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PP26013, PLD25-00045 Vesting Tentative Parcel Map 12645

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PLD25-00045State & Local

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Vesting Tentative Parcel Map 12645, identified by permit number PLD25-00045, involves the division of a 1.10-acre gross parcel located on the south side of Glenn Street in the Bakersfield area of Kern County. The project proposes splitting the land into two specific lots: one measuring 22,656 square feet and another measuring 25,313 square feet. To achieve this, the project requires a Limited Design Variation to the Land Division Ordinance under Section 18.55.050.F.3 to allow for lot depths that exceed three times the width. The project is managed by the Kern County Planning and Natural Resources Department and is designated as categorically exempt under Section 15183 of the State CEQA Guidelines, indicating no significant environmental impact. Key personnel involved include Project Applicant Luis Fernandez, Daniel Padilla of Senior Management, and Planner II Sean Barger. Administrative details include a filing date of July 21, 2026, and a specific fee of 50.00 dollars for the County Clerk CEQA posting.

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Subdivide 1.10-acre parcel into two lots; seek depth exemption; CEQA exempt; Kern County land use.

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Glenn Street and Calloway Frontage Road, Bakersfield, CA

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AgencyCalifornia → Kern County
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Organization / AgencyCalifornia → Kern County
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Luis FernandezProject Applicant
Daniel PadillaSenior Management

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Vesting Tentative Parcel Map 12645 proposing the division of a 1.10-acre (gross) parcel into a 22,656-square-foot (gross and net) lot and a 25,313-square-foot (gross and net) lot; with a Limited Design Variation to the Land Division Ordinance to authorize lot depths greater than three (3) times the width (Section 18.55.050.F.3)

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