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-4- <br /> Sub-finding 5 <br /> There is no proximate non-contracted land which is both available and suitable for the <br /> use to which it is proposed the contracted land be put, or development of the contracted <br /> land would provide more contiguous patterns of urban development than development of <br /> proximate non-contracted land. <br /> This Sub-finding can be made because there is no non-contracted land in the <br /> vicinity that contains a suitable existing residence that is for sale. There must be an <br /> existing residence for a bed and breakfast inn to be approved. The existing residence <br /> is a 9,998 square foot estate with at least five bedrooms that overlooks the <br /> Mokelumne River. It is also adjacent to a winery that has been approved for up to <br /> twenty-four(24) marketing events per year. <br /> CANCELLATION VALUE AND CANCELLATION FEES <br /> The County Assessor is responsible for computing a cancellation fee for the subject <br /> property based on 12 1/2 percent of the current market value. Prior to giving tentative <br /> approval to the cancellation of any contract, the Board must certify to the County Auditor <br /> the amount of the cancellation. The fee calculation by the County Assessor is provided <br /> below: <br /> As is Current Market Value $1,575,250.00 <br /> 12.5% Cancellation Rate X. .125 <br /> Cancellation Fee $ 196,906.00 <br /> The fee calculation is valid until January 19, 2011. <br /> CONDITIONS AND CONTINEGENCIES <br /> Before the Board can execute a (final) Certificate of Cancellation, the landowner must <br /> satisfy the following conditions and contingencies: <br /> 1. Payment in full amount of the cancellation fee. Unless the fee is paid within the <br /> time period specified by the County Assessor, said fee shall be computed as of the <br /> date of the notice from the landowner that all other conditions and contingencies <br /> have been satisfied. <br /> A legal ad for the public hearing was published in the Stockton Record March 19, 2010. <br /> Public hearing notices were mailed on March 17, 2010. <br />