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: Case No. 2025-0081 Tentative Tract Map No. 19387, Development Review, and Affordable Housing Density Bonus

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The project at 14201–14205 Willow Lane in Westminster, California, seeks approval for a residential development comprising 28 for-sale dwelling units on individual lots, with nine of those units paired with accessory dwelling units, and two detached triple-car garage structures on a separate lot designated as condominiums restricted to the ADU units. The development qualifies for a density bonus under affordable housing incentives, as it includes three very-low income and two moderate-income units, which entitle the developer to increased density, as well as waivers and concessions to facilitate construction. The project is subject to a development review and tentative tract map approval under Case No. 2025-0081, with the City of Westminster as the lead agency overseeing the process. All units are intended for sale, and the structure of the ADUs and associated garages is designed to support complementary housing within the same property boundary while adhering to local zoning and housing affordability requirements.

General Info

28 for-sale units including ADUs and garage condos, with affordable housing incentives and density bonus under Case No. 2025-0081.

Agency

California → City of Westminster

NAICS

237210 - Land SubdivisionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Mahogany Ave and Willow Lane, CA, 92683

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NONE

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Willow Lane NOE signed

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Westminster
Contacts2 people available
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California → City of Westminster
Office AddressN/A
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Ken FichtelmanPrincipal Planner

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A request to approve Tentative Tract Map No.19387 and Development Review for a residential density bonus project consisting of 28 for-sale residential dwelling units, including three “very-low” income and two “moderate-income” affordable units, nine accessory dwelling units (ADUs), and two detached triple garage structures located at 14201–14205 Willow Lane. : The project is a residential development consisting of 28 primary dwelling units on individual lots, nine of which will have accessory dwelling units (ADUs). There will be two detached three-car garage structures on a separate lot, which will be condominiums restricted to the units with ADUs. The project includes three “very-low” income and two “moderate-income” units, entitling the developer to additional density, waivers, and concessions.

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