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Clearlake Planning Commission unanimously approves two donated lots, cites CEQA exemptions
Summary
On Nov. 16, 2022, the Clearlake Planning Commission unanimously adopted two resolutions finding two small vacant parcels consistent with the city’s general plan and exempt from further CEQA review; staff said both parcels were quitclaimed to the city and recommended adoption.
The Clearlake Planning Commission on Nov. 16 unanimously approved two resolutions accepting small vacant parcels conveyed to the city and finding the conveyances consistent with the Clearlake general plan.
Assistant Planner Mike Taylor told the commission the first parcel, commonly known as 3332 Sixth Street (Assessor’s Parcel No. 038292150000), is roughly 50 by 100 feet, on relatively flat ground with unimproved public roads, a water main in the street, and no public sewer; a prior septic permit was on file from 1986. Taylor said staff determined the project qualifies for a categorical/common-sense CEQA exemption and recommended adoption of Resolution PC…
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