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Administrator approves Holquist Lane boundary adjustment with short-term rental restriction
Summary
Mendocino County staff recommended and the Coastal Permit Administrator approved B2025‑0021 to transfer about 2 acres between two Holquist Lane parcels; approval includes a deed restriction prohibiting short-term rental use on the parcel that will contain two dwellings, plus an added condition applying standard subdivision conditions.
The Mendocino County Coastal Permit Administrator approved case B2025‑0021 on Dec. 11, a boundary line adjustment transferring roughly 2 acres between two parcels on Holquist Lane in Fort Bragg (addresses 32340 and 32350 Holquist Lane).
Planning staffer Russ Ford said the transfer would place two existing single-family residences on the same legal parcel, requiring one dwelling to be designated an accessory dwelling unit. Consistent with the coastal code, staff recommended a condition (condition 9) that the applicants execute a deed restriction prohibiting short-term rental use of the dwelling on Lot 1 because that parcel would contain both units. Staff reported no comments from agency referrals and recommended approval with conditions.
The administrator opened the public hearing, received no public comment, and added a further condition (condition 10) to apply the Subdivision Committee’s standard boundary-line-adjustment conditions. The administrator then approved the project subject to the staff report’s findings and the added condition.
The approval includes the deed restriction prohibiting short-term rentals on the affected lot and standard subdivision conditions required by county practice; no public appeals were filed on the record during the meeting.
