KBT Properties lot line adjustment near Dixon
Summary
A 70.7-acre boundary shift between two adjacent Williamson Act parcels east of Dixon was approved — a ministerial reshaping of farm parcels, not a new development.
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Last discussed Jan 15, 2026.
Impact analysis
There’s big money on both sides—new construction and tax revenue versus costly roads, water, and public services.
The property owner gains adjusted parcel boundaries on preserved agricultural land.
Existing residents could get stuck with traffic, water, farmland, and tax risks if growth outpaces infrastructure.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Planning Commission - Jan 15, 2026
A 70.7-acre boundary shift between two adjacent Williamson Act parcels east of Dixon was approved — a ministerial reshaping of farm parcels, not a new development.
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