7290 20th Avenue, Lemoore, CA 93245 - Kings County

Location

Property is located at 7290 20th Avenue in Lemoore, CA.

Size

+/-20 Assessed Acres

Plantings

Property is currently planted to Chandler Walnuts that need to be removed and redeveloped.

Water

Property is located in Laguna Irrigation District and part of North Fork Kings GSA.

The property receives surface water supplied by Laguna Irrigation District which is supplied via a 7.5 HP turbine lift pump (650 gpm) from the canal.

There are six (6) wells on the property.

Well #1: depth is 100 feet with a 3 HP submersible pump.

Well #2: depth is 75 feet with a 5 HP submersible pump.

Well #3: depth is 100 feet with a 3 HP submersible pump.

Well #4: depth is 58 feet with a 7.5 HP submersible pump with pressure bowls.

Well #5: depth is 400 feet with a 50 HP submersible pump with pressure bowls (450gpm).

Well #6: Domestic well with a depth of 240 feet and 2 HP submersible pump.

The property is also equipped with sand media filtration and a micro-sprinkler system. There is also an acid system as part of the irrigation system.

Shop

There is one shop on the property. Exterior dimensions are 50 x 100. It features three (3) 14x14 roll-up doors and two walk-thru man doors.

Electrical is a 400amp service

200amp, 240volt and 3ph electrical service

200amp, 240volt and 1ph electrical service

The +/-5,000 sq. ft. (50 x 100) shop is set up to accommodate the build of +/-2,600 sq. ft. of two-story living space, which is under construction. Buyers can choose to continue with construction or simply use it as shop space. The seller has current permits, buyer to verify. The remaining +/-3,600 sq. ft. of shop floor space can be used as a commercial shop.

Home

Property has one (1) +/-1,200 sq. ft. two (2) bed and two (2) bath home that was built in the 1950s.

Groundwater Disclosure

Sustainable Groundwater Management Act (SGMA) requires groundwater basins to be sustainable by 2040. SGMA requires a Groundwater Sustainability Plan (GSP) by 2020. Said plans may limit ground water pumping. For more information please visit the SGMA website