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PA-2400337 (MS, LA)

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The project involves a minor subdivision and lot line adjustment of two parcels in San Joaquin County, California, specifically at 5677 E. Peltier Rd., Acampo, with the goal of reconfiguring the existing 49.65-acre and 0.34-acre lots into three new parcels: a 40-acre parcel, and two 5-acre parcels. The adjustment increases the size of the smaller lot from 0.34 acres to 5 acres through a boundary shift, while the original 49.65-acre parcel is subdivided into the two remaining lots. This work is contingent upon the cancellation and nonrenewal of a Williamson Act contract, which previously restricted the land to agricultural use. All three resulting lots will have legal access via E. Peltier Road and will rely on individual on-site water wells, septic systems, and natural drainage methods. The project qualifies for categorical exemptions under the California Environmental Quality Act, specifically Sections 15304 and 15305, due to its minimal environmental impact and adherence to local zoning requirements. The approval authority lies with the San Joaquin County Board of Supervisors, with the Community Development Department overseeing implementation, led by Associate Planner Alisa Goulart. The project proponent is Ramandeep Singh via Shoup Land Surveying, and the site is identified by APN 005-180-33. There are no federal procurement elements present, such as contract pricing, FAR clauses, delivery schedules, or payment details, as the documents reflect a local land use planning action rather than a federally funded or administered contract. No evaluation criteria, special requirements, or representations from offerors are included, and the posting date of December 15, 2025, indicates a forecasted planning action with no formal submission deadline or bidding process outlined.

General Info

Subdivide two parcels into three, cancel Williamson Act, add legal access and on-site utilities, approved by San Joaquin County.

Agency

California → San Joaquin County

NAICS

237210 - Land SubdivisionView NAICS

Place of Performance

CA, 95220

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PA-2400337 Notice of Exemption for Minor Subdivision and Lot Line Adjustment

PDFnotice-of-exemption

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AgencyCalifornia → San Joaquin County
Contacts2 people available
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California → San Joaquin County
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Contacts
Alisa GoulartAssociate Planner
Steven DominguezSurveyor

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Minor Subdivision and Lot Line Adjustment application involving 2 lots; one 49.65 acres and one 0.34 acres. The lot line adjustment will increase the size of the 0.34 acre parcel resulting in Parcel 2, containing 5 acres. The subdivision will subdivide the remaining parcel into Parcel 1, containing 40 acres, and Parcel 3, containing 5 acres. The lot that is currently 49.65 acres is under Williamson Act Contract. This is the underlying project for Williamson Act Contract Cancellation No. PA-2400082 and Williamson Act Notice of Nonrenewal No. PA-2400081. All 3 resulting lots will have access from E. Peltier Road and will utilize on site wells, septic systems, and natural drainage.

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