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Oct-11-2007 12:34 From-DIVISION OF LANA RESOURCE PROTECTION i9163273d30 T-637 P.004/004 F-747 <br /> Ms. Mo Hatef � <br /> October 11, 2007 <br /> Page 3 of 3 <br /> built. Such conditions may protect both the property owner and the c.qunty from <br />' potential Williamson Act violations. <br /> The County should also be aware that under§51250 (AB 1492 Laird. hapter 694), <br /> construction of buildings npt-related to agricultural use on newly created parcels of <br /> contracted land mg:y be subject to the breach of contract penalties: 2.56 of the value of <br /> the improvements,�and 25% of the value of the affected land. Any residence or other <br /> buildings built on the parcel would become a breach of contract. Wh I it is the County's <br /> responsibility to enforce the sanctions contained_ in §51250, the Depailment is also <br /> empowered to take- actions against breaches of contract. , <br /> Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the proposed lot line acij' stment. Again, it <br /> is the opinion of tho Department that the statutory findings cannot be r lade, and this <br /> proposal should nc,t go forward. Also, the County should be aware th t construction of <br /> a church and appurtenant facilities may constitute a material breach of the contract. As <br /> noted above, the Board of Supervisors is required to make findings on any lot line <br /> adjustment of Williamson Act lands. Please provide the Department `ith the date of <br /> any hearings for this particular action, and any staff reports pertaining o it. If you have <br /> any questions conceming our comments, please contact Sharon Gre al, Environmental <br /> Services Intern, at (916) 327-6643. ,I <br /> ,I <br /> Sincerely, ;I <br /> li <br /> Dennis J. O'Bryant <br /> Program Manager <br /> .I <br /> i <br />