Tentative Parcel Map No. PPM 25-026, Rose

Tulare County has issued a Notice of Exemption for Tentative Parcel Map No. PPM 25-026 to subdivide a 36.92-acre parcel located on the west side of State Route 198, adjacent to the Three Rivers Golf Course in Three Rivers, California, into four distinct parcels measuring 10.63, 10.39, 5.08, and 4.18 acres respectively, with a remaining 6.64-acre parcel, all situated within the F-1-O Primary Flood Plain and Recreation Zone under the Kaweah River Floodway land use designation. The project requires the preparation and approval of a Final Map following the tentative approval and is subject to strict land use constraints, including a prohibition on any residential construction within the Conservation Easement and mandatory preservation of the Spiny-seeded Button-celery habitat. Administrative exemption from environmental review under CEQA Guidelines Class 3, Section 15303, has been granted for this project due to its nature as a subdivision involving minimal surface disturbance and no new permanent structures. The lead agency responsible for oversight, approval, and compliance is the Tulare County Resource Management Agency, with primary contact points including Chief Planner Gary Mills and Environmental Planner Jessica Wills. The project applicant is David & Donna Rose, and while no formal procurement structure, pricing, or contract type applies—because this is not a federal acquisition—the process is governed by local zoning ordinances, the Tulare County General Plan, and state environmental protection mandates. No federal funding, contracting mechanisms, or FAR provisions are involved; the documentation reflects a land use permitting and environmental exemption process under state law, with all administration and final map approval conducted by Tulare County, and no payments, invoices, or delivery schedules are applicable.