Leary Road Parcel Map

The project involves the subdivision of a 100-acre property located at 13510 Leary Road in unincorporated Sacramento County, approximately 2,700 feet southeast of the Leary Road and SR 160 intersection, into a 12-acre homesite parcel and an 88-acre remainder parcel. The applicant seeks three primary entitlements: a Tentative Parcel Map to legally divide the land, a Special Development Permit to deviate from AG-80 zoning standards that require a minimum lot size of 80 acres and a minimum width of 1,000 feet, and a Design Review to ensure compliance with Sacramento County’s Countywide Design Guidelines. The proposed 12-acre lot will measure approximately 665 feet in width, significantly below the standard, and will be developed as a single-family residence while the remainder parcel will remain under active agricultural use pursuant to the existing Williamson Act contract #72-AP-112. As part of the approval process, the property owner will permanently convey development rights to Sacramento County to legally prohibit any future development on the 88-acre portion, securing its long-term agricultural preservation. The project qualifies for a categorical exemption under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) due to its alignment with existing land use patterns and lack of significant environmental impacts. No federal procurement or contract funding mechanisms apply; the process is purely administrative and regulatory, led by Sacramento County with Julie Newton as the Environmental Coordinator and Robyn Burrows as the applicant. The control number PLNP2025-00003 identifies the project in the county’s planning system, and all activities center on the specified parcel, identified by APN 142-0060-027-0000, with no associated financial value, delivery schedule, or contracting officer roles defined.