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Zone Variance Map No. PZV 26-009 & Tentative Parcel Map PPM 26-008

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Tulare County is seeking approval for a zone variance and tentative parcel map to reconfigure a 4.75-acre non-conforming parcel within the AE-20 Exclusive Agricultural Minimum 20-acre zone, which normally requires larger parcel sizes. The proposed division would create two new parcels measuring 1.82 acres and 2.93 acres respectively, allowing the current property owner and their family to legally subdivide the land despite the zoning minimum. This initiative involves a waiver of the standard final map requirements, recognizing the unique circumstances of the property's existing non-conforming status and intended use by the property owner’s family. The application is being managed by the County's planning department, with primary contacts including the Chief Planner, Environmental Planner, and Project Planner at Tulare County, who are responsible for reviewing the request for compliance with local land use regulations and environmental standards. The project applicant, East View Dairy, is the property owner and has been listed as a point of contact for the application. The materials are accessible through the state’s CEQA Net portal, and while no formal solicitation or set-aside classification applies, the process follows standard land use and zoning procedures for variance requests in California.

General Info

Tulare County approves 4.75-acre parcel split into two smaller lots despite 20-acre minimum zoning.

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California → Tulare County

NAICS

237210 - Land SubdivisionView NAICS

Place of Performance

CA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

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Notice of Exemption for Zone Variance PZV 26-009 & Tentative Parcel Map PPM 26-008

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AgencyCalifornia → Tulare County
Contacts4 people available
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California → Tulare County
Office AddressN/A
Contacts
Jessica WillsEnvironmental Planner
Nebeyu MenkirProject Planner
East View DairyProject applicant

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The Zone Variance PZV 26-009 is to allow a division of non-conforming parcel in AE-20 (Exclusive Agricultural Minimum 20-acre) Zone and a Waiver of final map requested Tentative Parcel Map No. PPM 26-008 is to create two (2) new parcels from the original 4.75- acres, Parcel 1= 1.82-acre and Parcel 2= 2.93-acre. The beneficiary is the property owner and his family.

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