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PLNP2023-00054 Vang Property Rezone and Parcel Map

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The project involves rezoning two contiguous 20-acre parcels in unincorporated Sacramento County from Agricultural 80-acre (AG-80) zoning to Agricultural Residential 5 (AR-5) zoning and subdividing them into four separate approximately five-acre lots. Two of the new lots will access Sherman Lane, while the other two will connect to Dillard Road, with each lot planned for individual groundwater wells and septic systems. The applicant must secure approval for a rezone, a tentative parcel map, and a design review to demonstrate compliance with the Sacramento County Countywide Design Guidelines. The project has been determined to have no significant environmental impacts under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), resulting in the adoption of a Mitigated Negative Declaration with required mitigation measures and monitoring. Administrative fees totaling $3,018.75 were paid for Fish and Wildlife review and County Clerk processing, and the approval was finalized on September 9, 2025, with the project identified as PLNP2023-00054. The applicant, Sa Vang and Xia Vang, are private landowners and are not registered with a Unique Entity ID or classified under any federal socioeconomic categories. There are no formal contract clauses, procurement mechanisms, or delivery schedules applicable, as this is a land use entitlement process administered by the Sacramento County Planning and Environmental Review Division, not a government procurement action. Final approval and acceptance are handled through the County’s Planning Office in Sacramento, with inspections conducted at the site near Dillard Road and Sherman Lane.

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Rezone two 20-acre parcels into four five-acre lots with well and septic systems, approved September 9, 2025.

Agency

California → Sacramento County

NAICS

541370 - Surveying and Mapping (except Geophysical) ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

Sacramento, CA

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PLNP2023-00054 Notice of Determination for Vang Property Rezone and Parcel Map

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AgencyCalifornia → Sacramento County
Contacts2 people available
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California → Sacramento County
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Julie NewtonEnvironmental Coordinator
Sa Vang and Xia VangApplicant

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The project proposes to rezone two lots, totaling 20 acres, from Agriculture 80-acre (AG-80) to Agricultural Residential 5 (AR-5) and subdivide the properties into four new approximately five-acre lots. Two of the proposed lots would have access from Sherman Lane, and two of the lots would take access from Dillard Road. All future lots will be served by individual groundwater wells and septic systems. The project is requesting the following entitlements: 1. A Rezone of two lots totaling 20 gross acres to Agricultural Residential 5 (AR-5) from Agricultural 80 (AG-80). 2. A Tentative Parcel Map to divide two lots totaling 20 gross acres into four new lots, each approximately 5 gross acres. 3. A Design Review to determine substantial compliance with the Sacramento County Countywide Design Guidelines (Design Guidelines).

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