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Domestic Well for the Sertich Cabin (CEQ 26-021)

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The County of Tulare is overseeing the installation of a replacement domestic water well and related utility improvements for the Sertich Cabin located at 57739 B Eshem Valley Road in the mountain community of Hartland. The project site is situated within an A-1 Agricultural Zone and falls outside an Urban Development Boundary. Because the proposed well location cannot meet the minimum setback requirements from existing leach lines, the project requires an administrative variance and the installation of a 100-foot annular seal to mitigate contamination risks and ensure water quality protection. The project is categorized as exempt under CEQA Guidelines Class 2 and Class 3 for the replacement and construction of small structures. All work must be performed in accordance with Tulare County Ordinance Code and applicable Environmental Health requirements, with final approval subject to County review. Key administrative oversight is provided by Gary Mills, Chief Environmental Planner, and Danielle Folk, Planner III, with environmental assessment conducted by Reed Schenke. The project is identified under solicitation number CEQ 26-021 and falls under NAICS code 237110.

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Tulare County approves a domestic well installation variance for Jacob Sertich in Hartland.

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California → Tulare County

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CA

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AgencyCalifornia → Tulare County
Contacts5 people available
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California → Tulare County
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Gary MillsChief Environmental Planner
Michael WashamAssociate Director
Danielle FolkPlanner III
Jessica WillisPlanner IV

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The proposed Project site is located in the mountain community of Hartland, is not within an Urban Development Boundary, and the property is zoned A-1 (Agricultural Zone). The property owner is requesting an administrative variance for construction of a new (replacement) well to supply the property with water for the domestic uses consistent with the existing zoning. The location of the new well is unable to comply with the minimum setback requirements from the leach lines. The contractor will install a 100-foot annular seal. to eliminate the risk of contamination on the new well site. The beneficiary of the Project is the property owner.

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