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Redding Oasis Center

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The Redding Oasis Center project, managed by the City of Redding in California, involves an amendment to a use permit and a parcel map to reconfigure 36.5 acres into nine distinct parcels. The primary objective is to develop a regional commercial center across eight of these parcels, totaling 14.52 acres. This development will feature a variety of commercial offerings, including a convenience gas mart, retail spaces, hotels, and drive-through food establishments. To support the new development, the project includes a strategic realignment of Twin View Boulevard to establish a connection with Oasis Court from the north of Oasis Road. This forecast project is located in Redding, California, with coordination handled by Associate Planner Danny Castro and agent Michael Schumacher.

General Info

City of Redding project to develop a regional commercial center on 14.52 acres.

Agency

California → City of Redding

NAICS

237210 - Land SubdivisionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Interstate 5 Freeway and Twin View Boulevard, Redding, CA, 96003

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NOD FILED Oasis Center_Shasta County Clerk_08

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PostedAug 31

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Redding

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Organization / Agency

California → City of Redding

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Danny CastroAssociate Planner

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Michael SchumacherAgent

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Amendment to Use Permit and a Parcel Map to reconfigure 36.5 acres into nine parcels to support development of a regional commercial center across eight parcels spanning 14.52 acres. The Project also includes a realignment of Twin View Boulevard to connect with Oasis Court from the north of Oasis Road. The commercial center would include a convenience gas mart, retail, hotels, and drive-through food establishments.

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