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Ap4st SAN JOAobIN COUNTY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT .. 1810 E.HAZELTORRVE.,-STOCKTON,CA 95205-6232 PHONE:2091468-3it1 FAX:2091468-0163 I i July 28, 2010 MEMORANDUM r TO: Development Committee r FROM: Rick Griffin Senior Planner SUBJECT: REVISIONS OF APPROVED ACTIONS APPLICATION NO. PA-1000140 .REGARDING PARCEL MAP APPLICATION NO. PM-81-0090 OF NORBERT kOLLER (APN: 245-250-19; ADDRESS: 22205 E. RIVER DRIVE, ESCALON) This project is a Revisions of Approved Actions application to remove Condition of Approval No. 2 of previously approved Minor Subdivision PM-81-0090; which states, "Parcel B should be designated a nota;buildable site.' PM-90-0090 was to subdivide an existing 20-acre parcel into two parcels. Par�pl A contains one acre and Parcel B contains nineteen acres. Parcel B is under F Williamson Act contract. N, The project is Iodated on the north side of River Road, 640 feet west of Sexton Road, southwest of Escalon. The General Plan designation is General Agriculture (AG) and the zoning is General Agriculture, 40-acre minimum (AG-40). i The Community development Department has reviewed the application and offers the following comments: q; The original applicants applied for a subdivision application to divide a twenty-acre parcel into a ane-acre parcel and a nineteen-acre parcel. There was a residence on the proposed 1-acre parcel, but the o*ners did not live there. The application was denied by the Development Committee on January 21, 1981, because the project did not meet the requirements of Section 4104 of the Uniform Zoning Ordinance of San Joaquin County, which required the owner, or a family member Wf o made a substantial living from working on the farm, to live on the premises. On January 21, 4;981, the applicant appealed the decision to the Planning Commission. The Planning Commission heard the item on February 19, 1981, The Planning Commission voted to approve the subdivision with the condition that Parcel B (the 19-acre parcel) is not to be a residential building site. The current provisions of the Development Title for creating a homesite parcel are contained in Section 9-610.3(a,). Section 9-610.3(a) states: (a) Homesite Parcels. Homesite parcels may be approved in the AG zone, provided all of the following provisions are satisfied: (,1,) Not more than one (1) homesite parcel may be created from an existing parcel; however, under no circumstances shall the number of parcels resulting from the division exceed the maximum number of parcels permissible under the General Plan density. In determining how many homesite parcels have been created from an existing parcel, all homesite parcels created from an existing 1 -