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Vineyard Crossing Subdivision Project

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The Vineyard Crossing Subdivision Project is a residential development initiative managed by the City of Antioch in Contra Costa County, California. Located on approximately 14.6 acres northwest of the intersection of Phillips Lane and Oakley Road, the project involves the removal of existing vineyards and trees to facilitate the subdivision of two parcels into 71 residential lots. The development will yield a total of 137 residential units, divided between a western parcel containing 45 single-family lots—including 40 accessory dwelling units (ADUs), 13 of which are deed-restricted for low-income households—and an eastern parcel consisting of 26 duplex building lots totaling 52 units. The eastern parcel is also being prepared with a vesting tentative map for potential future condominium use. Infrastructure and community amenities are integrated into the site design to support the new residential community. The western parcel will feature a recreation center with an outdoor pool, a spa area, and a children's play area, while the eastern parcel will include an activity lawn with park benches. Site access will be established through two new private streets connecting to Phillips Lane and Oakley Road, and an existing walking trail along the northern boundary will be maintained to preserve connectivity between Phillips Lane and Hickorynut Street. The project has been granted a Notice of Exemption based on CEQA Guidelines Section 15183, as it aligns with the City's General Plan. Final implementation requires City approval of a Vesting Tentative Map, Density Bonus, and Design Review.

General Info

City of Antioch project creating 137 residential units on 14.6 acres in California.

Agency

California → City of Antioch

NAICS

237210 - Land SubdivisionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Oakley Road/Phillips Lane, Antioch, CA, 94509

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Vineyard Crossing Subdivision Project Notice of Exemption

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Antioch
Contacts2 people available
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California → City of Antioch
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Nathan TinclairAssociate Planner

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The Vineyard Crossing Subdivision Project (proposed project) would include the removal of the existing vineyards and on-site trees from the project site, and subdivision of the site into 71 residential lots, with 45 single-family residential lots on the western parcel and 26 duplex building lots on the eastern parcel. Of the 45 lots on the western parcel, 40 would include accessory dwelling units (ADUs), 13 of which would be deed-restricted and available to low-income households. The 26 lots on the eastern parcel would consist of duplex buildings with a total of 52 units; a vesting tentative map is being prepared for potential future condominium purposes. The proposed project would include an overall total of 137 residential units, with 45 single-family units and 40 ADUs in the western parcel and 52 residential units in the eastern parcel of the project site. Amenities located in the western parcel of the project site would include a recreation center with an outdoor pool and spa area, as well as a children’s play area. Amenities located in the eastern parcel of the project site would include an activity lawn area with park benches. The existing walking trail located along the northern boundary of the project site that connects Phillips Lane to the east and Hickorynut Street to the west would be maintained during project construction. Primary site access would be provided by two new private streets off Phillips Lane and Oakley Road which would connect to internal streets throughout the project site. The proposed project would require City approval of a Vesting Tentative Map, Density Bonus, and Design Review.

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