HomeMy WebLinkAbout2020-01-08 Outline of Gesick ProcessGesick – Meline/Rabo Process for Completion of Partial Non-Renewal and Lot Line Adjustment for
Building Permit B19-0279
1. Gesicks obtain original notarized signatures of current property owners of APN 017-200-062 for
2005 Board of Supervisors approved Notice of Partial Non-Renewal.
2. Gesicks file application for Lot Line Adjustment (LLA).
• Recommend Gesicks also obtain all necessary signatures for the recordation of the final
LLA when approved.
3. County will prepare a document explaining the retroactive recordation of the Notice of Partial
Non-Renewal to be recorded concurrently with the Certificate of Williamson Act Agreement
Expiration.
4. Documents will need to be concurrently recorded in the following sequence:
• Notice of Partial Non-Renewal;
• Certificate of Williamson Act Agreement Expiration;
• The document explaining the retroactive recordation of the Notice of Partial Non-
Renewal; and the
• Lot Line Adjustment.
o Pre-payment of taxes due, but not yet payable.
5. The Assessor’s office will need to recover foregone taxes of the portion of the Meline-Rabo
property that has been partially non-renewed. They have provided the following information:
The parent parcel was being taxed at ±$1.50/ac. If the cancellation and transfer to Gesick
had gone through in 2005, the annual taxes on the area in question would have been
approximately $30/ac.
Subject Tax (as-is) $1.50/ac x .183ac = $.27/yr
(revised) $30/ac x .183ac = $5.49/year
Difference $5.22
2004/2005 through 2019/2020 foregone taxes: 15 years @ $5.22/yr =$78.30
Foregone taxes PTN 017-200-062 (.183ac) since 2005 is approximately $78.30. The foregone
taxes would likely be collected prior to issuance of the building permit.
The residence is currently assessed as “storage.” The Assessor’s Office has requested the date
when the residence was converted to ‘living area.’
6. Building Permit Process