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Westbrook Amendment to the Sierra Vista Specific Plan

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The Westbrook Amendment to the Sierra Vista Specific Plan, managed by the City of Roseville in California, outlines the development of 216 units across two Medium-Density Residential villages on the northern 28.7 acres of the project site. Additionally, the plan modifies neighboring villages CO-20 and CO-21, resulting in a net increase of four lots and bringing the total new units created by the project to 220. The southern 11.3 acres of the site are designated to remain as open space. This forecast project is coordinated through key personnel including Senior Planner Sean Morales of the City of Roseville, along with land and project management representatives from JM Homes and Raney Management. The performance of the project is centered in Roseville, California, within the 95747 zip code.

General Info

Roseville project developing 220 residential units across 28.7 acres with open space.

Agency

California → City of Roseville

NAICS

237210 - Land SubdivisionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Vista Grande Boulevard, Santucci Boulevard, Roseville, CA, 95747

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NONE

Documents

(3)

Chan Property NOP_SCH

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Chan Property NOC_SCH

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Chan Property Summary Form_SCH

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PostedSep 1

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Roseville

Contacts3 people available

OfficeN/A

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California → City of Roseville

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Contacts

Ryan BiziewskiLand Manager

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+1 (555) 000-0000

Nick PappaniVice President

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Sean MoralesSenior Planner

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Interested Companies (1)

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Raney Planning and Management

Sacramento, CA

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The proposed project would generally include the development of 216 units within two Medium-Density Residential villages on the northern 28.7 acres of the project site. The project also involves modifications to the neighboring villages to the east. Village CO-20 is proposed to increase from 94 to 100 units and Village CO-21 is proposed to decrease from 193 to 191 units, which increases the total units of the adjacent villages by four lots (from 287 to 291 units). The new and modified villages would amount to 220 total new units created with the proposed project. The southern 11.3 acres of the project site would remain as open space.

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