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Commission approves 5‑lot subdivision at Jonathan Street and Seneca Road
Summary
The Planning Commission approved Tentative Tract Map 20773 to subdivide a 1.2‑acre lot into five single‑family lots. Applicant Jonathan Navarro joined by phone and said he intends to sell some lots and retain others; staff recommended a categorical CEQA exemption.
The Adelanto Planning Commission voted to approve Tentative Tract Map 20773, permitting a 1.2‑acre parcel on the southeast corner of Seneca Road and Jonathan Street to be split into five single‑family lots.
Planner Christian Espinosa told the commission the project is exempt under CEQA Class 32 categorical exemption and recommended adoption of Resolution 25‑08 approving the map subject to conditions. The applicant, Jonathan Navarro, connected by phone and said he is the owner and plans to sell some lots while keeping others for himself: “I’m planning to sell a couple, and I keep some for myself as well,” he said during the public hearing.
The commission opened public comment (one local caller asked about purchase process and staff contact points), closed the hearing, and moved to adopt the notice of exemption and approve TTM 20773. The motion carried by voice vote.
Why it matters: The approval enables subdivision of an infill parcel and sets the conditions under which future permits and construction may proceed. No residential construction was proposed at the hearing; the tract approval allows subsequent engineering and building permits to proceed.
Details: The project is subject to local conditions of approval and is located in an R‑1 single‑family residential zone. Applicant guidance and staff contact information were offered to interested buyers during public comment.
Next steps: The applicant will pursue final engineering and building permits when ready.
