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This Award Notice opportunity from California was posted on August 15, 2025. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Tower District Specific Plan Update

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2025050309State & Local

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The City of Fresno is undertaking the Tower District Specific Plan Update, solicitation number 2025050309, to modernize the 1991 Specific Plan and its associated Design Standards and Guidelines. This project provides strategic guidance for the approximately 1,869-acre district, focusing on land use, built environment, landscape character, public open space, community facilities, and transportation. Key objectives include balancing neighborhood conservation and historic preservation with contemporary needs such as housing affordability, expanded recreational opportunities, and roadway calming. Specific land use changes include re-designating portions of Blackstone Avenue to corridor/center mixed-use, Shields Avenue to neighborhood mixed-use, and expanding the Apartment House Overlay along Olive Avenue. The project is governed by the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) and must remain consistent with the City of Fresno General Plan. A comprehensive Environmental Impact Report (EIR) was developed to analyze potential impacts on air quality, biological resources, greenhouse gases, noise, and cultural resources. The City has issued a Notice of Determination confirming the adoption of mitigation measures and a Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program to address these effects, including specific protections for special-status species like the Western mastiff bat. Administrative oversight is managed by Planning Manager Sophia Pagoulatos, with LSA Associates serving as the consulting firm.

General Info

City of Fresno updates Tower District Specific Plan for land use and CEQA compliance.

Place of Performance

Several Including - Blackstone Avenue, Olive Avenue, Palm Avenue, Van Ness Avenue, Shields Ave, Fresno, CA, 93728

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LSA AssociatesEmeryville, CA

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The proposed project would update the 1991 Tower District Specific Plan (1991 Specific Plan) to respond to both continuing and new issues in the Tower District. Recent decades have led to greater emphasis on housing availability and affordability, expanding recreational opportunities, and calming auto-oriented roadways. At the same time, the Specific Plan Update maintains the guiding principles from the 1991 Specific Plan and continues the focus on neighborhood character, walkability, and historic resources. The intent of the proposed project is to provide strategic and comprehensive guidance for making decisions regarding the Tower District’s built environment and landscape character, land use and activities, public open space, community facilities, transportation, and other forms of infrastructure within the Specific Plan Area. The Specific Plan Update establishes a shared set of goals, objectives, policies, and implementing actions for both neighborhood conservation and the future growth and change of the Specific Plan Area. The Specific Plan Update also aids in implementing the broader goals and policies for the City of Fresno outlined in the General Plan in a manner that can better meet the needs of the District. This update is intended to streamline development within the Specific Plan Area by updating the Specific Plan’s environmental analysis pursuant to CEQA requirements, and by providing a current regulatory framework and applicable mitigation measures. The proposed project would also implement land use changes that would maintain and enhance the character-defining elements associated with the Tower District while allowing for future growth. The Specific Plan Update would promote more mixed-use development along commercial corridors by re-designating a portion of Blackstone Avenue from neighborhood mixed use to corridor/center mixed-use and by re-designating a portion of Shields Avenue from office to neighborhood mixed-use areas, specifically on Blackstone Avenue and Shields Avenue. The Specific Plan Update would also expand the Apartment House (AH) Overlay zoning designation along Olive Avenue, from North Fruit Avenue to North Echo Avenue, and allow medium low density residential uses at Terrace Gardens, Porter Tract, and Wilson Island.

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