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Zone Variance & Tentative Parcel Map Nos. PZV 25-048 & PPM 25-045; respectively

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A 19.63-acre parcel located southwest of Lindsay, California, in the AE-40 Exclusive Agricultural Zone under the Rural Valley Lands Plan with a Valley Agriculture land use designation, is being subdivided into two parcels of 9.61 acres and 9.24 acres to allow each of the two existing residents to own a separate lot containing their primary residence. The property includes two existing residences and two metal storage buildings, which will be divided between the new parcels. The project is being processed as a Zone Variance and Tentative Parcel Map under Tulare County’s jurisdiction, and has been evaluated under CEQA Class 1 Exemption for Existing Facilities, indicating no significant environmental impact is anticipated. The applicant, Clint Russell, is acting on behalf of the current property occupants, and the approval process is being handled by the Tulare County Resource Management Agency. Key contacts for the project include Gary Mills, Chief Planner; Jessica Wills, Environmental Planner; and Emily Gage, Project Planner, all of whom are based in Visalia, California. The project was posted as a forecast on January 16, 2026, with an indicated signing date of January 5, 2026, and is not a federal procurement contract; therefore, no FAR clauses, contract pricing, delivery schedules, invoicing procedures, or federal procurement-specific requirements are applicable. The place of performance is clearly defined as 18700 Avenue 212, Lindsay, CA 93247, and no contract value, payment terms, or federal accounting codes are associated with this local land use action.

General Info

Subdivide 19.63-acre agricultural parcel into two lots for existing residents under Tulare County jurisdiction.

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California → Tulare County

NAICS

237210 - Land SubdivisionView NAICS

Place of Performance

CA

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Notice of Exemption for Zone Variance & Tentative Parcel Map PZV 25-048 & PPM 25-045

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AgencyCalifornia → Tulare County
Contacts4 people available
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California → Tulare County
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Jessica WillsEnvironmental Planner
Emily GageProject Planner
Clint RussellProject applicant

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The applicant is requesting this division of a 19.63-acre parcel into two (2) parcels (Proposed Parcel No. 1 = 9.61-acres and Proposed Parcel No. 2 = 9.24-acres), in the AE-40 (Exclusive Agricultural – 40 Acre Minimum) Zone within the Rural Valley Lands Plan with a Land Use Designation of Valley Agriculture. The subject site contains two (2) existing residences and two (2) existing metal storage buildings to be separated onto individual parcels. The beneficiaries of the project are the current residents on the property, as the resulting land division would allow the residents to own the individual parcel containing their primary residence.

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