Special Use Permit No. PSP 25-039

Apolinar and Guadalupe Marroquin are seeking approval to retain an existing third residence on their 1.24-acre property located at 41257 Road 112, Dinuba, California, within the AE-20 Exclusive Agricultural zoning district that normally requires a minimum of twenty acres per residence. The request is for administrative authorization under a Special Use Permit numbered PSP 25-039, with no new construction or physical changes proposed; the goal is to continue the lawful occupancy of the residence as it currently exists. The County of Tulare is the lead agency reviewing the application, which qualifies for a categorical exemption under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Class 1, Section 15301, as it involves only the maintenance of an existing facility without expansion or alteration. There is no federal contract involved; the process is purely a local land use and environmental compliance matter administered by Tulare County’s Resource Management Agency. The application has been posted on July 24, 2025, and is being reviewed by county planners including Jose Saenz, Gary Mills, and Jessica Wills, who serve as the primary points of contact for planning and environmental review. The applicants are named directly in the documentation, and no subcontractors, contractors, or business entities are involved. There are no financial terms, cost estimates, or payment requirements associated with the permit because it is not a procurement or federally funded contract. No delivery schedule, FOB terms, inspection protocols, or acceptance criteria are defined since no goods or services are being procured. The process hinges solely on land use compliance and environmental exemption determination, with approval dependent on meeting local zoning conditions and the applicability of the CEQA exemption. The project site’s Assessor’s Parcel Number is 021-210-092, and all review activities are handled through Tulare County’s administrative offices in Visalia, with communications conducted via email or in person through the Office of Land Use and Climate Innovation.