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Rolling Greens Subdivision Final Map Modification

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The Placer County Community Development Resource Agency is processing a modification to the Rolling Greens Subdivision Final Map, specifically regarding Lot 7. The applicant seeks to expand the existing building envelope by approximately 1,696 square feet to accommodate the construction of a pool, patio, and fire pit. These improvements, which are detailed in the approved grading plans, currently fall outside the recorded building envelope. This modification ensures that the new developments are consistent with the original Rolling Greens Subdivision Conditions of Approval. Managed under solicitation number PLN26-00242, the project is located in California within the 95746 zip code. A Notice of Exemption was approved by Placer County on September 24, 2026, asserting a Categorical Exemption under CEQA Section 15305, as the request constitutes a minor building envelope expansion. The primary point of contact for this action is Technician Claudia Garcia.

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California → Placer County Community Development Resource Agency

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237210 - Land Subdivision

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CA, 95746

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AgencyCalifornia → Placer County Community Development Resource Agency

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California → Placer County Community Development Resource Agency

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Claudia GarciaTechnician

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The applicant requests approval of a Modification to the Rolling Greens Subdivision Final Map (Book EE of Maps, Page 13) to revise and expand the building envelope on Lot 7 by approximately 1,696 square feet. The proposed expansion would accommodate the construction of a pool, patio, and fire pit associated with the development of the existing single-family residential lot. The proposed improvements are identified on the approved grading plans for the property. The pool and fire pit are located outside the building envelope currently depicted on the recorded Final Map. The requested map modification would expand the building envelope into the rear portion of the lot to allow these improvements to be located within the recorded building envelope, consistent with the Rolling Greens Subdivision Conditions of Approval.

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