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Merz Minor Boundary Line Adjustment (PLN25-00199)

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The Merz Minor Boundary Line Adjustment (PLN25-00199) is an administrative land use action in Placer County, California, involving the realignment of boundaries between three existing parcels without creating new parcels or enabling new development. Parcel 1, identified by APN 074-133-017-000, will gain 1.15 acres from the adjacent parcel APN 074-130-013-000, increasing its size from 1.8 acres to 2.95 acres while reducing the latter to zero acres. Parcel 2, APN 074-133-021-000, will experience a minor reduction of 0.05 acres, from 1.4 to 1.35 acres. The adjustment is processed under CEQA Guidelines Section 15305 as a Class 5 categorical exemption for minor alterations in land use and complies with Placer County Code Section 18.36.070, which authorizes such adjustments ministerially without requiring environmental impact review. The project is located at 1830 Meadow Vista Road, Meadow Vista, CA, and the approval authority rests with the Placer County Community Development Resource Agency, which acts as the Lead Agency. No contractor is involved, and there are no competitive solicitation processes, pricing details, contract clauses, or federal acquisition regulation provisions applicable. The action is purely administrative, resulting in updated parcel records with the Placer County Assessor’s Office. The posting date is October 28, 2025, with formal approval granted on October 23, 2025, and all documentation is managed internally by the agency through its designated technician, Claudia Garcia, reachable at 530-745-3592. No federal funding, accounting codes, invoicing systems, or contract administration structures are involved, as this is a local land use matter governed by state and county regulations.

General Info

Parcel boundaries adjusted in Placer County with no new development, minimal acreage changes, ministerial approval under CEQA exemption.

Agency

California → Placer County Community Development Resource Agency

NAICS

541370 - Surveying and Mapping (except Geophysical) ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

1830 Meadow Vista Road, Meadow Vista, CA, Placer County, CA

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PLN25-00199 Merz Minor Boundary Line Adjustment Notice of Exemption

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AgencyCalifornia → Placer County Community Development Resource Agency
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California → Placer County Community Development Resource Agency
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The lot line adjustment involves two existing properties (described above). Parcel 1 currently consists of two parcels APNs 075-133-017-000 and 074-130-013-000. As part of the adjustment, APN 074-130-013- 000 will transfer all of its land to 074-133-017-000. Existing and proposed lot sizes are summarized. PROPERTY APN EXISTING SIZE RESULTANT SIZE NET TRANSFER: Parcel 1 074-133-017-000 1.8 AC 2.95 AC +1.15 AC Parcel 1 074-133-013-000 1.1 AC 0.0 AC -1.1 AC Parcel 2 074-133-021-000 1.4 AC 1.35 AC -.05 AC.

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