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Fargo Village Mixed Use Project

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The Fargo Village Mixed Use Project is a comprehensive development initiative led by the City of Hanford, California, involving approximately 304 acres in the northern portion of the city. The project scope includes the construction of 1,146 residential units, neighborhood commercial areas, a public park, and infrastructure improvements such as new utilities and road enhancements. A key component of the project is the acquisition of a 16.44-acre site by the Pioneer Union Elementary School District for a future elementary school, which has been granted a finding of General Plan Consistency and is exempt from CEQA review as it involves no immediate physical alterations. The project is currently in the environmental review phase, governed by the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). A Draft Environmental Impact Report has identified significant potential effects regarding air quality, hazards, and transportation, specifically noting that the residential component exceeds regional Vehicle Miles Traveled (VMT) thresholds by 14.2%. Mitigation strategies include Travel Demand Management and agricultural conservation easements to protect prime farmland. Additionally, the project must adhere to the Americans with Disabilities Act for pedestrian and bicycle facilities and follow strict protocols for the discovery of human remains or archaeological artifacts. The development is bounded by Fargo Avenue to the south, 12th Avenue to the west, the BNSF Railway to the east, and Flint Avenue to the north.

General Info

Fargo Village project to build 1,146 homes, commercial space, and parks in Hanford, CA, over 20 years under CEQA.

Agency

California → City of Hanford

NAICS

237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction

Place of Performance

Fargo Avenue and 12th Avenue (northeast corner), Hanford, CA, 93230

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NONE

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PostedSep 4

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Notice updatedJul 28

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyCalifornia → City of Hanford

Contacts3 people available

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Organization / Agency

California → City of Hanford

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Contacts

Gabrielle MyersSenior Planner

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+1 (555) 000-0000

Molly BaumeisterPlanner/Project Manager

Paul SinghApplicant

Interested Companies (1)

4CreeksVisalia, CA

Full Description

The Project proposes 1,146-units of low, medium, and high-density residential development, neighborhood commercial development, a school site, and park/open space on approximately 304 gross acres in the City of Hanford. The Project sites existing and proposed zoning is low-density residential (R-L), medium-density residential (R-M), high-density residential (R-H), neighborhood commercial (C-N), and public facilities (P-F). The Project includes 926 single family homes and 13 acres of apartment units. 6.73 acres of the site are planned to be used for neighborhood commercial development, which may consist of two retail stores, a gas station, a restaurant, a drive-thru restaurant, and an outdoor food court, but the exact uses have not been finalized. The Project will also contain approximately 12.36 acres of parks and open space, which will contain a soccer/football field, basketball courts, and playgrounds. The Project also proposes approximately 14.99 acres for a future school site and a 6.18-acre onsite stormwater drainage basin. The Project would result in onsite and offsite infrastructure improvements including new and relocated utilities, new residential streets, a stormwater basin, and improvements to Fargo Avenue, Flint Avenue, and 12th Avenue, which border the site. Lastly, the Project would require the demolition of one 650-square-foot storage building.