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DePaul Residences Project

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SR2024-0011, SD2024-0007, EA2024-0008State & Local

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The DePaul Residences Project proposes the subdivision of a site into 114 residential lots, each designated for a detached single-family home with a two-car garage, resulting in a total of 105 completed residences. The development includes provisions for 158 street parking spaces to accommodate visitors, alongside essential infrastructure such as a 2.27-acre stormwater detention basin and a 0.47-acre stormwater quality management area to mitigate runoff impacts. Approximately 0.49 acres of common open space will be preserved for communal use. Access to the development will be facilitated by two new driveways connecting to DePaul Drive on the eastern boundary, supplemented by an internal roadway network designed to serve the subdivision. The project requires formal approvals including a Vesting Tentative Map and Design Review from the City of Morgan Hill to proceed with construction and land use authorization. The project is managed by the City of Morgan Hill in California, with primary planning oversight provided by Senior Planner Tiffany Brown, who can be contacted at the city’s official email and phone number. Additional stakeholders include Brian Pianca of Trammell Crow as Principal and Nick Pappani of Raney Management as Vice President, representing the development team. The project was posted as a forecast on May 29, 2026, and is located within the 95037 zip code in Morgan Hill, California. While no solicitation number or NAICS code is listed, the timeline and approvals indicate active preparation for future construction and permitting phases.

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114 lots for 105 homes, two driveways, stormwater basins, open space, City of Morgan Hill approvals required.

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Morgan Hill, CA, 95037

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Morgan Hill
Contacts2 people available
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Tiffany BrownSenior Planner

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Raney Planning and ManagementSacramento, CA

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The proposed project would include subdivision of the project site into 114 lots that would be developed with 105 detached single-family residences. Each residential unit would be two stories and would include a two-car garage. A total of 158 street parking spaces would be available for guests of the single-family residences. In addition, the proposed project would include a 2.27-acre stormwater detention basin, 0.47-acre stormwater quality management area, and approximately 0.49-acre of common open space. Site access would be provided by two new driveways off of DePaul Drive to the east and a new internal roadway system. The project would require the approval of a Vesting Tentative Map and Design Review.

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