PLN25-00008 Grewal Parcel Map Modification

The Placer County Community Development Resource Agency is processing a ministerial modification to Parcel Map P-75243 located at 2743 Central Avenue in unincorporated Roseville, California, to reduce the required swale setback from 100 feet to 50 feet in order to align with the existing natural drainage pattern on the site. This adjustment is intended to facilitate the construction of a single-family residence without altering land use, density, or creating new parcels, and is classified as a categorical exemption under CEQA Guidelines Section 15305 and Placer County Code Section 18.36.070, thereby exempting it from further environmental review. The project’s entitlement action is scheduled for November 20, 2025, with the solicitation posted on November 24, 2025, suggesting the application was submitted and processed prior to the posting date, consistent with a local administrative approval process rather than a competitive procurement. The property’s Assessor’s Parcel Number is 474-050-014-000, and the modification involves a technical revision to the recorded parcel map in Book 26, Page 24, with no change to parcel boundaries or ownership structure. There is no financial value, cost data, or pricing structure associated with this action, as it constitutes a land use and zoning approval rather than a service or supply contract, and therefore contains no line items, CLINs, or contract value estimates. No federal acquisition regulation clauses, packaging, marking, delivery, or inspection standards apply, and there are no procurement-specific elements such as subcontracting requirements, socioeconomic certifications, Unique Entity IDs, CAGE codes, or evaluation factors. The primary point of contact is Claudia Garcia, a Technician with the Placer County Community Development Resource Agency, who can be reached at 530-745-3592 or claudiagarcia@placer.ca.gov. All administrative records, including the original parcel map and supporting environmental documentation, are maintained locally by the agency in Auburn and Sacramento locations, and the approval process follows internal procedural requirements under county land use ordinances without formal solicitation, offeror submissions, or contractual delivery schedules. The entire process is administrative and regulatory, focused solely on ensuring compliance with local land use policies and environmental exemptions.