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Fairview Developmental Center Specific Plan

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2025101405State & Local

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The Fairview Developmental Center Specific Plan is a redevelopment project by the City of Costa Mesa to create a mixed-income, mixed-use community on a 95-acre site located at 2501 Harbor Boulevard. The development plan includes a minimum of 2,300 dwelling units, with the potential to reach 4,000 units, including 200 units of permanent supportive housing. The project also incorporates 35,000 square feet of commercial space for retail, restaurants, and childcare facilities, as well as at least 14 acres of publicly accessible open space featuring parks, plazas, and recreation centers. Off-site improvements include the construction of the Shelley Circle Trail and a roadway through an adjacent golf course. The project has undergone a comprehensive environmental review process in compliance with the California Environmental Quality Act, culminating in a Final Environmental Impact Report in August 2026. Key regulatory considerations include compliance with Senate Bills 82 and 188 regarding affordable housing, as well as consultations with the Native American Heritage Commission concerning tribal cultural resources. Technical analyses have addressed water quality, hazardous waste contamination via the Department of Toxic Substances Control, and electrical capacity upgrades through Southern California Edison to support a projected load of 40,668 kVA by 2030. The project is managed by the City of Costa Mesa's Economic and Development Services Department.

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Costa Mesa redevelopment of 95 acres into mixed-use housing, commercial space, and parks.

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Harbor Boulevard and Fair Drive, Costa Mesa, CA, 92626

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Costa Mesa
Contacts1 person available
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Melinda DaceyPrincipal Planner

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PlaceWorksBerkeley, California

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The proposed project is a specific plan that would guide the development of a mixed-income, mixed-use community on a 95-acre portion of the former Fairview Developmental Center site. The residential development would include a minimum of 2,300 dwelling units, 200 of which are required to be permanent supportive housing, with the potential for up to 4,000 units. Additionally, 35,000 square feet of commercial development and least 14 acres of publicly accessible open space would be provided.

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