Summary
A Upper Ranch Road homeowner appealed the approval of a lot line adjustment that shifts about 1.36 acres of HOA buffer land to three residential lots, nearly eliminating the buffer along her property line. Neighbors say the buffer was promised in a 2013 mediated agreement; the city says that MOU is private and can't be considered.
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Last discussed Jun 22, 2026.
Impact analysis
Neighbors worry the loss of the buffer could lower their property values; the HOA plans to use sale proceeds for wildfire-safe landscaping and drainage improvements.
The owners of Lots 2, 3, and 4 gain larger backyards, and the HOA gains funds for fire-safe landscaping of its remaining open space.
The appellant and neighboring Upper Ranch Road residents lose most of the landscaped buffer along their property line.
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