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Design Review 2026-02 and TTM 19472 (4742 Plumosa Drive)

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The City of Yorba Linda is processing Tentative Tract Map 19472 and Design Review 2026-02 for a development project located at 4742 Plumosa Drive in California. This project involves the subdivision of a 1.62-acre site to create a gated residential condominium community. The plan includes the construction of 28 detached three-story market rate units and two attached two-story units specifically reserved for very low-income households. The project encompasses comprehensive site planning and architectural design review to ensure the development meets city standards. Managed by the City of Yorba Linda, the initiative involves coordination between city planning officials and development representatives to execute the residential subdivision and housing allocation.

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Yorba Linda project: 30-unit gated condominium development at 4742 Plumosa Drive, California.

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California → City of Yorba Linda

NAICS

237210 - Land SubdivisionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Plumosa Drive and Lemon Drive, Yorba Linda, CA, 92886

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Notice of Exemption - Design Review 2026-02 and TTM 19472

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Yorba Linda

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California → City of Yorba Linda

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Eva ChoiSenior Planner

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Brian GeisVP of Community Development

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A request for Tentative Tract Map 19472 to subdivide a 1.62-acre site and Design Review 2026-02 for site planning and architectural design review of a gated residential condominium community consisting of 28 detached three-story market rate units and 2 attached two-story units reserved for very low-income households.

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