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The Farm Project

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The Farm Project in Carpinteria, California, is a residential development proposing 191 dwelling units, including 94 townhomes and 97 single-family homes, designed to include a balanced mix of market-rate and affordable housing. Of the total units, 39—comprising 20 single-family dwellings and 19 townhomes—are designated for low-income households, meeting a 20 percent affordability requirement, while the remaining 152 units will be available at market rates. The project encompasses a total residential floor area of 497,032 square feet and is planned at a density of 6.97 units per acre, reflecting a thoughtful approach to land use in the community. The development is being managed by the City of Carpinteria, with key contacts including Principal Planner Mindy Fogg, Deputy Project Manager Brian Allee, and Partner Spencer Kallick overseeing planning, implementation, and legal matters. The project was posted as a forecast on June 9, 2026, and the location for performance is confirmed as Carpinteria, with a zip code of 93013.

General Info

191 housing units in Carpinteria, 39 affordable, 6.97 units per acre, managed by City of Carpinteria.

Agency

California → City of Carpinteria

NAICS

237210 - Land SubdivisionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Carpinteria Avenue and Dump Road, Carpinteria, CA, 93013

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

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NOC-NOP The Farm Project Carpinteria CA

PDFnotice-of-completion-nop

NAHC Comment Letter on The Farm Project 2026060392

PDFcomment-letter

NOP for The Farm Project DEIR - City of Carpinteria

PDFpresolicitation

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Carpinteria
Contacts3 people available
OfficeN/A
Organization / Agency
California → City of Carpinteria
Office AddressN/A
Contacts
Mindy FoggPrincipal Planner
Brian AlleeDeputy Project Manager
Spencer KallickPartner & Century City Operating Partner

Interested Companies (1)

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Environmental Science Associates (ESA)
Seattle, WA

Full Description

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The Project is a housing development Project which contemplates 191 total dwelling units comprised of 94 townhomes and 97 single-family dwellings. The Project provides a mix of market rate and affordable units. Of the 191 total units, 20 percent (20 single-family dwellings and 19 townhomes: 39 total) would be allocated for low-income households. The remaining 152 units (77 single-family dwellings and 75 townhomes) would be market-rate residences. In total, the Project contemplates 497,032 square feet (sf) of residential floor area and a density of 6.97 residential units per acre.

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