use (POU) for irrigation be modified to remove approximately 6 acres of the authorized POU located within a parcel not owned by the Petitioner and expanded to allow irrigation use of up to 31 acres within APNs 043-061-023 and 043-061-024. The Petitioner intends to plant vineyards within the remaining undeveloped portion of the expanded POU (approximately 9 acres).

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