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Committee forwards 14-lot single-family subdivision north of Rosemary Lane to Planning Commission
Summary
The Development and Environmental Review Committee approved forwarding a tentative tract map and development permit to the Planning Commission for a 14-lot subdivision on a 4.64-acre site north of Rosemary Lane; staff said the project qualifies for a categorical exemption under section 15332 for infill development.
The Development and Environmental Review Committee on Jan. 22 voted to forward a tentative tract map (Tract 20613) and associated development permit to the Planning Commission for a proposed 14-lot single-family residential subdivision.
Staff described the project as subdividing a single 4.64-acre parcel into 14 detached lots ranging from about 11,000 to 14,000 square feet and constructing single-family homes of approximately 2,300 to 2,500 square feet with attached two-car garages. The site is located north of Rosemary Lane, south of Olive Street and west of Belmont Avenue in the residential low zone. Planning staff said they were evaluating the proposal as categorically exempt under section 15332 for infill development, and recommended forwarding the item to a Planning Commission hearing scheduled for Feb. 11.
The applicant confirmed readiness for the Feb. 11 hearing. The committee approved the staff recommendation following a motion and second; no dissenting votes were recorded in the committee transcript.
Details recorded in the staff presentation included the lot-size range (approximately 11,000–14,000 square feet), proposed dwelling sizes (about 2,300–2,500 square feet), and that each unit would include an attached two-car garage. No public comments were recorded during the committee review on the item. The committee encouraged follow-up coordination by email and confirmed the Planning Commission hearing date.
