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Verdemont Heights TTM20707

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The City of San Bernardino is seeking approval to subdivide a 107.7-acre project site made up of six parcels into 105 single-family lots, with individual lot sizes ranging from 10,000 to 24,891 square feet. The proposed development, known as Verdemont Heights – TTM20707, is positioned to transform the existing land use into a residential subdivision while adhering to local zoning and planning regulations. The project is currently in the forecast phase with a posted date of July 22, 2026, indicating it is in the preliminary planning stages and not yet under active solicitation for construction or procurement. Primary oversight is managed by Chantel Choice, Senior Planner, who can be reached at choice_ch@sbcity.org or 909-998-2303, with Jon Siemsen, Project Manager, available at jsiemsen@sbcglobal.net or 909-949-1400 for additional inquiries. The project’s place of performance is clearly defined as San Bernardino, California, with a zip code of 92407, and further details are accessible through the California Environmental Quality Act network via the provided URL. No set-aside classification or NAICS code has been assigned, and the request is being handled internally by the city’s planning department without public bidding at this stage.

General Info

San Bernardino to subdivide 107.7 acres into 105 single-family lots, planned for 2026.

Agency

California → City of San Bernardino

NAICS

237210 - Land SubdivisionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Little League Drive And Verdemont Drive, San Bernardino, CA, 92407

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NONE

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PostedJul 22

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AgencyCalifornia → City of San Bernardino

Contacts2 people available

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California → City of San Bernardino

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Chantel ChoiceSenior Planner

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Jon SiemsenProject Manager

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A request to allow the subdivision of a project site comprised of six (6) parcels containing a total of approximately 107.7 acres into one hundred and five (105) single-family lots ranging in size from 10,000 to 24,891 square feet.

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