Real Estate/Development,
Government
Aug. 1, 2019
San Diego County officials violated state laws protecting land from non-agricultural use when it approved the development.
Appellate court orders San Diego County to vacate its approval of a map for the subdivision of the 1,400-acre Hosking’s Ranch project plan. The panel ruled that the proposed project lacked the required relationship to agriculture use, making the subdivision portion of the project illegal.
An appellate court ruled San Diego County officials violated state laws protecting land from non-agricultural use when they approved a subdivison map for a project in a county-designated agricultural preserve near Julian.
The project, known as Hoskings Ranch, was proposed by Colorado developer Genesee Properties Inc., which sought to construct 24 residential properties, ranging in size from 40 acres to 160 acres, on the 1,416-acre...
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