The 30-acre parcel located at the northeast corner of Kamm Avenue and Road 74 within the Dinuba city limits, is currently zoned RM-1.5 (Multi-Family Residential). The City of Dinuba has agreed, subject to developer interest and approval, to rezone approximately 20 acres of the parcel to R-1-6 Residential zoning, leaving the remaining approximately 10 acres RM-1.5 (Multi-Family Residential). This proposed zoning configuration creates significant future development potential for a combination of single-family and multi-family residential uses. Preliminary planning envisions future residential development in this new high school campus corridor vicinity. The property is currently operated as a ranch and includes 4.5 acres of Tango mandarins, 6 acres of Zee Fire nectarines, 3 acres of Honey Lite nectarines, 2 acres of Candy Pearl (white-flesh) nectarines, 5 acres of August Bright nectarines, and 6 acres of Summer Flame peaches, which were planted in 2023 and are in their first leaf. The property has one agricultural pump, consisting of a 10-horsepower submersible pump, and receives surface water from the Alta Irrigation District. Irrigation water can be distributed through either the flood or fan-jet irrigation systems to irrigate the ranch. The property also includes an updated approximately 2,500-square-foot single-family home with four bedrooms and two bathrooms. Further explained City zoning ordinances for RM-1.5 and R-1-6 are available in the Documents section. Additional information is available, and meetings with Dinuba Public Works can be coordinated to discuss a proposed project, zoning, infrastructure, utilities, and other development opportunities.