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oea�' SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY ,P COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT d �1810 E.HAZELTON AVE..STOCXTON,CA 952058232 9�iy oRN PHONE:209/4683121 FAX:209/4853163 March 9, 2007 MEMORANDUM TO: Development Committee r� p FROM: Mo Hatef, Associate Planner !W` SUBJECT: MAJOR SUBDIVISION APPLICATION PA-0600062 OF LUCAS, JULIO R. & AYDEE M. (C/O GREEN MOUNTAIN ENGINEERING) (APN: 143-350-19, 20-23) (ADDRESS: 3704 EAST MINER AVENUE, STOCKTON) The applicant has submitted the above referenced Major Subdivision Application to subdivide 1.10 acres into six (6) residential lots. The project site is located at the southeast corner of Miner Avenue and Anteros Avenue, on the east side of State Route 99, east of Stockton. The property has a General Plan designation of R/L (Low Density Residential) and is zoned R-L (Low Density Residential). The Community Development Department has reviewed the application and offers the following comments: Property History In 1996, the Board of Supervisors adopted Resolution 96-332 to abandon portions of Anteros Avenue and Miner Avenue located between the Myrtle Street overcross and Miner Avenue (APN # 143-350-19, -22). In applying for the abandonment, the Department of Public Works stated "Construction of Myrtle Street overcross as part of Crosstown Freeway has rendered a portion of Anteros Street useless as a public street. Caltrans owns an adjoining parcel of excess land which may be merged with the County's superseded parcel of roadway and sold as an assembled single parcel." (PUB-93-0006). The "assembled single parcel" was never created. In a memo dated January 24, 2006, the Community Development Department determined the County created one parcel and sold it to the State of California and the State of California created two parcels and sold it to the applicant via a Director's Deed dated September 2003, which created the current configuration of the subject parcels. I