Special Use Permit No. PSP 25-075 – Ceballos

Special Use Permit No. PSP 25-075 authorizes the construction of a second residence on a 4.62-acre parcel located at 25172 Road 223, Lindsay, California, within the AE-20 Exclusive Agriculture zone under the Rural Valley Lands Plan, which requires a minimum of 20 acres per lot. The permit is granted under the condition that the additional dwelling is occupied by a relative, farmworker, or employee, aligning with agricultural land use policies. The project qualifies for a categorical exemption under CEQA Guidelines Section 15303, Class 3, which allows for minor private construction without triggering full environmental review. The applicant, Antonio Ceballos, is seeking approval to build the residence as part of an existing agricultural property, not as a commercial development. The permitting process is administered by Tulare County’s Resource Management Agency, with oversight provided by Chief Planner Gary Mills and Project Planner Brenda Alcantar. No federal contract clauses, pricing, delivery schedules, payment terms, or procurement mechanisms apply, as this is a land use and zoning permit matter governed entirely by local regulations. No solicitation, competitive bidding, or federal acquisition regulation components are involved—the process is an administrative approval under state and county land use laws. The project site serves as the exclusive location for both physical construction and regulatory inspection, with final acceptance vested in the County of Tulare through its environmental and planning departments. Submitting documentation and correspondence are directed to the County’s administrative offices in Visalia, and no formal contract value, invoice instructions, or government contracting roles such as COR or PCO are applicable.