Tentative Subdivision Tract No. TSM 25-002, Moshier

A minor revision to Tentative Subdivision Map No. 791 has been proposed under Tentative Subdivision Tract No. TSM 25-002 for a 9.58-acre parcel located at Avenue 400 and Road 32 in Kingsburg, California, within the R-A-12.5 Rural Residential zoning district under the Kings River Plan. The project, submitted by James and Carolyn Moshier, seeks approval for a land use change consistent with the original environmental review and conditions established in 2007, without introducing new development, construction, or measurable environmental impact. The Tulare County Resource Management Agency has determined the revision qualifies for a categorical exemption under CEQA Section 15303, as well as the Common Sense Rule under Section 15061(b)(3), concluding that the proposed changes are minor and will not result in significant environmental effects. Public notice was issued on November 7, 2025, with approval authority vested in the County through its Environmental Planning and Resource Management staff, including Chief Planner Gary Mills, Environmental Planner Jessica Wills, and Project Planner David Alexander. The process is administrative in nature, relying on existing environmental documentation and does not involve procurement, contract pricing, payment terms, or federal acquisition regulations. No contract clauses, special requirements, delivery schedules, packaging standards, invoicing procedures, or federal representations are applicable, as this is a local land use determination governed solely by state environmental law and county planning authority. All oversight and approval functions are performed internally by Tulare County, with no external contractor or commercial vendor involved.