Tulare County advisory committee asks staff to recommend path for updating Rural Valley Lands Plan
Tulare County staff will return with a recommendation on whether to update the Rural Valley Lands Plan via light maintenance, a general-plan amendment with an EIR, an ordinance, or a hybrid approach after the advisory committee flagged water, Williamson Act and litigation risks. No vote occurred; quorum was lacking.
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Tulare County’s Agricultural Advisory Committee on Nov. 19 debated how to update the county’s Rural Valley Lands Plan (RVLP), asking staff to return with a recommendation that compares three options — light maintenance of the RVLP checklist, a full general-plan amendment requiring updates to multiple elements (and an environmental impact report), or adopting the checklist by ordinance so it can be updated administratively.
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