Projects that are located
eAst
of Highway 70
(Updated 10-9-09)
This is a brief description of the applications
staff currently has received and their status. These four projects are
located east of Highway 70.
Magnolia Ranch Specific Plan:
This project would be a new specific plan area and is located at
the southwest corner of Ostrom Road and South Beale Road. The 1,028 site is
proposed to have a mixture of commercial, light industrial, and
residential uses. Status: The application for this project is in
the initial stages of processing. The applicant has agreed to have
their project processed concurrently with the General Plan update.
Contact: Dan Cucchi, Planning
Woodbury Specific Plan:
This would be a new specific plan area and is located to the
south of the East Linda Specific plan and to the east of the
intersection of Highway 65 & 70. The 1,600 acre project includes 6,300
dwelling units ranging from low to high density, 180 acres of commercial
and business professional land which includes a town center with mixed
uses at its core and a power center adjacent to the highway and future
Parkway. Status: The applicant is considering revisions to the
scope of the project. The project is currently on hold pending a
decision. Contact: Dan Cucchi, Planning
Chippewa III:
Chippewa III is located on the southeastern corner of the Woodbury
project, approximately 1/3 mile north of the
Hale Road
alignment. The project proposed as a Planned Unit Development would
provide for 1,398 units on 368 gross acres. Land use would be vested by
9 single-family residential villages and 1 multi-family village.
Additional land uses include public open space and a school site.
Status: The project is in the early
stages of processing, but currently ON-HOLD pending the submittal of
initial environmental studies.
Contact: Dan Cucchi, Planning
Ostrom Road Quarry:
A
Conditional Use Permit (CUP) application that proposes to develop a
sand and gravel quarry on an approximately 315-acre site zoned
Agricultural Exclusive (AE-80) off of Ostrom Road located in southern Yuba
County. That application proposes two
new off-channel mines that would be mined in separate phases over a
period of 20 years, processing operations that include an asphalt
batch plant, and a reclamation plan that would return the project
site to agricultural and grazing land after the mining activities
are completed. Annual production levels project the extraction of
350,000 cubic yards of sand and gravel annually. Status:
The
DEIR (Volume I) and the
Appendices (Volume II) have been
released and are available for review and comment. The review
period commenced on June 16, 2008 and ended July 30, 2008.
There was a hearing before the Planning Commission for public
comment on July 16. The Planning
Department expects the FEIR to be released in late Summer of 2009, and
a
public hearing on the FEIR and project should be to the Planning
Commission in the Fall of 2009
Contact: Kevin Perkins, Planning