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PLD25-00062, PLN25-00255 PP26186 (a) Zone Modification No. 3; (b) Tentative Parcel Map 12650

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A 78.02-acre parcel located at the southeast corner of Stradley Avenue and Peterson Road in Delano, California, is subject to a land division and zoning adjustment request under Kern County planning regulations. The proposal involves a Zone Modification to approve an 18.02-acre Designated Remainder, which falls below the 20-acre minimum lot size required in the A Exclusive Agriculture District, alongside a Vesting Tentative Parcel Map 12650 to divide the parcel into three 20-acre lots and the 18.02-acre remainder. To facilitate this division, a Development Variation is sought to eliminate mandatory public access along the parcel’s southern boundary and to remove additional dedication requirements along section and midsection lines, as permitted under local ordinances. The project has been classified as categorically exempt under CEQA, eliminating the need for formal environmental impact review. All regulatory approvals are governed by Kern County Land Division Ordinance Sections 19.12.050 and 18.55.050, and the application is administered by the Kern County Planning and Natural Resources Department. Administrative fees totaling $6,554 have been paid to cover processing costs for the parcel map and zoning modification, with no federal contract clauses, procurement evaluations, or traditional contracting mechanisms applicable. The project applicant is Socios Unidos, LLC, represented by Carlos Sanchez, with oversight handled locally by Planner II Kyle Thompson and the department director. No federal acquisition standards, packaging requirements, inspection protocols, or payment infrastructure tied to government contracting are involved; the process is purely a local land use entitlement proceeding.

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Request to subdivide 78.02 acres into three 20-acre lots and one 18.02-acre remainder with zoning variation.

Agency

California → Kern County

NAICS

237210 - Land SubdivisionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Stradley Avenue and Peterson Road, Delano, CA

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Kern County Notice of Exemption for Zone Modification and Tentative Parcel Map

PDFnotice-of-exemption

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AgencyCalifornia → Kern County
Contacts3 people available
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California → Kern County
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Carlos SanchezProject Applicant
Isabelle HerreraSenior Management

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(a) A Zone Modification to authorize an 18.02-acre (gross) Designated Remainder where 20 acres (gross) is required (Section 19.12.050) in the A (Exclusive Agriculture) District; and (b) Vesting Tentative Parcel Map 12650 proposing to divide a 78.02-acre parcel into three (3) 20-acre (gross) parcels and an 18.02-acre (gross) Designated Remainder; a Development Variation to the Land Division Ordinance to authorize deletion of public access (Section 18.55.050.C.1) along the south map boundary and to authorize deletion of additional dedications (Section 18.55.050.B.1) along section and midsection lines

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