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Harvest Master Plan, Lombardo Ranch Master Plan, Southeast Annexation, and General Plan Amendment Project

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The Project encompasses a 4,233-acre area including unincorporated land surrounding the City of Dixon, parcels within the City’s Secondary Operating Interface (SOI), and a small portion within Dixon’s city limits. It proposes annexing approximately 2,033 acres of unincorporated Solano County land to expand Dixon’s jurisdiction, encompassing the Harvest Master Planned Development—a 20- to 25-year phased community with up to 6,300 residential units, commercial and mixed-use spaces, public facilities, infrastructure, and open space—and the Lombardo Ranch Master Planned Development, which includes up to 825 single-family homes, limited neighborhood commercial services, and parks. Non-participating parcels within the annexation area will retain current zoning until future development applications arise. The Project also includes significant SOI expansion with North, East, and Pedrick Parkway zones totaling 2,161 acres, pre-zoned to support future municipal growth. Pond C, an existing stormwater detention basin within city limits, is identified for potential expansion or enhancement to support Project-related drainage needs or recreational trail improvements. All components require approval from Solano County’s Local Agency Formation Commission and must undergo municipal services review to ensure adequate public infrastructure and services can be provided.

General Info

Annex 2,033 acres to expand Dixon with 7,125 homes, commercial zones, and SOI expansions, requiring LAFCo approval.

Agency

California → City of Dixon

NAICS

541370 - Surveying and Mapping (except Geophysical) ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

Project site comprises approximately 4,194 acres of land located in unincorporated Solano County, Dixon, CA, 95620

Set-Aside

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Documents

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Reissued Notice of Availability and Intent to Prepare EIR for Harvest Master Plan Dixon CA

PDFpresolicitation

Harvest Master Plan Environmental Summary Form

PDFenvironmental-summary

SCH 2025070838 Notice of Completion for Harvest Master Plan and Annexation Project

PDFnotice-of-completion

NOP for Harvest Master Plan and Related Projects Draft EIR June 2026

PDFpresolicitation

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Dixon
Contacts2 people available
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California → City of Dixon
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Raffi BoloyanCommunity Development Director
Trevor MacenskiUS-West Geographic Technical Leader- Planning and Urban Places

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The Harvest Master Plan, Lombardo Ranch Master Plan, Southeast Annexation, and General Plan Amendment Project (Project) site covers a 4,233 acre area which is comprised of approximately 3,969 acres of land located in unincorporated Solano County surrounding the City of Dixon just outside the City’s existing city limits and SOI, 225 acres within the City’s existing SOI but outside of city limits, and 39 acres located within the City of Dixon. The Project proposes the following: • Expand the City of Dixon’s limits by annexing approximately 2,033 acres of unincorporated Solano County land comprised of the Harvest at Dixon Project, Lombardo Ranch Project, and non-participating parcels (identified collectively as the Southeast Annexation Area). The Project encompasses the Harvest Master Planned Development—a phased, mixed-use community of up to 6,300 residential units, commercial/mixed-use space, public facilities, infrastructure (water, wastewater, stormwater, transportation), and extensive open space—anticipated to build out over 20–25 years. The Project also encompasses the Lombardo Ranch Master Planned Development which proposes up to approximately 825 single-family residential dwelling units, a limited neighborhood-serving commercial area intended to serve the daily needs of Project residents, and parks and open space areas. The non-participating parcels would maintain current land-use designations pending future project application and are proposed for annexation with no immediate land-use changes. • SOI expansion including North SOI (745 acres), East SOI (1,326 acres), and the Pedrick Parkway SOI (90 acres). Proposed SOI areas would pre-zoned in anticipation of future City growth. • Pond C is an existing stormwater detention basin that is part of the City’s stormwater drainage system and is located within city limits. Pond C will be addressed in the EIR from a stormwater drainage and plumbing standpoint as a result of Project activities. Pond C may be considered for expansion to provide additional stormwater detention storage to serve the Project or enhancement of the existing recreational trail. • All Project components would be subject to Solano County Local Agency Formation Commission (LAFCO) approval and municipal services review.

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