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Granite Creek

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DR Horton is seeking approval to annex approximately 313 acres of land north of Avenue 14-½ between Road 23 and Road 24 into the City of Madera for the development of the Granite Creek Precise Plan. The proposal includes a General Plan Amendment to reclassify the land for a mix of residential, mixed-use, commercial, open space, and public/semi-public uses, while adjusting the Village E Specific Policy that mandates an agricultural buffer along the Growth Boundary. Pre-zoning would establish detailed zoning districts across the entire 313-acre parcel, allocating portions for planned development densities ranging from 1500 to 6000 square feet per unit, light and neighborhood commercial zones, public facilities, resource conservation areas, and unclassified land along the Fresno River. The Precise Plan serves as the guiding regulatory framework for future development, outlining land use standards, density limits, and infrastructure requirements. The Tentative Subdivision Map proposes a phased residential development of 60 acres within the larger parcel, creating 345 lots ranging from 4,500 to 10,723 square feet, with a 1.19-acre park lot, streets, trails, and landscaping, all located on APN 045-070-025 and beginning development from the southern edge near Avenue 14-½. Although only this 60-acre phase is currently proposed for construction, the environmental review evaluates the full buildout potential of the plan area, which is capped at 1,542 residential units and 612,235 square feet of non-residential space across approximately 204 acres, with an estimated full population of 5,119 residents. Nearly 60% of the total area is allocated for residential uses, while 40% is designated for employment-related commercial and mixed-use development, with additional land reserved for a K-8 school site, open space, and road infrastructure. Future development beyond these parameters would require additional environmental review.

General Info

DR Horton seeks to annex 313 acres for residential, commercial, and public use with up to 1,542 units and mixed-use development.

Agency

California → City of Madera

NAICS

237210 - Land SubdivisionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Northeast corner of Avenue 14 1/2 and Road 23, Madera, CA, 93637

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

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Appendix F - Environmental Noise Assessment for Granite Creek Precise Plan

PDFenvironmental-noise-assessment

Granite Creek Precise Plan Project Air Quality, Energy, and GHG Impact Analysis

PDFimpact-analysis

Biological Resource Evaluation for Madera Granite Hills Precise Plan Project

PDFenvironmental-assessment

Granite Creek Precise Plan Draft Environmental Impact Report Notice of Availability

PDFspecial-notice

Granite Creek Draft Environmental Impact Report June 2026

PDFenvironmental-impact-report

Water Supply Assessment for Granite Creek Development - Draft March 2025

PDFwater-supply-assessment

Appendix D - Soils Report for Madera Area, California

PDFsoils-report

Vehicle Miles Traveled (VMT) Analysis for Granite Creek Master Plan

PDFanalysis-report

Granite Creek - NOC Public Review Document

PDFnoc

NOP for City of Madera Granite Creek Project April 2025

PDFnotice-of-preparation

Granite Creek Precise Plan Draft Environmental Impact Report Executive Summary

PDFenvironmental-impact-report

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Madera
Contacts3 people available
OfficeN/A
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California → City of Madera
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Contacts
Will TackettDirector of Community Development
Emily BowenPrincipal Planner
Matthew TranahForward Planning Manager

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Crawford & Bowen Planning
Visalia, CA

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DR Horton (Applicant) requests an Annexation, General Plan Amendment (GPA), PreZone, Precise Plan, Tentative Parcel Map, and Tentative Subdivision Map (TSM), which would allow for the development of the Granite Creek Precise Plan (proposed Project, Project, or Plan Area). The Annexation would annex approximately 313-acres of property located on the north side of Avenue 14-½ between Road 23 and Road 24 into the City of Madera. The GPA would change the existing land use to a mix of uses, including residential, mixed use, commercial, open space, and public/semi-public uses. The GPA will also modify the Village E Specific Policy that requires a permanent agricultural buffer where the westerly edge of the Village abuts the Growth Boundary. While only 60-acres of the Project is proposed for immediate development, a general plan amendment for 210-acres is proposed. The Pre-Zone would zone approximately 313-acres of property consistent with existing City of Madera zone districts. Proposed zoning includes approximately: 5.48 acres of P-D (Planned Development) (1500), 35.35 acres of P-D (3000), 105.44 acres of P-D (4500), 18.27 acres of P-D (6000), 10.06 acres of C-1 (Light Commercial), 15.19 acres of C-N (Neighborhood Commercial), 22.34 acres of PF (Public Facilities), 18.73 acres of RCO (Resource Conservation and Open Space), and 85.59 acres of Unclassified zoning (Fresno River). The Precise Plan would be adopted as a planning and regulatory document that is to guide the development of the Granite Creek Plan Area. The TSM would subdivide the approximately 60-acre parcel into 345 residential lots ranging in size from 4,500 square feet to 10,723 square feet (sf.). Approximately 60 acres of the 20-acre Plan Area is proposed for immediate residential development. The 60-acre site is proposed to be developed with 345 residential lots at approximately 6.1 dwelling units per acre and with a 1.19-acre out lot for development as a park area along with streets, lighting, and outer landscape areas to accommodate sidewalk and trail areas. The 60-acre residential development is located entirely on APN 045-070-025 and will be built over three (3) phases of development beginning at the south end of the parcel closest to Road 14-1/2. Although the only immediate physical development proposed by the Project includes the 60-acre TSM as described previously, this environmental document analyzes the potential buildout of the Project site, using reasonable assumptions so that future development described in the Precise Plan can tier from this EIR pursuant to CEQA Guidelines Section 15168(C)(1) and 15168(d) for evaluations of environmental issues associated with later activities/subsequent projects. Depending on the final design of future physical development, additional project specific CEQA review may be required as determined by the City through the entitlement review and approval process. Build out of the Granite Creek Plan Area is limited to a maximum of 1,542 residential dwelling units and approximately 612,235 square feet over approximately 204 acres. Proposed development beyond these limitations may require additional environmental review. The number of residents at full build out is estimated at 5,119 based on an average household size of 3.32. Nearly 60% of the proposed Project area is planned for residential uses, followed by 40% planned for employment uses including commercial and mixed use, and the remaining for public institutional (K-8 School Site), open space, and roadways.

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