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CA Codes (gov:51230-51239) Page 4 of 5 <br /> would not be in compliant&-....with this section. These conditonai uses <br /> shall conform to the principles of compatibility set forth in <br /> subdivision (a) or, for nonprime lands only, satisfy the requirements <br /> of subdivision (c) . <br /> (c) In applying the criteria pursuant to subdivision (a) , the <br /> board or council may approve a use on nonprime land which, because of <br /> onsite or offsite impacts, would not be in compliance with <br /> paragraphs (1) and (2) of subdivision (a) , provided the use is <br /> approved pursuant to a conditional use permit that shall set forth <br /> findings, basedonsubstantial evidence in the record, demonstrating <br /> the following: <br /> ii) Conditions have been required for, or incorporated into, the <br /> use that mitigate or avoid those onsite and offsite impacts so as to <br /> make the use consistent with the principles set forth in paragraphs <br /> (1) and (2) of subdivision (a) to the greatest extent possible while <br /> maintaining the purpose of the use. <br /> (2) The productive capability o' the subject land has been <br /> considered as well as the extent to which the use may displace or - <br /> impair agricultural operations. <br /> (3) The use is consistent with the purposes of this chapter to <br /> preserve agricultural and open-space land or supports the - <br /> continuation of agricultural uses, as defined in Section 51205, or <br /> the use or conservation of natural resources, on the subject parcel <br /> or on other parcels in the agricultural preserve. The use of mineral <br /> resources shall comply with Section 51238.2 . <br /> (4) The use does not include a residential subdivision. <br /> For the purposes of this section, a board or council may define <br /> nonprime land as land not defined as "prime agricultural land" <br /> pursuant to subdivision (c) of Section 51201 or as land not <br /> classified as "agricultural land" pursuant to subdivision (a) of <br /> Section 21060 .1 of the Public Resources Code. <br /> Nothing in this section shall be construed to overrule, rescind, <br /> or modify the requirements contained in Sections 51230 and 51238 <br /> related to noncontracted lands within agricultural preserves. <br /> 51238 . 2 . Mineral extraction that is unable to meet the principles <br /> 0 Section 51238.1 may nevertheless be approved as compatible use if <br /> the board or council is able to document that (a) the underlying <br /> contractual commitment to preserve prime land as defined in <br /> subdivision (c) of Section 51201, or (b) the underlying contractual <br /> commitment to preserve nonprime land for open-space use as defined in <br /> subdivision (c) of Section 51201, will not be significantly <br /> impaired. <br /> Conditions imposed on mineral extraction as a compatible use of <br /> contracted land shall include compliance with the reclamation <br /> standards adopted by the Mining and Geology Board pursuant to Section <br /> 2773 of the Public Resources Code, including the applicable <br /> performance standards for prime agricultural land and other <br /> agricultural land, and no exception to these standards may be <br /> permitted. <br /> =or purposes of this section, "contracted land" means all land <br /> and=_r a single contract for which an applicant seeks a compatible use <br /> permit. <br /> 51238 . 3 . (a) The requirements of Sections 51238. 1 and 51238.2 shall <br /> not apply to compatible uses for which an application was submitted <br /> to the city or county prior to June 7, 1994, provided that the use <br /> constituted a "compatible use" as that term was defined by this <br /> chapter either at the time the application was submitted, or at the <br /> tire the Williamson Act contract was signed with respect to the <br /> subject contract lands, whichever is later. <br /> ib) Neither shall the requirements of Sections 51238.1 and 51238.2 <br /> apply to land uses of contracted lands in place prior to June 7, <br /> 1994, that constituted a "compatible use" as the term "compatible use" <br /> was defined by this chapter either at the time the use was <br /> initiated, or at the time the Williamson Act contract was signed with <br /> respect to the subject contract lands, whichever is later. <br /> (c) Neither shall the requirements of Sections 51238 .1 and 51238.2 <br /> apply to uses that are expressly specified within the contract <br /> http:/.'tiuw.leginfo.ca.gov/cgi-bin/displaycode?section=gov&group=51001-52000&file=51230-51239 9/29/98 <br />