Rose Estates Mixed Use Project

The Rose Estates Mixed Use Project in Benicia, California, envisions a comprehensive development combining residential, commercial, and recreational elements across multiple lots. The plan includes approximately 1,440 single-family homes and 180 multifamily units, alongside nearly 110,000 square feet of retail space on Lot B and about 152,000 square feet of commercial and light industrial space distributed across Lots C and F. In tandem with residential and commercial growth, the project dedicates over 11 acres to three new parks and preserves approximately 245 acres of existing land as protected open space encompassing wetlands, sensitive habitats, and natural slopes. Stormwater management is addressed through six water quality basins and the dedication of an on-site reservoir, supported by a newly installed pump station and supply lines. Infrastructure upgrades extend beyond the project boundary with off-site sewer system improvements aligned with the City’s Wastewater System Management Plan. Internal roadways are designed to facilitate multimodal access for vehicles, bicycles, and pedestrians, replacing Old Lake Herman Road while maintaining connectivity via Lake Herman Road and East 2nd Street. The project is being coordinated by the City of Benicia with key contacts from planning, design, and development teams overseeing implementation.