IS/MND Tentative Tract Map 6504

The project involves the subdivision of approximately 16 acres in Sanger, California, to create an 87-lot single-family residential development with full infrastructure, including public streets, utilities, storm drainage systems, landscaping, sidewalks, and other necessary improvements. The design integrates seamlessly with the existing local road network to support regional mobility and aligns with the City of Sanger’s General Plan land use goals and development standards, ensuring orderly residential growth in the area. All required public improvements are included to meet municipal codes and enhance long-term livability for future residents. The project site has been confirmed as free from contamination and is not listed on any state-mandated hazardous materials or waste sites under Section 65962.5 of the California Government Code, removing significant environmental remediation concerns. The initiative is formally documented under IS/MND Tentative Tract Map 6504 and is being managed by the City of Sanger’s planning department, with Ethan Davis, Senior Planner, serving as the primary point of contact for inquiries. The project is forecasted to proceed with public review and approval processes in July 2026.