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Kerman approves pre‑zoning, 183‑lot subdivision and annexation for Harvest Estates project
Summary
The council approved pre‑zoning of five parcels totaling about 88.93 acres, adopted a vesting tentative subdivision map creating 183 single‑family lots and one commercial remainder parcel, and initiated annexation from Fresno County; motions passed unanimously.
The Kerman City Council approved a suite of land‑use actions for the Harvest Estates Residential Project covering approximately 88.93 acres. The council waived full reading and adopted an ordinance to pre‑zone five parcels (resulting in roughly 57 acres zoned SD-R-3.5 and about 31 acres zoned CG), adopted the vesting tentative subdivision map to subdivide three parcels into 183 single‑family lots and one commercial remainder parcel, and initiated annexation of the parcels into the Kerman city limits and detachment from the Kings River Conservation District.
Councilmember Hall moved the package of land‑use actions; Mayor Pro Tem Yep seconded. The council recorded a unanimous 5-0 vote to adopt the ordinance (Ord. 26-02) and the related resolutions (Res. 26-25 for the vesting tentative subdivision map and Res. 26-26 to initiate annexation). The parcels lie generally between West Nielsen Avenue, North Del Norte Avenue, West Whitesbridge Road (State Route 180) and North Vineland Avenue and are identified by assessor parcel numbers listed in the agenda.
