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Lot Line Adjustment – Administrative Processing

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Agency

California → City of Fowler

NAICS

922140 - Correctional InstitutionsView NAICS

Place of Performance

Fowler, CA

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PostedJul 17

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Fowler

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California → City of Fowler

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Full Description

This project involves the legal and administrative merger of two adjacent parcels to facilitate future development without altering land use or density. No physical work is required.

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