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Harvest Estates Residential Project; TSM 2025-01, ANX 2025-01, GPA 2025-01, REZ 2025-01, ENV 2025-02

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Agency

California → City of Kerman

NAICS

237210 - Land SubdivisionView NAICS

Place of Performance

W Nielsen Avenue, N Del Norte Avenue, N Madera Ave, Kerman, CA, 93630

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

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Summary Form for Harvest Estates Residential Project

PDFsummary-form

Public Review Draft_Harvest Estates_2025-12-23_with appendices_flatOCR

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Notice of Completion for Harvest Estates Residential Project

PDFnotice-of-completion

Notice of Intent to Adopt Mitigated Negative Declaration for Harvest Estates Residential Project

PDFnotice-of-intent

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Kerman
Contacts3 people available
OfficeN/A
Organization / Agency
California → City of Kerman
Office AddressN/A
Contacts
Jerry JonesCommunity Development Director
Bonique EmersonVP of Planning Division

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Annexation 2025-01 Annexation 2025-01 would annex the ± 88.89-acre Project area (APNs 025-130-48, 025-130-47, 025-130-60S, 020-120-11, and 020-120-17S) from the County of Fresno into the Kerman City Limits. The annexation area is currently within the City of Kerman Sphere of Influence and is designated Medium Density Residential (MDR) and General Commercial (GC) by the City of Kerman 2040 General Plan. Annexation 2025-01 requires pre-zoning to City zoning districts consistent with these General Plan land use designations. Parcels identified as APNs 020-120-11 and -17S are proposed for annexation and pre-zoning only; the General Plan Amendment and Tentative Subdivision Map do not affect these parcels. General Plan Amendment 2025-01 General Plan Amendment 2025-01 applies to a ± 54.2-acre portion of the Project area (APNs 025-130-48, 025-130-47, and 025-130-60S). The amendment would increase the MDR-designated area from ± 29 acres to ± 31 acres, decrease the GC-designated area from ± 24 acres to ± 21 acres, and shift the GC-designated area from the western portion of the site to the northern portion. The overall mix of residential and commercial uses would remain, but the spatial arrangement and acreages would be modified. The General Plan Amendment necessitates rezoning of APNs 025-130-48, -47, and 60S for consistency with the proposed land use configuration. Pre-zone/Rezone 2025-01 Pre-zone/Rezone 2025-01 would pre-zone/rezone the ± 88.89-acre Project area (APNs 025-130-48, 025-130-47, 025-130-60S, 020-120-11, and 020-120-17S) to the Smart Development – Residential – 3,500 square feet average parcel size (SD-R-3.5) and General Commercial (GC) zoning districts, resulting in ± 57 acres zoned SD-R-3.5 and ± 31 acres zoned GC. For APNs 020-120-11 and -17S, the proposed SD-R-3.5 and GC zoning would be consistent with the 2040 Kerman General Plan land use designations for these parcels. The proposed SD-R-3.5 and GC zoning for APNs 025-130-48, -47, and 60S would also be consistent with the General Plan land use designations, as amended by General Plan Amendment 2025 01. Vesting Tentative Subdivision Map 2025-01 Vesting Tentative Subdivision Map 2025-01 (Tentative Tract Map No. 6509) would facilitate a phased subdivision of APNs 025-130-48, 025-130-47, and 025-130-60S into 183 single-family residential lots (“Harvest Estates”) and one (1) remainder parcel for future commercial development. The single-family lots would be located on the portion of the site that is proposed to be planned MDR and zoned SD-R-3.5, ranging in size from 3,628 square feet to 9,146 square feet with a residential density of 5.85 dwelling units per acre (183 dwelling units divided by 31.28 acres = 5.85 dwelling units per acre). Approximately 1.22 acres of parkland and paseos are proposed within the residential development. The ± 21-acre portion proposed to be planned GC and zoned CG is designated as a commercial remainder parcel, with ± 1.27 acres identified for a temporary ponding basin; the basin would be a retention basin that disposes of runoff resulting from future development of the residential subdivision and future commercial development through evaporation and percolation. Prior to issuance of building permits for the residential units, the Project requires approval of a Development Plan Permit. No development is currently proposed for the commercial remainder

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