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The West Roseville Specific Plan was adopted in 2004, and provides for a 3,162 acre mixed-use community incorporating over 8,400 residential units.
The Sierra Vista Specific Plan was adopted in 2010 and revised for the Westbrook amendments in 2012. It provides for development of a 2,064-acre mixed-use community with 8,679 residential units..
The Creekview Specific Plan was adopted in 2012 and provides for development of a 501-acre mixeduse community with 2,011 residential units.
The Regional University Specific Plan, referred to as the Plan Area, includes 1,159 acres in the unincorporated portion of southwest Placer County. The site is located south of Pleasant Grove Creek between Brewer Road and the western boundary of the City of Roseville
Other planned development in the vicinity includes the approved Placer Vineyards Specific Plan Area. This 5,230-acre Plan Area is located south of Baseline Road and extends from Walerga Road on the east to the Sutter/Placer County line on the west. The Placer Vineyards Specific Plan plans for 14,132 dwelling units and 300 acres of nonresidential uses - 274 acres of commercial uses, 919 acres of park and open space land, and 851 acres of quasi-public uses.
The Sierra Vista Specific Plan includes 2,064 acres west of Fiddyment Road, north of Baseline Road. The Plan area was annexed into the City of Roseville from unincorporated Placer County.
The Specific Plan includes 8,679 single and multi-family units, including approximately 259 acres of Commercial, 106 acres of Park, 304 acres of Open Space, 56 acres of Schools and 40 acres of Urban Reserve. At build-out, the Plan area is expected to accommodate approximately 20,045 residents and provide 9,000 jobs.
The project is located in southwestern Placer County and contains approximately 5,230 acres. Development includes a mixed-use planned community including 14,132 residential units, 274 acres of commercial uses, 919 acres of park and open space land, and 851 acres of quasi-public uses (i.e. public facilities/services, schools, roadways, religious facilities)
Sutter Point Project 17,500 New Homes
Sutter Pointe coming soon 17,500 residential units
on Highway 99 & Riego Road (Baseline Road)
Sutter Pointe includes approximately 7,500 acres of land located in the southeast portion of Sutter County, within the 9,500-acre IndustrialCommercial Reserve designated in Sutter County’s General Plan (see Exhibit 1.1). The Plan area is located primarily on agricultural land. Existing land uses are agricultural, composed mostly of rice fields, and industrial, including a 50-acre Sysco Corporation warehousing and distribution center and a Holt Tractor Manufacturing facility (see Exhibit 1.2). Surrounding existing and planned developments include Sacramento International Airport, Metro Airpark, and the Greenbriar Specific Plan to the southwest, the Placer Vineyards Specific Plan and Rio Linda/Elverta Specific Plan to the east, and the Natomas Joint Vision development area to the south.
The Specific Plan area is generally bounded by Natomas Road on the east, the Sacramento-Sutter County line on the south, and, at its westernmost point, Power Line Road; the northern boundary is approximately 4 miles north of the SacramentoSutter County line. State Route (SR) 99/70 divides the southern portion of the Specific Plan area. Pleasant Grove Creek Canal and the Natomas East Main Drainage Canal form the eastern boundary of the project site.
Sutter Pointe Specific Plan creates a community with a heavy emphasis on jobs featuring approximately 3,600 acres of commercial and industrial employment uses, 2,900 acres for new homes, and 1,000 acres of parks, recreation, open space, and community facilities to accommodate the new population.
RESIDENTIAL UNITS Table 10.4 tracks the provision of residential units in development projects as approved. The Sutter Pointe Specific Plan calls for a maximum of 17,500 residential units as shown in Table 3.4. The table below shows the number of residential units planned in the Specific Plan and in the Lakeside project.
Placer Ranch University
Roseville coming soon
The 301-acre university site is sized to accommodate over 3-million square feet of space for classrooms, offices, and other spaces needed for the university's operations. The site is sized to accommodate 30,000 students (up to 25,000 SSPC students and 5,000 Sierra College students.
Source: Placer County
Placer One’s first phase of development, known as Phase 1A, includes seven neighborhoods with 769 single-family detached home lots ranging in size from 4,500 square feet to 9,500 square feet. Current Phase 1A construction activity includes clearing and grading of 193 acres from east of Woodcreek Oaks Blvd. to west of Fiddyment Road north of the City of Roseville. Completion of grading activity is expected by the end of 2022, but specific timing is difficult to predict given weather uncertainty. Underground infrastructure and topside improvements, including curbs, gutters, roads and streetlights are planned to be implemented in 2023. Timing of home construction is dependent on market conditions but it’s expected to begin at the end of 2023 or early in 2024.
Source: Placer One
Located one mile west of Highway 65 in the southern portion of the Sunset Area Plan and abutting the City of Roseville to the south, Placer One covers 2,213 acres, including 300 acres donated to California State University, Sacramento for development of the Sacramento State Placer Center in collaboration with Sierra College. Placer One includes approximately 5,600 single-family, high-density and age-restricted residential units; approximately 5 million square feet of commercial and retail uses; two schools; approximately 334 acres of park and recreation facilities; and right-of-way for three miles of the Placer Parkway that will connect Highway 65 to Highway 99..
Regional University Plan
Roseville coming soon
The site is located south of Pleasant Grove Creek between Brewer Road and the western boundary of the City of Roseville, as shown below.
The University is planned to accommodate approximately 6,000 students (FTE), with 800 professors and staff, offering both undergraduate and graduate degrees.
The Community is mixed- use, with a variety of residential, commercial, employment, open space, parks and public uses
600-acre University and a 562-acre Community.
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