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PA-2500173 (WC)

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The project involves a Lot Line Adjustment and subsequent cancellation of a Williamson Act contract for a 2-acre parcel located at 18860 E. Comstock Road in Linden, California, within San Joaquin County. The existing two parcels, originally under Williamson Act Contract WA-71-C1-0295, are being reconfigured through Lot Line Adjustment PA-2400534 to create one 18-acre parcel and one 2-acre parcel. Due to state regulations requiring a minimum of 10 acres per lot after adjustment, the 2-acre parcel must be removed from the Williamson Act contract, necessitating Contract Cancellation PA-2500173. A recorded Notice of Nonrenewal has been filed for the 2-acre portion to comply with statutory requirements. Both resulting parcels will remain on existing onsite infrastructure, utilizing private wells and septic systems with natural stormwater drainage, and are accessed exclusively via E. Comstock Road. The land is zoned AG-40 with a General Plan designation of A/G, and the proposed changes qualify for categorical exemptions under CEQA Sections 15304 and 15305, as they involve minor land alterations without increasing density or expanding use. The project is not a federal procurement and does not involve goods or services delivery, pricing, contracting officer representation, or federal acquisition regulation clauses. Administrative oversight is handled by the San Joaquin County Community Development Department, with Alisa Goulart as the primary contact, and final approval rests with the Board of Supervisors. No federal certifications, UEI codes, socioeconomic status declarations, or invoicing mechanisms are applicable, as this is a purely local land use adjustment governed by state agricultural preservation laws and environmental review procedures.

General Info

Lot line adjustment creates 2-acre parcel requiring Williamson Act cancellation, approved locally under CEQA exemptions.

Agency

California → San Joaquin County

NAICS

237210 - Land SubdivisionView NAICS

Place of Performance

CA, 95236

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PA-2500173 Williamson Act Contract Cancellation Notice of Exemption

PDFnotice-of-exemption

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AgencyCalifornia → San Joaquin County
Contacts2 people available
OfficeN/A
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California → San Joaquin County
Office AddressN/A
Contacts
Alisa GoulartAssociate Planner
Michael DeGrootChief Executive Officer

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Williamson Act Contract Cancellation application for 2 acres. This project consists of 2 applications. Lot Line Adjustment No. PA-2400534 to adjust the property line between 2 parcels. Parcel 1 to contain 18.0 acres and Parcel 2 to contain 2.0 acres. Both parcels are under Williamson Act contract. Because lots must meet the minimum size of 10 acres following a Lot Line Adjustment, this Williamson Act Contract Cancellation has been filed to remove the 2 acres that will constitute Parcel 2 from Williamson Act Contract No. WA-71-C1-0295. Both parcels are accessed from E. Comstock Road. Both parcels will utilize onsite wells, septic systems, and natural drainage of storm water. A Notice of Nonrenewal has been recorded for the 2 acres proposed for cancellation.

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