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Paye Tentative Final Map and Rezone (PLN23-0021, TFM23-0001, RZN23-0002, EIS24-0008)

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The Paye Tentative Final Map and Rezone project, managed by Nevada County in California, involves the immediate rezoning of approximately 307 acres from a Timberland Production Zoning District to RA-10 and AG-30 zones. This land use change, approved through Ordinance 2453, allocates 157 acres to RA-10 and 150 acres to AG-30. The project further proposes a Tentative Final Map to subdivide two legal parcels consisting of six assessor's parcels numbers into eleven individual lots, with sizes ranging from 4 acres to 127.4 acres. Approved on April 22, 2025, the project followed a Mitigated Negative Declaration under the California Environmental Quality Act. The process concluded with a Notice of Determination and the payment of required environmental document filing fees to the California Department of Fish and Wildlife by October 21, 2026. The project is identified by case numbers PLN23-0021, TFM23-0001, RZN23-0002, and EIS24-0008.

General Info

Nevada County rezones 307 acres and subdivides land into eleven individual lots.

Agency

California → Nevada County

NAICS

237210 - Land Subdivision

Place of Performance

Red Dog Road, Red Dog Cross Road, Banner Quaker Hill Road, CA, 95945

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PostedOct 22

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AwardedOct 25

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AgencyCalifornia → Nevada County

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California → Nevada County

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David NicholasSenior Planner

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An Immediate Rezone from a Timberland Production Zoning District to the new zones (RA-10 (157 acres) & AG-30 (150 acres)) approved through Ordinance 2453 in 2018, and a proposed Tentative Final Map to subdivide 2 legal parcels with six APNs, totaling approximately 307-acres, into eleven (11) lots ranging in size from 4-acres to 127.4-acres

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