Silverado Village (EG-11-046)

The Elliott Springs Village 3 Project in Elk Grove, California, involves a comprehensive set of land use and environmental approvals to advance a 230-acre mixed-use development within the broader Silverado Village area. The project includes adoption of an addendum to the certified Silverado Village Environmental Impact Report to reflect updates in land use and mitigation measures, amendments to the Special Planning Area to adjust the number and location of senior patio homes and assisted living units, and modifications to the existing Development Agreement that governs the broader Silverado Village development. Concurrently, conditions of approval for previously approved subdivision maps for Villages 1 and 2 are being revised, while a new Tentative Subdivision Map is being proposed for Elliott Springs Village 3, subject to Subdivision Design Review. All development within Village 3 must comply with the City of Elk Grove’s Climate Action Plan and align with the 2019 General Plan Update. The project will deliver approximately 651 single-family homes, up to 125 senior assisted living or memory care units, and extensive public amenities including 67.6 acres of preserved wetland habitat, 14.8 acres of stormwater buffer, 6.3 acres of community gardens, 5.5 acres of parkland, and interconnected public trails. Infrastructure improvements for streets and utilities are also required. The City of Elk Grove serves as the lead agency, responsible for environmental compliance under CEQA, with oversight of mitigation measures and final approvals. Project applicant Silverado Homes, Inc. dba Vintara Holdings, LLC, and associated representatives coordinate directly with the City’s Planning Manager. No federal procurement structures, contract clauses, pricing data, or solicitation-specific submission requirements are present—the process is governed entirely by local land use regulations, environmental review, and development agreements under California law.