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Tentative Parcel Map No. PPM 25-025

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Tulare County has received a land use application for Tentative Parcel Map No. PPM 25-025 proposing the division of a 42.03-acre parcel located at 42390-A North Kaweah River Road in Three Rivers, California, into four distinct residential lots measuring 2.33 acres, 2.19 acres, 36.18 acres, and 1.33 acres. The subject property is zoned R-A-43, requiring a minimum of 43,000 square feet per lot, and currently contains a primary residence, a manufactured home, a garage, two barns, and additional outbuildings. The applicant, Jennifer Nicholson, seeks approval to subdivide the land and will be required to submit a final map to record the parcels legally. The project has been determined eligible for an exemption under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), specifically Class 3 (minor land alterations) and the Common Sense Exemption, based on an assessment concluding no significant environmental impact is expected. All review and approval responsibilities rest with Tulare County’s Resource Management Agency, with primary oversight coordinated through the Office of Land Use and Climate Innovation. Contacts for the application include Environmental Planner Jessica Wills, Chief Planner Gary Mills, and Project Planner Roxana Bran, all reachable through the county’s administrative offices in Visalia. No federal procurement contract elements are present, nor are there any specifications for pricing, payment terms, delivery schedules, or contractual clauses typically found in government solicitations; this is strictly a local land use and subdivision review process governed by state and county regulations.

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Tulare County reviews subdivision of 42-acre parcel into four residential lots under R-A-43 zoning, exempt from CEQA.

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California → Tulare County

NAICS

237210 - Land SubdivisionView NAICS

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CA

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Notice of Exemption for Tentative Parcel Map No. PPM 25-025

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AgencyCalifornia → Tulare County
Contacts4 people available
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California → Tulare County
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Jessica WillsEnvironmental Planner
Roxana BranProject Planner
Jennifer NicholsonProject applicant

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The applicant has submitted Tentative Parcel Map No. PPM 25-025 to allow the division of a 42.03-acre parcel with the expectation of creating four residential parcels. (Proposed Parcel 1= 2.33-acres, Proposed Parcel 2= 2.19-acres, Proposed Parcel 3= 36.18-acres, and Proposed Parcel 4= 1.33-acres) with a final map required. The subject site is in the R-A-43 (Rural Residential 43,000 square feet minimum) Zone. The property contains one residence, one manufactured home, one garage, two barns, sheds, and outbuildings. The beneficiary of the proposed project is the applicant.

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