Lot Line Adjustment No 28-25 PLD25-00083

A lot line adjustment is being processed between adjacent parcels in the Inyokern area of Kern County, California, specifically on the north and south sides of Inyokern Road between Brown Road and U.S. Route 395. This adjustment does not create additional parcels and must comply with the Inyokern Specific Plan’s lot size and density requirements, as well as the M-2 PD zoning designation which has no minimum lot size. The applicant must submit a Lot Line Adjustment map prepared by a licensed surveyor or registered civil engineer on 8.5 by 11 inch paper, including lot lines, dimensions, bearings, distances, areas, a north arrow, a vicinity map, and the statement “This map is provided for illustrative purposes only.” Access roads must be traversable by a standard passenger car with a maximum grade of 15 percent, verified by the engineer or surveyor. Street names require written approval from the Kern County Planning and Natural Resources Department, and any required street signs must meet county development standards. An executed navigation easement, in a format approved by County Counsel, must be recorded over the site, and all easements must remain clear of buildings, structures, utility poles, trees, or fences according to county ordinances. Prior to recording the Certificate of Compliance, grant deeds must include the phrase “FOR PURPOSES OF LOT LINE ADJUSTMENT,” and if affected, partial reconveyances and supplemental deeds of trust must be prepared by the title company. A preliminary title report or guarantee of title, dated no more than ten days before recording and issued by a California-authorized title company, is required with a minimum liability of $1,000. Approval or conditional approval expires one year from the date of issuance, with potential extensions granted by the Director of Planning and Natural Resources per the Kern County Land Division Ordinance. The appeal period outlined in the ordinance must be strictly followed. Fees include $50 for CEQA posting, $416 for legal description check, $350 for electronic permit maintenance, and $832 for the Lot Line Adjustment itself, totaling $1,648. The project is identified under solicitation number PLD25-00083, posted as a forecast on June 29, 2026, with a deadline of June 25, 2027, and falls under NAICS Code 237210. Point of contact for the engineer is Jaymie Brauer