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Staff and agency representatives reviewed standard conditions that would apply if the Planning Commission approves the subdivision. Planner Dirk Larson outlined multiple standard conditions, including requirements related to lighting, grading, drainage, and a notation that the property is in a naturally occurring asbestos area; staff said the parcel map must include verification from the local air quality management district for asbestos-related conditions. Environmental Health representative Marlena Doodley said a California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) fee of $3,018.75 will apply and must be paid within five days of the appeal period, and detailed septic-system conditions were discussed.

Much of the committee’s discussion centered on access for Lot 1. Applicant representatives, including Kevin Doble of Lake O'Associates, said the map was revised to create a flag lot and that an existing 60-foot-wide access easement would be split down the middle so each parcel would have about 30 feet of width to Lorenzi Road. Doble said the existing all-weather road currently serves back parcels and that, with the lot line down the middle of the easement, Lot 1 would not be landlocked. Department of Transportation (DOT) representative Jason Wise said DOT’s standard conditions on internal subdivision roads, drainage and other improvements could be waived if each parcel touches a public road, but he flagged a county code provision (section 17-52(l)) that requires access strips to be no less than 20 feet in width and no greater than 300 feet in depth; the proposed easement run appeared to be about 440 feet, which could require special consideration or an exception.

Jason Wise also outlined DOT conditions that would apply if internal subdivision roads or easements are required, including showing all easements and watercourses on the parcel map, standards for internal roads and drainage, a 60-foot easement for internal roads if those are proposed, and the need for design and inspection approvals by DOT prior to map filing. He also asked that a private-road approach at the entrance be improved to meet county standards given site constraints at a curve.

Applicant representatives said they would work with staff on final conditions and amendments. After discussion, the committee voted to forward recommended conditions for Minor Sub 2024-003 to the Mendocino County Planning Commission. Marlena Doodley moved the recommendation; the motion passed unanimously.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Subdivision Committee 3/13/2025","oneSentenceSummary","The committee recommended conditions for a minor subdivision that would split a 33.72-acre parcel into two lots and a remainder, but discussion focused on access: a proposed flag lot, a 60-foot access easement split into 30-foot strips, and whether county road standards or a planning exception would be required.","taxTitle","Mendocino County, California","taxId",18012,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6636777,"Committee approves boundary reconfiguration for Northern Aggregates property near Willits",74,165260,239540,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2605041-ff0d0723ce216fab9fa93abf9c4527bc&start=165&end=239","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2605041-ff0d0723ce216fab9fa93abf9c4527bc/thumbnail_165260.jpg","/articles/6636777/Mendocino-County/California/Committee-approves-boundary-reconfiguration-for-Northern-Aggregates-property-near-Willits","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6636777-647926f8fd347a3d3cabaab6f7adb91b/orig.mp4?Expires=1771193796&Signature=mo7vaZnLDYvpAVROXnc5uyXjnCTdKC0ofu7cugU3LBj1E3mBMSnocfx1DOP6hupwKGmr3RcQDPXbcJLpvQo94ls0mKty5ns72VFnH1lkHHcjhVdudx08oV60QWTQx4jtUElxfMOCGg2zthys84EntdAxyAuR4HlPIBFkpGPrPLmBGjIVqHq8rQCSYJA3ww1YUFJeq4uyuJAuIxbhP~dn1nPyvkXGTXSjzR7fF7-nLx7bKr87nYSQ3MLVzk8IbYgnrIUuRFIzTncpBEZz0PRtxXdkP81xYSDarmm2tTr45vEqeGefRr5XetNfgWJ~P1c2hbBkQnQjQ8EmMB7t53nmkg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Mendocino County Subdivision Committee on March 13 approved Boundary Line Adjustment B2025-006, a request by Northern Aggregates, represented in the agenda by agent Ron Franz, to reconfigure boundaries between two lots near Willits.

Planner Russ Ford said the adjustment would reduce Lot 1 to about 480 acres and increase Lot 2 to about 81 acres; Lot 1 contains the Harris quarry but would not be affected by the boundary change. The project was described by staff as categorically exempt under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). The property is located about four miles south of Willits on the west side of U.S. 101 at its intersection with Blackbarr Drive, listed at 16100 North Highway 1 in Willits.

No representative appeared at the hearing for the application. Environmental Health and DOT registered no comments. The committee voted to approve the adjustment with standard conditions; Marlena Doodley moved the motion and committee members voted unanimously in favor.","The Subdivision Committee approved Boundary Line Adjustment B2025-006 to reconfigure two lots owned by Northern Aggregates, reducing Lot 1 to 480 acres and increasing Lot 2 to 81 acres; staff said the item is categorically exempt under CEQA.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6636783,"Subdivision committee approves boundary line adjustment for Carver family property near Laytonville",79,84340,164080,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2605041-ff0d0723ce216fab9fa93abf9c4527bc&start=84&end=164","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2605041-ff0d0723ce216fab9fa93abf9c4527bc/thumbnail_84340.jpg","/articles/6636783/Mendocino-County/California/Subdivision-committee-approves-boundary-line-adjustment-for-Carver-family-property-near-Laytonville","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6636783-c2b9815969f50229a593dfec140b7a50/orig.mp4?Expires=1771193796&Signature=RNBpG8J1c73cIy1sqLDxZkuCivEm~QjllLWlihYXV1cw31ZBq26Ze0N5HN3mmLBrUhdk5eN~MIX81V55rYD809n1CLpyDkPxOihN79Hp1tZnJAmBnwPleqOKSTo6Ujm7l6by1Ge9qSrZLTQAeb0wP26Scv11sv0A25a-aInCk5u3vmcRAbFT~eG6iSQ0vEXjFQo7KkgyM50Iybmwzwv6-gm-thp~alJ9hafZuSIPJvhIBfmaFQHg2I-8PbIaMIYy6Y3nzuP0LOpSEi9-deJJfpL0IHZzF9aFSwf-Vsu2N-zdj41kATH22fQTSKnkF41uzcExzDPzv88LE9Lx0OyYGQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Mendocino County Subdivision Committee on March 13 voted to approve Boundary Line Adjustment B2025-003, a proposal by George Carver Family Land Incorporated to transfer 62 acres from Lot 1 to Lot 2, creating a 9-acre parcel that will contain an existing single-family residence, well and pond and a 67-acre parcel with no improvements.

The adjustment, presented by agent Jim Ronco, was described as straightforward. \"It's just a running of the mill BLA — pretty straightforward,\" Ronco said during the hearing. Staff planner Russ Ford described the project as categorically exempt under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). The property is located about seven miles northeast of Laytonville on the south side of Woodman Creek Road at its terminus at the Eel River, listed at 10100 Woodman Creek Road.

Environmental Health and the Department of Transportation (DOT) registered no comments at the committee meeting. The committee approved the adjustment with standard conditions. Marlena Doodley moved approval and Jason Wise seconded; all three committee members voted in favor.

The committee’s approval at the subdivision level is a formal recommendation/action to record the boundary line adjustment under standard conditions identified by Planning and Building Services. Any required map notes or conditions tied to CEQA compliance or other agency sign-offs will be addressed as specified in the staff conditions.","The Mendocino County Subdivision Committee approved a boundary line adjustment to transfer 62 acres between two parcels owned by the George Carver Family Land, creating a 9-acre parcel with an existing residence and a 67-acre parcel with no improvements.","actionData","errors"]

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