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CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL LA-98-56 Lucchesi Lot Line Adjustment Application No. LA-98-56 was approved by the San Joaquin County Community Development Department on October 6, 1998, which is the effective date of approval. Unless otherwise specified, all Ordinance requirements shall be complied with prior to approval of a Notice of Lot Line Adjustment. This approval will expire on April 6, 2000, which is 18 months from the effective date of approval, unless a Notice of Lot Line Adjustment has been filed with and accepted by the County Surveyor. 1. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT: (Staff Contact: Jim Van Buren,468-2374) 1 a. A"Notice of Lot Line Adjustment"shall be recorded prior to conveyance of property through deeds by the owner. Legal descriptions of the lands to be exchanged shall be submitted to the Surveyor's Division for review and forwarding to the Community Development Department. The legal descriptions shall be stamped and signed by a Registered Civil Engineer or a Licensed Land Surveyor. b. Meet the provisions of California Government Code Section 51256 (Staff Contact: Larry Matthews, Community Development Department,468-3160): (1) Notwithstanding any other provision of this chapter, a city or county, upon petition by a landowner, may enter into an agreement with the landowner to rescind a contract in order to simultaneously place other land under an agricultural conservation easement, as defined in Section 10211 of the Public Resources Code, provided that the board or council makes all of the following findings: (2) The agreement will not result in discontiguous patterns of urban development. (3) The agreement is not likely to result in the removal of adjacent land from agricultural use. In making this finding, the board or council shall consider testimony and other evidence presented by the owner or operator of agricultural operations on land adjacent to the contracted land. (4) The proposed agricultural conservation easement is consistent with the criteria set forth in Sections 10251 and 10252 of the Public Resources Code. ' (5) The land proposed to be placed under an agricultural conservation easement is of equal size or larger than the land subject to the contract to be rescinded, and is equally or more suitable for agricultural use than the land subject to the contract to be rescinded. In determining the suitability of the land for agricultural use, the city or county shall consider the soil quality and water availability of the land, adjacent land uses, and any agricultural support infrastructure. (6) The value of the proposed agricultural conservation easement, as determined pursuant to Section 10260 of the Public Resources Code, is equal to or greater than 12.5 percent of the cancellation valuation of the land subject to the contract to be rescinded, pursuant to subdivision (a) of Section 51283. The easement value and the cancellation valuation shall be determined within 30 days before the approval of Conditions of Approval - 1 _ LA-98-58 F