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Parcel Map 4344

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Parcel Map 4344 is a project managed by Madera County in Chowchilla, California, involving the subdivision of an existing 287.09-acre parcel into two separate lots. Parcel 1, consisting of approximately 40.78 acres, will be removed from the existing Williamson Act contract 1428-C-71 through a partial cancellation, while Parcel 2, consisting of approximately 246.31 acres, will remain subject to the contract. The project is located at Avenue 27 and Road 15 and is being coordinated by Senior Planner Jacob Aragon and Cheukuen Kwan. As part of the California Environmental Quality Act requirements, the county has conducted an Initial Study and issued a Notice of Intent to Adopt Negative Declaration 2026-08, indicating that no potentially significant environmental effects or known controversies have been identified. The public review period for this declaration runs from September 24, 2026, to October 23, 2026, with written comments due by October 5, 2026. Current documentation specifies that no development or construction is proposed at this stage of the parcel map process.

General Info

Madera County subdivides a 287.09-acre parcel in Chowchilla with no environmental impacts.

Agency

California → Madera County

NAICS

237210 - Land Subdivision

Place of Performance

Avenue 27 and Road 15, Chowchilla, CA, 93610

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AgencyCalifornia → Madera County

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California → Madera County

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Jacob AragonSenior Planner

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Cheukuen Kwan

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The proposed project consists of a parcel map to subdivide an existing approximately 287.09-acre parcel into two parcels: Parcel 1, consisting of approximately 40.78 acres, and Parcel 2, consisting of approximately 246.31 acres. As part of the project, Parcel 1 would be removed from the existing Williamson Act contract (Contract No. 1428-C-71) through a partial cancellation, while Parcel 2 would remain subject to the existing Williamson Act contract.

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