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Zone Variance Map No. PZV 26-046 & Tentative Parcel Map PPM 26-033

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California → Tulare County

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Place of Performance

CA, 93292

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AgencyCalifornia → Tulare County

Contacts4 people available

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Organization / AgencyCalifornia → Tulare County

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Gary MillsChief Planner

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+1 (555) 000-0000

Jessica WillsEnvironmental Planning

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Donnie Lee WaltonApplicant

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Nebeyu MenkirProject Planner

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Full Description

Zone Variance PZV 26-046 & Tentative Parcel Map No. PPM 26-033 is to divide 4.2-acre parcel into three (3) new parcels (Parcel 1= ±1.7-acre, Parcel 2= ±1.32, and Parcel 3= ±1.49-acre). The beneficiary is the property owner and his family.

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