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NOMELLINI , GRILLI & MCDANIEL <br /> PROFESSIONAL LAW CORPORATIONS <br /> DANTE JOHN NOMELLINI 235 EAST WEBER AVENUE DANTE JOHN NOMELLINI <br /> DAVID L. GRILLI POST OFFICE BOX 1461 PROFESSIONAL LAW CORPORATION <br /> DANIEL A. McDANIEL <br /> DANTE JOHN NOMELLINI, JR. STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA 95201-1461 DAVID L. GRILLI <br /> PROFESSIONAL LAW CORPORATION <br /> TELEPHONE (209) 465-5883 <br /> DANIEL A. McOANIEL <br /> FAX: (209) 465-3956 PROFESSIONAL LAW CORPORATION <br /> June 14, 2004 <br /> �n <br /> Via Facsimile (209) 468-3163 omnlur�,�y 2004 <br /> and First Class Mail <br /> Raymond Hoo <br /> San Joaquin County <br /> Community Development Department <br /> Development Services Division <br /> 1810 East Hazelton Avenue <br /> Stockton, CA 95205 <br /> Re: Your Application Number: PA-0400255 (MS) <br /> Property Owner: Longstreth Family Limited, et al <br /> Dear Mr. Hoo: <br /> Please be advised that this office represents the Sola Ranch, the owner of assessor's <br /> Parcel Number 183-120-01. This is with reference to the minor subdivision application in the <br /> above matter. The application is to subdivide a 371 acre parcel to the south and southeast of my <br /> client's property, into six (6)parcels approximately 61.8 acres in size, each. Please accept this as <br /> the objection of my client to the proposed subdivision. <br /> As I am sure you are aware, the applicant's property is presently zoned for general <br /> agric»1_h�re, with z 4.0-acre minimum. The predominant land use in the area is agricultural. and <br /> that is the use of the Solan Ranch. <br /> The proposed subdivision will divide the property into parcels more suitable for and <br /> conducive to development for residential purposes. This leads to an unavoidable conflict with <br /> agricultural operations. Furthermore, this leads to the further decrease in farmland, in an area <br /> that should be dedicated to agricultural uses. The need to protect agricultural lands is more <br /> critical now than it has ever been in the past, and this will certainly continue in the future. <br /> Ordinary farming operations are conducted at various times of the day and night. Aerial <br /> applications of fertilizers and pesticides are accepted and common but are a frequent source of <br /> complaints from residential users. Similarly, the dust and noise of normal farming operations <br /> can he nrohlematic fnr the rac�r�anti o� <br />