<div>The issue with Del Oro Water Company's trouble in providing water that's needed came up again at Wednesday's Tulare County Planning Commission meeting as a proposed development has had to be delayed as a result.The commission approved a five-year extension for the tentative subdivision map for the Sierra Ridge Estates until August 27, 2031."The applicant requests the maximum extension due to Del Oro Water Company's inability to provide adequate water service to the subdivision, which prevents the County from approving the Final Subdivisio Map for Sierra Ridge Estates," the county staff report stated.Del Oro's difficulties have been well-chronicled as River Island area and other residents have maintained for years the company hasn't delivered the water it's required to.It's planned for the Sierra Ridge Estates to have 54 lots. The proposed subdivision site is located on the south side of Avenue 176, Frazier Valley Road, about one-half mile west of Road 320, west of Springville.County staff stated the subdivision map can't be approved without "all public utilities confirming that satisfactory arrangements have been made to provide service and necessary easements to each lot."Because Del Oro cannot provide the required certification at this time, the County’s final-map requirements cannot be met, resulting in a delay or prevention of the Final Map approval." The request seeks additional time to allow the applicant to resolve "these utility service issue," county staff added.County staff stated the State Division of Drinking Water has placed restrictions on Del Oro's ability to provide water for the development."The applicant requests a determination that the State Division of Drinking Water restrictions placed on Del Oro Water Company’s ability to provide water service to Sierra Ridge Estates constitute a development moratorium," county staff stated.The subdivision would be 67.2 acres consisting of 54 single-family residential lots within the Planned Development–Foothill Combining–Special Mobile-home Zone.County staff also said five previous extensions of time for the tentative subdivision have been granted.</div>

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The issue with Del Oro Water Company's trouble in providing water that's needed came up again at Wednesday's Tulare County Planning Commission meeting as a proposed development has had to be delayed as a result. The commission approved a five-year extension for the tentative subdivision map for the Sierra Ridge...

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Development extension needed due to Del Oro water issue

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