Century Palms Estates

The Century Palms Estates project involves the development of a residential subdivision on three parcels located southwest of the intersection of M Street and Rio Linda Boulevard in the Gateway Area of the Downtown Rio Linda Special Planning Area within unincorporated Sacramento County. The project proposes 120 single-family residential lots, each approximately 2,800 square feet, with homes ranging from 1,567 to 1,631 square feet, resulting in a residential density of 8.84 dwelling units per acre. Four additional parcels are designated for bioretention basins and landscape enhancements. The development includes two new access points connecting to M Street and Rio Linda Boulevard, internal roadways, frontage improvements, and streetscape elements along the adjacent corridors. Utilities will be provided by the Sacramento Area Sewer District and the Rio Linda Elverta Community Water District, with new sewer infrastructure being installed as part of the project. Environmental compliance is central to the project, governed by CEQA and aligned with Sacramento County’s Climate Action Plan, requiring adherence to GHG emissions modeling standards such as CalEEMod, tree canopy goals, air quality controls per SMAQMD guidelines, and protections for biological, aquatic, and wetland resources as documented in appendices detailing species surveys, watershed delineations, and greenhouse gas analyses. The project sponsor is D.R. Horton CA2, Inc., with the County of Sacramento serving as the lead agency overseeing environmental review and permitting. Submission of required documents, including environmental reports and attachments, must be made via mail or hand delivery to the State Clearinghouse with 15 hard copies, and key review periods are scheduled for early 2026. No formal contract value, FAR clauses, federal acquisition structures, payment details, or contract administration personnel information are specified in the documentation, indicating this is primarily a local land use and environmental review process rather than a federally funded or administered procurement.