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Analysis Background On July 6, 1978 the Planning Commission approved Parcel Map application PM-78-196 to subdivide a 132 acre parcel into seven parcels. Parcels "A" and "B" to contain 2.0 acres each. Parcel "C" to contain 41.9 acres, Parcel "D" to contain 1.0 acre, Parcel "E" to contain 9.9 acres, Parcel "F to contain 13.0 acres and Parcel "G" to contain 63.4 acres. As a condition of approval a note was placed on the map for Parcels "C","E","F" and "G' restricting the parcel from the ability to build a single-family residence. Prior to adoption of the Development Title in 1992, restrictions were commonly placed on Parcel Maps to create homesite parcels and designated remainders, that restricted a residence from being built on the remainder parcel. The purpose of this was to prevent additional residences being built in the AG zones on smaller parcels. Prior to the existing regulations contained in the Development Title being put in place, the regulations for creating homesite parcels in the AG-40 zone (General Agriculture, 40-acre minimum) were more permissive and as a result there were numerous abuses of the homesite provisions, resulting in fragmentation of agricultural land. When the current Development Title was adopted in 1992, the regulations for creating new homesite parcels were changed and made more rigorous. Now the requirements for creating a homesite parcel are more restrictive, however the remainder may be built upon. This Revisions of Approved Actions application is to remove a note only and will enable the owner to apply for a building permit to build a single-family residence. Certificate of Correction If the Revisions of Approved Actions Application for PM-78-196 is approved by the Planning Commission, the applicant will need to file a Certificate of Correction with the County Surveyor to remove the note preventing the owner from the ability to build a single-family residence. San Joaquin County PA-1200169\Brenkwitz Community Development Page 3