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Quarry Residential Project

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The Quarry Residential Project at 1135 Canal Blvd. in Richmond, California, proposes the development of 76 small-lot single-family homes, with approvals pending under Richmond Municipal Code Sections 15.04.810, 15.04.805, 15.04.803, and 15.04.703. The project seeks a density bonus and waivers to accommodate its design, requiring a Major Design Review and a vesting tentative map to secure the necessary land use entitlements. Environmental review was initiated with a 2018 Environmental Impact Report certified by the Lead Agency, which was later supplemented by an Addendum for project modifications, and most recently, an updated 2026 Addendum was approved on March 5, 2026, to reflect further adjustments to the original plans. The project is being pursued by applicant Todd Floyd, with the City of Richmond serving as the Lead Agency and Planning Manager Avery Stark as the primary point of contact. Although the solicitation is flagged as a forecast with no formal solicitation number or set-aside details, it indicates an upcoming procedural step tied to land use and development approvals. The project’s environmental compliance remains anchored to the established EIR framework, now updated through the 2026 Addendum, ensuring continued regulatory alignment while advancing toward construction readiness under the city’s planning code.

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76-home residential project in Richmond, CA, pending approvals with updated 2026 EIR addendum and density bonus request.

Agency

California → City of Richmond

NAICS

237210 - Land SubdivisionView NAICS

Place of Performance

CA

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Documents

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Notice of Determination for 1135 Canal Blvd Quarry Residential Project

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Richmond
Contacts2 people available
OfficeN/A
Organization / Agency
California → City of Richmond
Office AddressN/A
Contacts
Avery StarkPlanning Manager
Todd FloydProject Applicant

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Major Design Review; density bonus for waivers; and vesting tentative map for 76 small lot Single-family homes, subject to Richmond Municipal Code Sections 15.04.810, 15.04.805, 15.04.803, and 15.04.703 at 1135 Canal Blvd. (Under SCH 201762083, the Lead Agency certified a 2018 EIR for approvals of the original project, subsequently approved an Addendum to the 2018 EIR for a modified project, and on 3/5/26, the Lead Agency approved a 2026 Addendum for the aforementioned approvals for the Modifiecfa

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