Subdivision committee approves boundary line adjustment for three parcels north of Ukiah

The Mendocino County Subdivision Committee on Sept. 11 approved a boundary line adjustment (case B20250020) to reconfigure three lots owned by Karen Antoni, with a condition that the location of the septic system be shown on the project map.

Dirk Larson with Mendocino County Planning and Building Services described the request as “a request for a boundary line adjustment to reconfigure the boundaries between 3 lots.” The change will alter lot sizes: Lot 1 (Assessor’s Parcel No. 168-201-38) will increase to 8.11 acres, Lot 2 (APN 168-201-39) will increase to 2.01 acres, and Lot 3 (APN 168-201-05) will decrease to 1.76 acres. The property is located about 3.7 miles north of Ukiah on the south side of Antoni Lane, roughly one-tenth of a mile west of its intersection with East Side Calpella Road, at 225 and 235 Antoni Lane.

Planning staff said they had no concerns about the proposal and noted the project is categorically exempt under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). Melissa Hernandez with Mendocino County Environmental Health raised a single concern and asked that a condition be added requiring the septic to be shown on the project map. “The only concern was I there was not the septic on the map, so I would just wanna put a condition that the septic has to be on the map,” Hernandez said.

A motion to approve the boundary line adjustment with that condition was made by Melissa Hernandez and was seconded by a committee member; the committee approved the motion by voice vote. Committee members noted no other minor subdivision projects were on the agenda and moved promptly to adjourn.

The committee record shows the approval and the added condition; no further permits or additional details about future development were recorded in the meeting minutes.