Location Property is located at 14910-15740 Blackie Road in Salinas, CA. Conveniently located just one (1) mile west of Highway 101. Size +/-1,165 Assessed Acres Land Use +/-890.60 acres are usable as irrigated cropland, with the remaining +/-274.40 acres considered unusable. The usable land includes farm roads, reservoirs, support areas and farmstead spaces essential for farming operation. This fertile Salinas Valley irrigated crop land is currently planted to strawberries. In previous years, it was planted to berries and brussels sprouts. Water The property features five (5) Ag wells. Well #1: 680 ft. deep, 75HP turbine pump, 988 GPM Well #2: 780 ft. deep, 100HP turbine pump, 750 GPM Well #3: 460 ft. deep, 100HP turbine pump, 875 GPM Well #4: 360 ft. deep, 75HP turbine pump, 1,075 GPM Well #5: 1,010 ft. deep, 150HP turbine pump, 1,332 GPM There are two (2) reservoirs on the property. Reservoir #1: 225' x 200', 10.5 acre feet with two (2) 40HP booster pumps Reservoir #2: 160' x 200', 7.5 acre feet with one (1) 50 HP booster pump There is also one (1) domestic well on the property. The property is outfitted with a variety of irrigation systems, which include an above and below ground irrigation set-up for drip, sprinkler or furrow irrigation. Soil +/-47% Santa Ynez fine sandy loam. +/-22% Rindge Muck. +/-15% Arnold loamy sand. 7% Elkhorn fine sandy loam. 7% Diablo Clay. 2% Cropley silty clay. See ‘Soil Map’ and ‘Soil Description’ for complete details. Legal Monterey County APNs: 133-013-001,133-013-002 and 133-013-003 The property is enrolled in a Williamson Act Contract. Zoning Property is Zoned: F/40 and CAP(CZ) Structures There are four (4) dwellings, one (1) mobile home, a barn, two (2) shops and an equipment shop/shed on the property. Dwelling #1: +/-1,480 sq. ft. rental home Dwelling #2: +/-1,850 sq. ft. rental home Dwelling #3: +/-1,030 sq. ft. rental home Dwelling #4: +/-900 sq. ft. rental home Barn: +/-3,750 sq. ft. Shop #1: +/-1,000 sq. ft. Shop #2: +/-14,075 sq. ft. Equipment Shop/Shed: +/-2,400 sq. 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 at www.sgma.water.ca.gov/portal/.