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PM02516/IS25-0010 Edward S. & Linda L. Menvielle

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Project PM#02516/IS#25-0010 involves the subdivision of a 214.31-acre agricultural property located at 1446 Carr Road in Calexico, California, into three legal parcels for family estate planning. The resulting subdivision will consist of Parcel 1 at approximately 82.65 acres, Parcel 2 at 60.69 acres, and Parcel 3 at 70.97 acres. The property will remain in active agricultural production with direct legal and physical access provided via Carr Road. The Imperial County Planning Commission approved the project on July 23, 2025, following an Initial Study and Negative Declaration under the California Environmental Quality Act which concluded that the project would not result in significant environmental effects. The project is administered by the Imperial County Planning and Development Services Department and requires the submission of a Parcel Map prepared by a California Licensed Land Surveyor or Civil Engineer to the Department of Public Works for review and recordation. Technical requirements for the survey include adherence to the North America Datum of 1983 and connections to at least two Continuously Operating Reference Stations of the California Real Time Network. Additionally, the applicant must provide a tax certificate from the Tax Collector's Office, a subdivision guarantee no older than three months, and file a corner record with the county surveyor. Compliance with standards from the Imperial Irrigation District and the Imperial County Fire/OES Department is mandatory to ensure all impacts remain less than significant.

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Subdividing 214.31 agricultural acres into three parcels at 1446 Carr Road, Calexico.

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Calexico, CA

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AgencyCalifornia → Imperial County
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The applicant Is proposing a Parcel Map #02516 to subd1vIde an existing 214.31 AC+/ property, identified by Assessor's Parcel Number (APN) 059-210-013-000, into three legal parcels for family estate planning purposes The proposed subdivision will result in "Parcel 1" comprising approximately 82.65 acres, "Parcel 2" approximately 60.69 acres, and "Parcel 3" approximately 70.97 acres. This subdivision will not involve any changes to the existing land use, the property will remain in active agricultural production. Legal and physical access to Parcel 1, 2 and 3 will be provided directly via Carr Road.

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