Time Extension No. PA-2600075

The project authorized under PA-2200143 involves the phased filling and grading of a previously reclaimed and closed rock quarry in Tracy, California, over a five-year period for eventual agricultural use, with a total volume of approximately 5.5 million cubic yards of clean, imported fill material. The fill must comply with State of California Department of Toxic Substances Control standards and meet California Environmental Screening Levels for excavated materials, ensuring no hazardous substances are present. Daily truck traffic is expected to range between 50 and 100 trips, depending on material availability, with vehicle access limited to two existing driveways off South Tracy Boulevard. The site is not subject to a Williamson Act contract, which allows for greater flexibility in land use planning. The current approval for this project is scheduled to expire on April 1, 2026, prompting the need for a time extension to complete the work as planned. The time extension application, designated as PA-2600075, has been posted by San Joaquin County with a forecast date of July 30, 2026, and is managed by Associate Planner Jessica Leal, who can be contacted at jleal@sjgov.org or 209-468-3140. The property owner, Yadwinder Singh, is also listed as a point of contact with the email yad.singh2023@gmail.com and phone number 408-210-3938. The project’s documentation and updates are available through the CEQA Net portal linked in the data. The extension is necessary to ensure full completion of the earthwork phases, which are critical to preparing the land for agricultural development under the terms of the original approval, and will allow additional time to coordinate logistics, regulatory compliance, and material sourcing without jeopardizing environmental or operational standards.