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Tentative Parcel Map No. PPM 25-046, Ramos

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A 9.38-acre parcel located at 24193 Avenue 95, Terra Bella, California, within the Terra Bella Urban Development Boundary and zoned A-1 Agriculture, is being subdivided into four parcels and a remainder, with parcel sizes of 4.06 acres, 1.00 acre, 1.00 acre, 1.00 acre, and a 2.32-acre remainder, respectively. The land use designation for the new parcels is Low-Medium Density Residential, and approval of a Final Map is required following a Tentative Parcel Map, with two zoning exceptions granted: one to allow lots smaller than the minimum acreage requirement and another to permit Parcel No. 4 to access Road 242. The project is governed by the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), with a Class 3 exemption under Title 14, Section 15303, categorizing it as a small residential development with no further environmental review required. The Tulare County Resource Management Agency serves as the lead agency, with approval finalized on January 5, 2026, and publicly posted on January 16, 2026. The applicant, Jesus Ramos, initiated the process, and approval responsibilities rest with Tulare County officials including Gary Mills, Jessica Wills, and David Alexander. No federal acquisition regulations, contract clauses, pricing, delivery schedules, or procurement elements apply—this is solely a local land use and environmental compliance action with no federal financial or procurement structure, and no formal contract value, invoicing terms, or delivery requirements are defined or included.

General Info

Ninety-three-acre Terra Bella parcel subdivided into four residential lots with zoning exceptions, approved January 5, 2026, under CEQA Class 3 exemption.

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California → Tulare County

NAICS

237210 - Land SubdivisionView NAICS

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CA

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PPM 25-046 Ramos Notice of Exemption

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AgencyCalifornia → Tulare County
Contacts4 people available
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California → Tulare County
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Jessica WillsEnvironmental Planner
David AlexanderProject Planner
Jesus RamosProject applicant

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Notice of Exemption for Tentative Parcel Map No. PPM 25-046 to divide a 9.38 acre parcel into four parcels and a remainder, Parcel No. 1 = 4.06 acres, Parcel No. 2 = 1.00 acres, Parcel No. 3 = 1.00 acres, Parcel No. 4 = 1.00 acres, & Remainder = 2.32 acres, with a Final Map required, with one (1) Exception for less than minimum acreage required, in the A-1 (Agriculture) Zone, and one (1) Exception for Parcel No. 4 to have access to Road 242, within the Terra Bella Urban Development Boundary, with the Land Use Designation of Low-Medium Density Residential.

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