Wilson Vineyard Tentative Parcel Map

Wilson Vineyard Tentative Parcel Map

The project is a request for a tentative parcel map to divide an existing 289-acre agricultural parcel into two parcels of approximately 192 acres (proposed “Parcel 1”) and 102 acres (proposed “Parcel 2”) in unincorporated Yolo County within the Clarksburg Agricultural District Overlay. The project is located approximately 3.5 miles north of the town of Clarksburg at 50870 Babel Slough Road (APN: 44-040-033). The project would allow the property to separate the 102 acres of land that support the family-owned Silt Winery from the larger parcel primarily planted to vineyards. This would allow the winery business to operate independently of the broader family vineyard interests. Parcel 2 would include vineyards, a caretaker’s residence, and a historic barn that was permitted by Yolo County in 2018 as a tasting room. Parcel 1 would continue to be used for wine grape production. Although creating a new parcel would allow the development of a new 2.5-acre homesite for residential use on Parcel 1, any new residential construction would have difficulty meeting FEMA requirements and would therefore likely be infeasible. No new structures are proposed for either parcel and the current vineyard and winery uses would be continued.

Unincorporated area

Yolo

Unincorporated

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Land Division (Subdivision, etc.)

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