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Item No. 6 PC: 9-17-92 MS-92-147 Page 4 5. If the parcel is under a Williamson Act Contract, the parcel shall contain a minimum of 10 acres. • The Tentative Map shows a 10-acre parcel. 6. If the parcel is under a Williamson Act Contract, a Joint Management Agreement shall be executed between the family members who are parties to the proposed transfer, linking the proposed homesite parcel and the remainder parcel together for the duration of the contract. • Condition 1.a. requires the Joint Management Agreement to be recorded prior to recording the Parcel Map. This application meets all of the requirements of the ordinance listed above, except for No. 3, for the 1995 General Plan. There are three requirements for homesite parcels, according to the 2010 General Plan and Development Code: 1. The number of parcels resulting from the division shall not exceed the maximum number of parcels permissible under the General Plan density. • The project would not meet this requirement because the subdivision would permit two dwelling units for each 20 acres, and the General Plan density for A/G is one dwelling unit for each 20 acres. 2. The homesite must contain a minimum of two acres. • The proposal is for a 10-acre homesite. 3. If the parcel is under Williamson Act Contract, the parcel shall contain a minimum of 10 acres. • The property is under contract, and the tentative map shows a 10-acre parcel. This application would not meet the 2010 General Plan ordinance requirement because of the size of the original parcel. ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS: The Environmental Initial Study prepared for this Minor Subdivision concluded that the prujec:would not have a significant, adverse effect on the environment. On this basis, a Negative Declaration and a Cal fomia Department of Fish and Game Certificate of Fee Exemption have been prepared.