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Zoning administrator approves Placer Vineyards clubhouse for Heritage subdivision
Summary
The Zoning Administrator approved a 13,000-square-foot clubhouse and associated site improvements at Placer Vineyards Property 1A (Heritage subdivision); no public correspondence was received and the appeal period was waived.
Placer County Zoning Administrator Crystal Jacobson on March 20 approved a Minor Use Permit and Design Review for a clubhouse in the Heritage subdivision of the Placer Vineyards specific plan in unincorporated Roseville.
The applicant, Sean McDermott of Lennar Homes of California LLC, sought permission to construct an approximately 13,000-square-foot clubhouse, paved parking, an outdoor pool and spa, a community culinary garden, and outdoor gathering areas including a vent lawn and platform on a 5.2-acre lot in Placer Vineyards Property 1A.
County planning staff reported that the property is zoned by the Placer Vineyards specific plan and that the proposed design is consistent with the Placer County General Plan, the Dry Creek West Placer Community Plan, the Placer Vineyards specific plan, and the certified Placer Vineyards specific plan final EIR. Environmental Health and Engineering and Surveying staff supported approval subject to the conditions listed in the staff report. Planning recommended the project be found consistent with prior environmental review under the certified specific-plan EIR.
McDermott told the Zoning Administrator he had no additional comments beyond thanking staff. Because the county received no written correspondence and no members of the public testified in opposition, Jacobson waived the usual appeal period and approved the Minor Use Permit and Design Review based on the findings and conditions in the staff report.
