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PA-2600118 (MS)

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A minor subdivision application is being filed to divide a larger parcel into two distinct lots: Parcel 1 consisting of 2.2 acres designated as a homesite and the Designated Remainder of 75.5 acres. Access to the property is provided via Murphy Road, and the homesite will rely on individual on-site water and wastewater systems, specifically a well and septic system, with natural storm drainage managing runoff. Most of the land, including the Designated Remainder, is currently subject to a Williamson Act contract, which restricts use to agricultural purposes and provides tax benefits in exchange for land conservation. However, the area designated for a cellular tower lease stands outside the Williamson Act agreement, allowing for non-agricultural development on that specific portion. The application is managed by San Joaquin County, with the project located in Ripon, California, 95366, and is open for public review under the designation PA-2600118. Primary contact for inquiries is Assistant Planner Francisco Prado, with Engineer John Glick also involved in the technical review.

General Info

Minor subdivision creates 2.2-acre homesite with well/septic, 75.5-acre agricultural remainder, cellular tower exception.

Agency

California → San Joaquin County

NAICS

237210 - Land SubdivisionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Ripon, CA, 95366

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

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PA-2600118 (MS)- Notice of Exemption

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PostedJul 28

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AgencyCalifornia → San Joaquin County

Contacts2 people available

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California → San Joaquin County

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Francisco PradoAssistant Planner

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John GlickEngineer

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Full Description

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Minor Subdivision application to create a homesite parcel. Parcel 1 to contain 2.2-acres and the Designated Remainder to contain 75.5-acres. The parcel is served by on-site well and septic systems, and natural storm drainage. The parcel is accessed from Murphy Road. The majority of the parcel is under Williamson Act contract. The cellular tower lease area is not under a Williamson Act Contract.

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