And mission.

Roll call, please.

Commissioner Ebach here.

And I have Commissioner Myers noted as running late.

Vice Chair Owen.

Present.

And Chair Shotwell.

And then I have Commissioner Masaro noted as absent for today.

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Staff, any changes to this evening's agenda?

Yes, we received a request to move item 6A from consent to public hearing.

I'll make a motion.

Second.

All in favor, aye.

Commissioners, any additional proposed changes to this evening's agenda?

Great.

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Okay.

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This evening we are reviewing the planning commission regular meeting minutes for December 18th, 2025.

I'll make a motion to approve.

I need to abstain because I was not here.

You're not gonna have a quorum on this.

Okay, well, we'll move on and we'll look forward to the fact that one again.

All right, we uh no longer have a consent hearing.

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We have the following items item 6A, 1765, Silverado Trail, tentative parcel map.

We'll start with Commissioner disclosure speech.

Commissioner Ebok.

Um I drove by the site.

I drove by the site.

I am familiar with the site.

I met with the applicant a few months ago when it came to us before this, and I also spoke with staff.

Just uh briefly, I don't believe your microphone's on.

What about now?

Perfect.

Thank you.

All right, so we will now hear a report from staff.

Good evening, everybody.

I'll be presenting on the proposed uh tentative parcel map at 1765 Silverado Trail.

Um the applicant requests a tentative parcel map design review permit and use permit to divide an existing approximately 0.91 acre parcel into one approximately 0.51 acre parcel and one 0.40 acre remainder parcel.

Um the applicant is Jorge Engel, who is here tonight.

Um the project is the project site is located on the west side of Silverado Trail, north of Lincoln, adjacent to the Napa River.

The site contains an existing single-family home and some accessory structures.

Um, but beyond that, the site is mostly vacant, containing a mix of native and ornamental vegetation.

Um, this is a view of the site from Silverado Trail.

Um, as you can see, a large hedge is present that would be removed with the project.

That's a condition of approval.

Um the applicant requests to divide the parcel into one parcel one fronting Silverado Trail and a second remainder parcel at the rear of the site that would continue to house the single-family home with a project.