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DILLON & MURPHY CONSULTING CIVIL ENGINEERS J 1820 W. Kettleman Lane, Suite E, Lodi, California 95242 P. O. Box 2180, Lodi, California 95241 (209) 334-6613 • Fax (209) 334-0723 ti July 14, 2003 r� .JUL 162003 t San Joaquin County Planning 1810 E. Hazelton Stockton, CA 95201 Attn: Jennifer Jolly Re: PA-03-16 Project No. 0258 Dear Jennifer: Based on our telephone conversation of July 11, 2003, 1 would like a written response to a possible solution to the Williamson Act issue associated with PA-03-16 (Project). First, I will give you a brief history of the project since you were not privy to all of the meetings and correspondences that got the project to this point. 1 . In June, 2002, 1 met with Planning staff to investigate the feasibility of dividing a 14.42 acre parcel into three parcels. Since the original 20 acre parcel should have been allowed as 4-five acre parcels based on Zoning and General Plan, the County agreed that this three lot split would be allowed. Dillon & Murphy submitted a Tentative Map application in October, 2002. We also prepared and submitted a Surface and Subsurface Report to the Environmental Health Department. 2. Two weeks later, the package was returned to Dillon & Murphy for not being in conformance with the Williamson Act constraints. I had several meetings with County Planning to come up with a solution. We agreed that a Joint Management Agreement would allow the project to proceed. I resubmitted the application in December, 2002 with the understanding that it would be allowed with a Joint Management Agreement (see enclosed letter dated December 2, 2002). In fact, the County gave me a copy of the last Joint Management Agreement executed in this County so that we were aware of what was involved.