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Planning commission approves tentative parcel map to enable future Chick‑fil‑A site near Maverik
Summary
The Oroville Planning Commission unanimously approved Tentative Parcel Map TPM‑2501 to split a roughly 4.81‑acre site at Oro Dam Boulevard and Feather River Boulevard, formalizing a future Chick‑fil‑A parcel adjacent to the existing Maverik gas station; staff said the map is CEQA‑exempt as a minor land division.
The Oroville Planning Commission on July 24 unanimously approved Tentative Parcel Map TPM‑2501, a proposed subdivision of a roughly 4.81‑acre property at Oro Dam Boulevard and Feather River Boulevard that would formalize separate parcels for a future Chick‑fil‑A and the existing Maverik gas station.
Planning staff told the commission the site would be split into a proposed Parcel 1 of about 87,411 square feet intended for the future Chick‑fil‑A and Parcel 2 of about 122,336 square feet containing the existing Maverik. Staff said the property is zoned Intensive Commercial (C‑2), the general plan land use designation is Retail and Business Services, no construction is proposed with the map, access would be provided by shared driveways on Oro Dam Boulevard and Feather River Boulevard, and future improvements would be addressed at the building‑permit stage. Planning staff recommended approval with conditions and said the project is exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act under the minor land division exemption.
An applicant representative appeared remotely and gave a brief overview of the project. After limited questions, a commissioner moved to adopt the item as agendized; another commissioner seconded and the motion passed unanimously. The approval formalizes the lot split but does not authorize construction; future development will require building permits and any applicable discretionary approvals at later stages.
Action and next steps include preparation of the final parcel map and standard conditions of approval; staff and the applicant will address engineering and building permit requirements at those later stages.
