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111 West Hermosa Drive Project

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The 111 West Hermosa Drive Project in Fullerton, California, involves the demolition of an existing on-site residence to construct 32 for-sale townhomes. The development will consist of five three-story buildings totaling 47,434 square feet of residential space, featuring a mix of market-rate and affordable low-income units. Each unit will include private open space and attached garage parking, and the overall site will be enhanced with common open space and landscaping improvements. The project is being carried out by City Ventures with the City of Fullerton serving as the approving agency. It utilizes incentives under the Builder's Remedy and Density Bonus Law per California Government Code Sections 65589.5 and 65915. Additionally, the project is designated as exempt under CEQA Guidelines Section 15332 for In-Fill Development, as confirmed by a Categorical Exemption Report dated August 2025. Primary administrative contact for the project is Senior Planner David Lopez.

General Info

Demolition and construction of 32 townhomes in Fullerton, CA, with five affordable units under state density bonus law.

Agency

California → City of Fullerton

NAICS

236117 - New Housing For-Sale BuildersView NAICS

Place of Performance

Harbor Boulevard and Hermosa Drive, Fullerton, CA

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111 West Hermosa Drive Project Notice of Exemption

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Fullerton

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California → City of Fullerton

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David LopezSenior Planner

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Michael YouVP of Development

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Construction of three story, 32 for-sale townhomes, with five low income units under the provisions of Builder's Remedy and Density Bonus Law, under California Government Code Sections 65589.5 and 65915. The proposed project would involve the demolition of the existing on-site residence and construct 32 for-sale townhomes within five, three-story buildings, for a total of 47,434 square feet of residential development. Each townhome would include attached garage parking and private open space. The project would also include common open space and landscaping improvements. The project would provide both market-rate and affordable/low-income townhomes and proposes to utilize incentives per the Builder's Remedy and Density Bonus Law, under California Government Code Sections 65589.5 and 65915, respectively.

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