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Land Use and Planning in Calaveras County
Zoning, permits, general plans, development projects, public and federal lands, and parks. On this topic: 0 bills in Congress, 0 in California, 3 county agenda items, 6 executive actions, 0 excerpts in officials' own words.
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Bills in Congress
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Bills in the California Legislature
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1. Project 2025-043 General Plan Amendment SB 1425 Open Space Update Calaveras County is proposing to amend elements of the General Plan in accordance with Senate Bill 1425 which requires cities and counties to update their open space and conservation elements to address equitable access to open space, climate resilience, and rewilding opportunities. The amendment will affect the entirety of Calaveras County. The amendment is determined to be a later activity within the scope of the General Plan EIR, SCH# 2017012043 (certified in November 2019) pursuant to Section 15168 of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Guidelines. It was found that the EIR adequately describes this activity for purposes of CEQA. (Katherine Stefani, Senior Planner)
AI-tagged: County proposes to amend its General Plan's open space and conservation elements to address equitable access to open space, climate resilience, and rewilding opportunities.
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1. 2022-059 Vesting Tentative Parcel Map for The Mathis Family Trust The applicant is requesting approval of a Vesting Tentative Parcel Map (VTPM) to divide three Assessor parcels into eleven lots, all 40+ acres in size. Pursuant to Chapter 16.01.160.A.4 of the Calaveras County Code, this project was processed as a tentative parcel map. The stated purpose of the proposed land division is for estate planning purposes. Pursuant to the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Guidelines Section 15270, CEQA does not apply to projects which a public agency rejects or disapproves. An environmental analysis pursuant to CEQA has not been completed as staff recommends that the Planning Commission deny the application. The project site (APNs 021-002-081, 021-001-006, and 021-001-012) is approximately 460 acres of unimproved land owned by The Mathis Family Trust. The site is accessed from a driveway off Whiskey Slide Road, approximately one- and-a-half miles northwest of the intersection of Whiskey Slide Road and Mountain Ranch Road. The site is located in a portion of Section 32, Section 29, and Section 33, T05N, R13E, MDM&B. (Katherine Stefani, Senior Planner)
AI-tagged: Planning Commission would consider approval of a vesting tentative parcel map to divide three parcels into eleven 40+ acre lots for estate planning purposes.
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32. Ordinance - 2026-0505, Planning. (1) Consider the Planning Department’s written report (staff memo) describing measures taken to alleviate conditions that led to the adoption of Urgency Ordinance No. 9357; (2) Conduct a Public Hearing; (3) Adopt the proposed Urgency Ordinance extending a temporary moratorium on the acceptance, processing, and approval of any applications, permits, entitlements, or other approvals for data center development within Calaveras County for an additional 10 months and 15 days, pursuant to Govt. Code § 65858, effective immediately upon adoption; (4) Authorize summary publication; and (5) Find exempt from CEQA. Requires a 4/5 vote.
AI-tagged: Extends a temporary moratorium on data center development applications and permits.
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Executive actions
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Removing Unnecessary and Counterproductive Restrictions on Access to Federal Lands
AI-tagged: Executive order on access to federal lands.
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Governor Newsom cuts red tape to help communities clean up and rebuild faster following the TCU Lightning Complex fires
AI-tagged: Cuts regulatory requirements to speed cleanup and rebuilding after fires.
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Making Federal Architecture Beautiful Again
AI-tagged: Directs federal architecture and design standards for government buildings.
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Improving Our Nation Through Better Design
AI-tagged: Directs improved design standards for federal and government buildings and projects.
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Governor Newsom strengthens local control in Los Angeles burn scar areas
AI-tagged: Strengthens local control over land use and development in Los Angeles fire recovery areas.
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Six months after the LA fires, nation’s fastest residential cleanup nears completion as Governor Newsom signs streamlining executive order, joins local leaders to unveil blueprint for rebuilding
AI-tagged: Streamlines debris removal and rebuilding processes in Los Angeles fire recovery areas.
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