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Yosemite Lake Estates

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The Yosemite Lake Estates project is a proposed development by the City of Merced covering approximately 1,173.73 acres near the intersection of G Street and Old Lake Road. The plan integrates residential housing, neighborhood commercial space, and open space, with a conceptual yield of 4,392 residential units across ten different product types, though the total range could span from 3,351 to 7,185 units. Additionally, the project includes a 9.5-acre commercial site and 555.3 acres dedicated to parks and open space. Located near UC Merced and surrounded by agricultural and rural residential areas, the project will involve a formal application to the Merced County Local Area Formation Commission to annex the site from the county into the City of Merced. Key points of contact for the project include Planning Manager Sam Rashe, applicant Stephanie Dietz, and Principal Planner Christina Erwin.

General Info

City of Merced project developing 1,173 acres for housing, commercial space, and parks.

Agency

California → City of Merced

NAICS

237210 - Land SubdivisionView NAICS

Place of Performance

G Street, Old Lake Road, Golf Road, Merced, CA, 95340

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Merced
Contacts3 people available
OfficeN/A
Organization / Agency
California → City of Merced
Office AddressN/A
Contacts
Sam RashePlanning Manager
Stephanie DietzApplicant
Christina ErwinPrincipal Planner

Interested Companies (1)

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De Novo Planning Group
El Dorado Hills, CA

Full Description

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The Yosemite Lake Estates project (Yosemite Lake Estates or proposed project) proposes an approximately 1,173.73-acre development of housing, neighborhood commercial, and open space uses located largely at the northeastern corner of the G Street and Old Lake Road intersection. The project site is surrounded by rural residential and agricultural uses to the north, east, and west, and is proximate to UC Merced. The proposed project would include between 3,351 and 7,185 residential units at variable densities and product types, a 9.5-acre neighborhood commercial site, and 555.3 acres of open space/park. The conceptual land use plan shows a realistic yield of 4,392 residential units with ten different product types/lot sizes. Following approval of the project, the City would submit an application to the Merced County Local Area Formation Commission (LAFCo) to annex the project site from Merced County to the City of Merced.

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