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2011-143
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11/15/2011
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City of San Marcos <br />Zone No. 4 Project Plan and Financing Plan <br />5 <br />• • <br />As proposed, Zone No. 4 is located approximately one- <br />half mile northwest of the Interstate 35 and Centerpoint <br />Drive interchange. Centerpoint Drive currently terminates <br />approximately in the middle of Paso Robles boundary at <br />Hunter Road. Hunter Road separates the two parcels that <br />create the overall Paso Robles Planned Development <br />District. Approximately 60 acres is located southeast of <br />Hunter Road with the remainder, approximately 1,278 <br />acres, northwest of Hunter Road. All of the land is located <br />in the City and County and is predominantly vacant or <br />agricultural. Active cattle ranching has been, and currently <br />remains, the historic use of the property with three (3) non- <br />historic dwellings currently remaining on -site. <br />Historical and archaeological surveys completed for the <br />site reveal nothing of historic or archaeological significance. <br />Total land contained in Zone No. 4 is approximately 1,338 <br />acres. <br />
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