The Fields at Alamo Creek Project

The Fields at Alamo Creek Project is a residential development proposal on a 33.6-acre site adjacent to The Farm at Alamo Creek Specific Plan area in Vacaville, California, seeking to create up to 241 detached single-family lots and 88 half-plex attached homes, along with a 0.6-acre public park and a 7.2-acre agricultural buffer. The project requires multiple land use changes, including amending the General Plan to reclassify the site from Urban Reserve to Residential Medium Density, adjusting lot size regulations for parcels adjacent to agricultural buffers, and pre-zoning approximately 26.7 acres to Residential Medium Density with an Agricultural Buffer overlay. Additionally, a Specific Plan Amendment is needed to formally integrate the development into The Farm at Alamo Creek Specific Plan. The project is subject to compliance with the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), which has been addressed through the preparation of a Negative Declaration, outlining mitigation measures to address potential environmental impacts; related environmental documents are available for public review at the City of Vacaville Planning Division. The City of Vacaville acts as the lead and approving agency, with the Planning Division overseeing entitlements, environmental review, and regulatory approvals. The applicant, Chris Robles Consulting LLC, submitted the proposal under File No. 22-180, which was approved on October 14, 2025, with the Notice of Determination filed on October 15, 2025. The project involves no traditional procurement contract structure—there is no contract value, pricing data, delivery schedule, or standard federal acquisition regulation clauses such as those governing payments, contracting officers, inspection protocols, or offeror certifications. Instead, it is a land use entitlement process managed entirely under local planning and environmental review authorities, with all approvals contingent on adherence to CEQA requirements and local subdivision regulations. Point of contact for project inquiries includes the City’s Associate Planner and Senior Planner, with submissions handled physically at the City’s Planning Division office.