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Harvest in Newark Project

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The Harvest in Newark Project proposes the development of 274 rental units across 83 two-story duplexes and 18 three-story townhome buildings, offering a mix of two-, three-, and four-bedroom layouts, each with private direct access garages. The architectural design will reflect Spanish colonial-inspired styles to align with the regional character of Newark, California. In addition to residential structures, the project includes a clubhouse featuring leasing and management offices, a resident lounge, business center, game room, and fitness facility. Recreational amenities will consist of a community swimming pool and spa, outdoor seating areas, a children’s play area, and a dedicated dog park. The development will also enhance existing off-site walking trails adjacent to the Ohlone College District’s Newark Center Campus and incorporate a stormwater treatment area in the southeastern corner of the property to manage runoff. Utility infrastructure will be integrated with regional systems, including water and wastewater connections to the Alameda County Water District and Union Sanitary District, and electrical service via Pacific Gas & Electric. Solid waste and recycling services will be provided by Republic Services. The project will provide 718 on-site parking spaces, comprising 509 garage spaces and 39 covered spaces for residents and 170 surface spaces for guests. Primary access to the site will be through a gated, 26-foot-wide road from Cherry Street to the northeast, with potential secondary access from Mowry Avenue to the southwest for emergency vehicle use. A 26-foot-wide internal road will connect directly to the Ohlone College District’s proposed student housing project to ensure functional circulation between the two developments. All construction and design elements are intended to meet local standards and support sustainable, community-focused living in the Newark area.

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274 rental units with garages, clubhouse, pool, dog park, stormwater area, and 718 parking spaces in Spanish colonial style.

Agency

California → City of Newark

NAICS

236116 - New Multifamily Housing Construction (except For-Sale Builders)View NAICS

Place of Performance

Cherry Street, Mowry Avenue, Newark, CA, 94560

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Newark
Contacts3 people available
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California → City of Newark
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Carmelisa LopezSenior Planner
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Todd ChambersVice President
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Lesley OwningPrincipal Planner
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The proposed project would include construction of 274 rental units consisting of 83 two-story duplex buildings (166 total units) and 18 three-story, six-unit townhome buildings (108 total units). The project would include a variety of floor plans, with a mix of two-, three-, and four-bedroom units, each with a private direct access garage. The architectural style for the proposed buildings would be consistent with the regional character of Spanish colonial-inspired styles. The proposed project would construct a clubhouse building which would include leasing/management offices, a resident lounge and business center, game room, and fitness room. The project would also include a community swimming pool and spa, outdoor seating areas, a tot lot play area, and a dog park. The project would improve and expand the existing adjacent off-site walking trails on the Ohlone College District's (District) Newark Center Campus. A stormwater treatment area would be constructed in the southeastern corner of the project site. Other utility improvements would include water and wastewater treatment connections to existing Alameda County Water District (ACWD) and Union Sanitary District (USD) infrastructure in the project vicinity and electrical connections to Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) infrastructure. Solid waste and recycling would be provided by Republic Services. The project would include construction of a total of 718 on-site parking spaces, including 509 garage and 39 covered spaces for residents and 170 surface parking spaces for guests. Primary vehicular access to the project site would be provided by a gated and paved 26-foot-wide road from Cherry Street to the northeast. A secondary access road and/or emergency vehicle access (EVA) road may be constructed from Mowry Avenue to the southwest. A 26-foot-wide road would be constructed in the southwest corner of the project site to provide circulation with the District’s proposed Newark Center Student Housing Project immediately northwest of the proposed project.

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