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Schmitz Minor Boundary Line Adjustment (PLN25-00142)

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The Schmitz Minor Boundary Line Adjustment (PLN25-00142) is a localized land use modification administered by the Placer County Community Development Resource Agency in Meadow Vista, California, involving the realignment of three existing parcels identified by their Assessor’s Parcel Numbers. APN 074-130-013-000 transfers all 1.1 acres of its land to APN 074-133-017-000, which increases from 1.8 acres to 2.95 acres, while APN 074-133-021-000 experiences a minor reduction from 1.4 acres to 1.35 acres. This adjustment constitutes a ministerial land use change with no new parcels created, no construction, and no engineering work required. The project is categorically exempt from environmental review under CEQA Section 15305 and complies with Placer County Code Section 18.36.070, which authorizes minor boundary adjustments. The legal realignment will be documented through revised parcel maps and recorded land use records, with final approval and acceptance handled by the Placer County agency. The solicitation number is PLN25-00142, posted on October 27, 2025, with an action date of October 23, 2025, and the primary point of contact is Claudia Garcia, a Technician at the agency, reachable by phone. No federal procurement elements are present; the project is purely a local administrative land use action with no contract value, pricing, invoicing, delivery terms, or federal acquisition regulation clauses applicable. There are no offerors, contractors, or procurement-specific requirements such as certifications, evaluations, or performance metrics, and no formal contract type, payment office, or delivery schedules are defined beyond the administrative approval process.

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Parcel boundary adjustment in Meadow Vista transferring 1.1 acres, no construction, CEQA exempt, local administrative approval only.

Agency

California → Placer County Community Development Resource Agency

NAICS

541370 - Surveying and Mapping (except Geophysical) ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

1830 Meadow Vista Road, Meadow Vista, CA, Placer County, CA

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PLN25-00142 Schmitz Minor Boundary Line Adjustment Notice of Exemption

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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 lot line adjustment involves two existing properties (described above). Parcel 1 currently consists of two parcels APNs 075-133-017-000 and 074-130-013-000. As part of the adjustment, APN 074-130-013- 000 will transfer all of its land to 074-133-017-000. Existing and proposed lot sizes are summarized in the table below. PROPERTY APN EXISTING SIZE RESULTANT SIZE NET TRANSFER Parcel 1 074-133-017-000 1.8 AC 2.95 AC +1.15 AC Parcel 1 074-133-013-000 1.1 AC 0.0 AC -1.1 AC Parcel 2 074-133-021-000 1.4 AC 1.35 AC -.05 AC

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