20 Mountain Adelanto, CA 92301

20 Acres (APN: 0462-621-23) GPS: 34.74614, -117.51214 20 acres is located in North Adelanto within San Bernardino County. This property lies within the unincorporated area of the San Bernardino County within the 'Resource Conservation (RC)' zoning. According to the County this land use designation zoning district provides for open space and recreational activities and single family homes. Some of the other permitted uses include; crop production, orchard, vineyard, produce stand and a licensed residential care facility. Uses such as Billboards, Cell Towers, solar farm, utility facility, or transportation facility may require a Conditional Use Permit. Nearby is 420 acres owned by Brubaker-Mann Inc, a producer of decorative landscape rock and gravel who has been operating locally since 1950. Quite a bit of property in the area is managed by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM). The BLM is a government agency that manages public lands for a variety of uses for the enjoyment of present and future generations. Approximately 11 million acres, of its 25 million acres, is protected and preserved as the California Desert Conservation Area. These public lands and off road trails can be used, per the BLM rules.
20 Acres (APN: 0462-621-23) GPS: 34.74614, -117.51214 20 acres is located in North Adelanto within San Bernardino County. This property lies within the unincorporated area of the San Bernardino County within the 'Resource Conservation (RC)' zoning. According to the County this land use designation zoning district provides for open space and recreational activities and single family homes. Some of the other permitted uses include; crop production, orchard, vineyard, produce stand and a licensed residential care facility. Uses such as Billboards, Cell Towers, solar farm, utility facility, or transportation facility may require a Conditional Use Permit. Nearby is 420 acres owned by Brubaker-Mann Inc, a producer of decorative landscape rock and gravel who has been operating locally since 1950. Quite a bit of property in the area is managed by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM). The BLM is a government agency that manages public lands for a variety of uses for the enjoyment of present and future generations. Approximately 11 million acres, of its 25 million acres, is protected and preserved as the California Desert Conservation Area. These public lands and off road trails can be used, per the BLM rules.