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Parcel Map Application No. PLN2026-0027 - Hudelson Land Company, L.P

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PLN2026-0027State & Local

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The applicant seeks to subdivide an approximately 110.8-acre parcel in the General Agriculture A-2-40 zoning district into two equal parcels of 55.4 acres each. The existing property includes a 3,016-square-foot single-family residence, a detached garage, a shed, a ground-mounted solar array, and about 104 acres of almond orchard. If approved, Proposed Parcel 1 would retain the almond orchard and the on-site agricultural well that currently irrigates the entire orchard, while Proposed Parcel 2 would retain the residence, garage, shed, solar array, and the continuation of the almond orchard. The existing private well and septic system serving the residence would remain exclusively on Proposed Parcel 2. An irrigation easement would be required to ensure continued water access to both parcels through infrastructure originating on Parcel 1. Development rights for each parcel differ: Parcel 1 may accommodate a second dwelling unit, either as a single-family home or an accessory dwelling unit, along with one junior accessory dwelling unit, while Parcel 2 may include up to two dwelling units and one JADU, with the second unit allowed to be either a single-family dwelling or an ADU. Both proposed parcels are planned to have direct frontage and vehicular access to County-maintained John Fox Road.

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Subdivide 110.8-acre ag parcel into two 55.4-acre lots with dwellings, solar, orchard, well, and access to John Fox Road.

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Sperry and Swanson Roads, CA, 95326

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AgencyCalifornia → Stanislaus County
Contacts3 people available
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Shante RuizAssistant Planner
Ben and Wendy HudelsonApplicant

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Aspen SurveyModesto, CA

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Request to subdivide a 110.8± acre parcel into two 55.4± acre parcels in the General Agriculture (A-2-40) zoning district. The site is currently improved with a 3,016± square-foot single-family dwelling, a detached garage, a shed, ground mount solar array and approximately 104± acres of almond orchard. If approved, proposed Parcel 1 will continue to be planted in almonds. Proposed Parcel 2 will be improved with the existing 3,016± square-foot residence, detached garage, shed, ground mount solar array and continue to be planted in almonds. The existing residence is served by a private well and septic system which will remain contained within proposed Parcel 2 if approved. The existing almond orchard is irrigated by a sprinkler and drip system with irrigated water from an on-site agricultural well which is located on proposed Parcel 1. If approved, an irrigation easement will be required to be granted for any infrastructure serving both parcels. If approved, proposed Parcel 1 may be further developed with a second dwelling unit and one junior accessory dwelling unit (JADU); the second dwelling unit may be either a single-family dwelling or an accessory dwelling unit (ADU). Proposed Parcel 2 may be developed with up to two dwelling units and one JADU; the second dwelling unit may be either a single-family dwelling unit or an ADU. The applicant proposes direct frontage and access to County-maintained John Fox Road for each parcel.

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