The Oasis Subdivision

The Oasis Subdivision project, managed by the City of Redding, involves the creation of a tentative subdivision map for a 143-lot single-family residential development on 48.6 acres of vacant land in Redding, California. The scope of work encompasses comprehensive infrastructure improvements, including site grading, the construction of internal residential streets, sidewalks, street lighting, landscaping, and stormwater drainage facilities. Additionally, the project requires the installation of utility connections and the construction of off-site roads to establish access from Oasis Road to the north and Gold Hills Drive to the southwest, including connections across neighboring properties. Key deliverables include the dedication of a 2.1-acre park site and the establishment of trail easements, with development restrictions implemented near greenways and stream corridors. Administratively, the project is identified under application number S-2021-01590 and is led by Senior Planner David Schlegel. The project is exempt from further CEQA review under statutory exemptions, specifically CEQA Guidelines Section 15183 and PRC 21083.3, and must comply with the City of Redding Zoning Code, General Plan, and General Plan EIR mitigation measures. The project site is located at 6201 and 6251 Oasis Road, and 2333 and 2121 Gold Hills Drive. Filing and administrative fees were processed through the Shasta County Clerk, with the Notice of Exemption recorded on August 25, 2026.