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STATE OF CALIFORNIA, RESOURCES AGEN4e: : NOLD SCHWARZENEGGER,GOVERNOR _ t --�� DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATI &WIEVED DIVISION OF LAND RESOURCE .:PROTECTION iJEC �...� 2006 - 801KSTREET . MS 18-01 . SACRA MAENFO66F6441"495$14 cqMmun lpY,P9VqI9Prnen1 peps. �■Y11i�iYili. PHONE 915!324-085Q . FAX 916/327 3430 . IDD 916/.1241:555 . .WEBSITE consenialion co:gov December 14, 2006 Mr. John Funderburg San Joaquin County Community Development Department 1810 East Hazelton Avenue q. Stockton, CA 95205 Subject: Partial Cancellation of Land Conservation (Williamson Act) Contract No. 73-C1-12, Landowner: Michael MacAuley, Trustee Dear Mr. Funderburg: Thank you for submitting notice to the Department of Conservation (Department) as required by Government Code section 51284.1 for the above referenced matter, The petition proposes to cancel an approximate 4.5-acres of the approximate 55 prime agricultural acres subject to Contract No. 73-C1-12. The cancellation is necessary to facilitate a lot line adjustment between the adjacent noncontracted Stockton Sportsmen's Club parcel and the landowner's contracted parcel. The lot line adjustment will move the property line to the west of the Sportsman's Clubs buildings and maintain the proper setbacks. The site is 120 feet wide and 1,510.64 feet long is located north and adjacent to McMullin Road, east of Hayes Road in Manteca. Cancellation Findings Government Code Section 51282 states that tentative approval for cancellation may be granted only if the local government makes one of the following findings: 1) cancellation is consistent with purposes of the Williamson Act or 2) cancellation is in the public interest. The Department has reviewed the petition and information provided and offers the following comments. Cancellation is Consistent with the Purposes of the Williamson Act For the cancellation to be consistent with purposes of the Williamson Act, the San Joaquin County Board of Supervisors (Board) must make all of the following five findings: 1) a notice of nonrenewal has been served, 2) removal of adjacent land from agricultural use is unlikely, 3) the alternative use is consistent with the City's General Plan, 4) discontiguous patterns of urban development will not result, and 5) that there The Department of Conservation's mission is to protect Californians and their environment by: Protecting lives andpropertyfrom earthquakes and landslides;Ensuring safe mining and oil and gas drilling; Conserving California's farmland,-and Saving energy and resources through recycling.