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Quarry Residential Project

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The Quarry Residential Project, located at 1135 Canal Blvd in Richmond, California, is a land use approval for the development of 76 small lot single-family homes. Approved by the City of Richmond on March 5, 2026, the project encompasses a Major Design Review, a vesting tentative map, and a density bonus for waivers. The development is subject to Richmond Municipal Code Sections 15.04.810, 15.04.805, 15.04.803, and 15.04.703. Environmental compliance was managed under SCH 201762083, involving a 2018 Environmental Impact Report and subsequent addendums, with the final 2026 addendum approved on March 5, 2026. The City of Richmond served as the lead agency, ensuring that mitigation measures and a monitoring plan were adopted in accordance with the California Environmental Quality Act. Administrative filing fees totaling 4,277.50 dollars were paid to Contra Costa County, covering the Environmental Impact Report and documentary handling fees. Avery Stark, the Planning Manager for the City of Richmond, and project applicant Todd Floyd are the primary points of contact.

General Info

Richmond approved 76 single-family homes at 1135 Canal Blvd on March 5, 2026.

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California → City of Richmond

NAICS

237210 - Land SubdivisionView NAICS

Place of Performance

CA

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Notice of Determination for 1135 Canal Blvd Quarry Residential Project

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Richmond

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California → City of Richmond

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Avery StarkPlanning Manager

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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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