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Tentative Parcel Map 12666

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Tentative Parcel Map 12666, identified by permit number PLD26-00002, authorizes the division of a 20,744.38 square foot net parcel located on the east side of Gilbert Street in the Lamont area of Kern County, California. The project divides the original land into two smaller parcels measuring 9,958.20 square feet and 10,786.18 square feet, both of which comply with the Metropolitan Bakersfield General Plan R-1 Low Density Residential zoning requirement of a minimum 6,000 square foot net lot size. Approved on August 11, 2026, the project is exempt under Section 15183 of the State CEQA Guidelines. Total fees paid for the permit amount to 5,438.00 dollars, covering costs for the tentative parcel map, map checking, electronic permit maintenance, and land development. The project is subject to several strict conditions of approval and regulatory obligations. Key deliverables include a final map in substantial conformance with the tentative map, a title guarantee, a Tax Collectors Certificate, and an Assessors Tax Estimate. Environmental and safety requirements mandate dust mitigation through soil spraying, restriction of grading to low-wind periods, and a 15 mph construction speed limit. Fire safety standards require automatic sprinklers for new residential construction and fire access roads meeting California Fire Code Section 503.2. Additionally, the applicant must coordinate with Underground Service Alert before excavation and adhere to specific noise restrictions to protect nearby residential dwellings. Discovery of archaeological resources or human remains requires an immediate halt to work and notification of the appropriate authorities.

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Division of 20,744.38 square foot parcel into two lots in Lamont, California.

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California → Kern County

Place of Performance

Gilber St & Panama Road, Lamont, CA

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AgencyCalifornia → Kern County
Contacts4 people available
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California → Kern County
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Alejandro GuapoApplicant
Jessica ZepedaAgent/Enginner
Cristina Gomez MoralesApplicant

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Division of a 20,744.38 square foot (net) parcel into a 9,958.20 square foot (net) parcel and a 10,786.18 square foot (net) parcel; beneficiaries are owners.

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