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Planning Commission approves minor subdivision on Mission Vineyard Road with road dedication and deferred improvements
Summary
The San Benito County Planning Commission approved minor subdivision PLN 240030 to split a 60.18-acre parcel near San Juan Bautista into two parcels, keeping a road dedication and deferring/waiving certain improvement conditions; the vote was 5-0.
The San Benito County Planning Commission on a 5-0 vote approved a resolution to authorize minor subdivision PLN 240030, which splits an existing 60.18-acre parcel on Mission Vineyard Road approximately 1 mile southeast of downtown San Juan Bautista into two parcels of 17.89 acres and 142.29 acres (including road dedications).
The project “proposes no construction” and retains existing uses on the parcels, Associate Planner Jonathan Levis told the commission. Levis said the proposal qualifies for California Environmental Quality Act exemptions, noting both the general exemption under CEQA Guideline 15061 and categorical exemptions (15301 and 15304) because no new construction or ground-disturbing activity is planned.
The division keeps one parcel with the existing residence, shared well and septic system and leaves the larger parcel as undeveloped agricultural land, Levis said. He also told…
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