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Roseville Planning Commission approves parcel split at 106 Ben Ezra Avenue
Summary
On Aug. 14, 2025, the Roseville Planning Commission voted 5-0 to approve a tentative parcel map to split a half-acre lot at 106 Ben Ezra Avenue into two single‑family residential lots, subject to 39 conditions; staff said state law could allow two units on a single‑family lot under Senate Bill 9.
ROSEVILLE — The Roseville Planning Commission on Aug. 14 approved a tentative parcel map to divide a roughly half‑acre property at 106 Ben Ezra Avenue into two separate single‑family residential lots.
The commission voted 5‑0 to adopt three required findings and approve the map, subject to 39 conditions of approval and a 10‑day appeal period. Commissioner Jensen made the motion and Vice Chair Brashears seconded it.
The proposal would retain the existing 2,000‑square‑foot house on the front parcel (Parcel A) and create Parcel B, roughly 0.3 acres, intended for future single‑family development. Kenny Shalgo, associate planner, told the commission the site is zoned R‑1 and designated low‑density residential by the general plan. Shalgo said the proposed parcel sizes — approximately 0.2 acres for Parcel A and 0.3 acres for Parcel B — conform to R‑1 development standards and provide space for required…
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