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Coastal permit administrator approves voluntary merger creating 1.42-acre parcel in Fort Bragg
Summary
The Mendocino County Coastal Permit Administrator approved a voluntary boundary-line adjustment merging two parcels (APNs 01716061 and 01716040) into a single 1.42‑acre parcel, with staff finding no significant environmental impacts and citing a CEQA categorical exemption for minor lot line adjustments.
The Mendocino County Coastal Permit Administrator on Dec. 11 approved case B2024-0030, a voluntary boundary-line adjustment to merge two parcels in Fort Bragg into a single 1.42-acre parcel.
Staff planner Sandy Adriano told the administrator that Lot 1 (APN 01716061) is approximately 0.42 acres and developed with a single-family residence, detached garage, shed, septic and well, while Lot 2 (APN 01716040) is roughly 1 acre and currently vacant. Adriano said no changes to access were proposed and that the consolidation would bring the smaller parcel into conformity with zoning. Staff recommended approval, finding the project categorically exempt under CEQA Guidelines §15305(a) for minor lot line adjustments.
The administrator opened the public hearing, received no public testimony or applicant representation, reviewed the staff report and findings and approved the project subject to the staff report’s findings and conditions.
The approval reflects staff’s determination that the merger will not cause ground disturbance or vegetation removal requiring further environmental review. No additional appeals or implementation steps were discussed on the record for this item.
