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Council approves tentative parcel map to split 205 Hanbug Road for accessory-structure conversion
Summary
The council approved Resolution 2026-05 to split a 1.27-acre parcel at 205 Hanbug Road into two lots to convert an accessory shop into a single-family residence; staff found the split conforms to low-density residential standards and applied categorical CEQA exemptions.
The Yreka City Council on Jan. 20 approved a tentative parcel map allowing the subdivision of a 1.27-acre property at 205 Hanbug Road (APN 053-662-730) into two parcels so that the owner may convert an existing accessory shop into a separate single-family home.
City staff said the existing parcel is surrounded by low-density residential lots and that the proposed split would not change the general-plan or zoning designations. "The proposed tentative parcel map would not change any of the land-use designation or zoning code designation," staff said, and recommended approval with standard conditions and building-code verification during the building-permit process.
Council members asked whether the accessory shop’s exterior metal finish would be allowed; staff replied the structure must meet California building-code standards and that final exterior materials would be reviewed with the building-permit application.
There was no public comment on the item. Council Member Middleton moved, Council Member McCoy seconded Resolution 2026-05 approving the tentative parcel map and the categorical CEQA exemptions; roll call approved the resolution.
The approval includes conditions of recordation and standard compliance checks at the building-permit stage; staff noted the parcel had previously been two parcels before a boundary-line removal and is being re-established for residential conversion.
