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Applicant's Statement: <br /> a. "The Applicant previously applied for a Minor Subdivision (No. PA-0400488) to subdivide a 275 <br /> acre parcel into six (6) parcels ranging in size from 40 acres to 53.9 acres with a designated <br /> remainder. If the variance is granted, the Applicant will re-apply for a Minor Subdivision with a <br /> maximum of six (6) parcels. The property will remain as AG in the General Plan with AG-40 <br /> zoning. <br /> b. "The Property's unique location and surroundings include approximately thirty (30) PG&E high <br /> voltage power poles which serve the larger agricultural area. These thirty(30)power poles would <br /> have to be either relocated or placed underground to widen the road to the fifty(50) foot standard <br /> for a rural residential roadway. <br /> c. "The other properties in the area benefit from these thirty (30) power poles but they are not <br /> burdened by the power poles. As such, the strict application of the requirement for a fifty(50) foot <br /> ROW rural residential roadway deprives the Robinson property of privileges enjoyed by the other <br /> surrounding properties under identical zoning classification." <br /> • This finding can be made because the strict application of the Development Title Section 9-1150.15 <br /> (d) deprives the property of privileges enjoyed by other properties in the vicinity and under the <br /> identical zoning classification. Although this property and properties in the vicinity are zoned AG-40, <br /> there are thirty (30) PG&E power poles located on the property that would have to be relocated so <br /> that the roadway could be widened the fifty (50) feet required to meet the rural residential road <br /> standards. The other property owners do not have thirty (30) power poles located on their properties <br /> and would be able to meet this Development Title requirement in similar circumstances. <br /> Finding Two: No Special Privileges <br /> The granting of the Variance will not constitute a grant of special privileges inconsistent with the <br /> limitations upon other properties in the vicinity and zone in which the property is situated. <br /> Applicant's Statement: <br /> a. "Due to its unique characteristics with thirty (30) PG&E power poles on the property, which are <br /> adjacent to the roadway, the requested relief from the requirement to widen the roadway from the <br /> existing thirty (30) feet easement roadway to fifty (50) feet rural residential roadway required by <br /> the strict application of Dev. Tit.§ 9-1150.15 (d) will not constitute a grant of special privileges <br /> inconsistent with the limitations upon other properties in the vicinity and zone in which the <br /> property is situated because the other properties in the area do not have the equivalent burden of <br /> the thirty (30) power poles and would each be able to widen the roadway if required to under <br /> similar application." <br /> • This finding can be made because granting this Variance will not constitute a grant of special <br /> privileges. The zone minimum for the creation of new lots is forty (40) acres. If the Variance <br /> application is approved, the applicant can proceed with Minor Subdivision No. PA-0400488 to <br /> subdivide the property into six lots with a minimum lot size of 40 acres. There are limitations upon this <br /> property that are not also on the properties in the vicinity and zone because of the location of the <br /> thirty (30) power poles which would make it more burdensome to meet the Development Title Section <br /> 9-1150.15 (d) requirement to improved the roadway to San Joaquin County Improvement standards <br /> for public roads. <br /> San Joaquin County PA-0600208/Robinson <br /> Community Development Page 4 <br />