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PP26171, PLN25-00220, PLD21-00106 (a) Zone Modification No. 5; (b) Tentative Parcel Map 12445

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This project, managed by the Kern County Planning and Natural Resources Department, involves Zone Modification No. 5 and Tentative Parcel Map 12445 located in the Greater Tehachapi area of California. The scope of work includes the division of an approximate 19.76-acre gross parcel into four separate parcels ranging in size from 4.73 to 5.16 acres. A key component of the project is a zone modification to authorize a 4.73-acre parcel where a 5-acre minimum is typically required under Sections 19.16.050 and 19.54.050. The project also requests specific development variations to the Land Division Ordinance, including the authorization of Type C improvements for a private easement instead of the required Type A improvements, and the approval of a 60-foot-wide private access easement in place of a public one. The project has been granted a Notice of Exemption under the State CEQA Guidelines Common Sense Exemption 15061(b)(3), indicating no significant environmental impact. Total associated fees for parcel map checking, zoning modifications, and permit maintenance amount to 6,206.00 dollars.

General Info

Tehachapi land development seeking zone variance, parcel split, private easement approval, exempt from CEQA, pending approval.

Agency

California → Kern County

NAICS

237210 - Land SubdivisionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Cummings Valley Road and Bear Valley Road, Tehachapi, CA

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Kern County Zone Modification No. 5 and Tentative Parcel Map 12445 Notice of Exemption

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AgencyCalifornia → Kern County
Contacts3 people available
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California → Kern County
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Thomas Kirk GilbertProject Applicant
Sandy RodriguezPlanner II

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(a) A Zone Modification to authorize a 4.73-acre (gross) parcel where five (5) acres (gross) is required (Section 19.16.050 and Section 19.54.050) in an A [E (5) in suspense] (Exclusive Agriculture [Estate – 5 acres, in suspense]); and (b) Tentative Parcel Map 12445 proposing to divide an approximate 19.76-acre (gross) parcel into four (4) parcels ranging in size from 4.73 acres (gross) to 5.16 acres (gross); with Development Variations to the Land Division Ordinance to authorize Type “C” improvements for the proposed private easement where Type “A” are required (Section 18.55.030.A.1.h) and to authorize a 60-foot-wide private access easement where a 60-foot-wide public access easement is required (Section 18.55.030.A.5.f)

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