Rancho Cordova has approved plans for 166 single-family homes on vacant land near International Drive and Kilgore Road, replacing an earlier approved plan that called for 417 apartments and rental townhomes on a smaller property. The City Council approved the revised Capital Village Residences project Monday, Oct. 19, allowing
Rancho Cordova has approved up to $330,000 in incentives for a clean-energy technology company to expand its local workforce, while the company’s founder says he wants to establish a large manufacturing facility in the city. The City Council approved the incentive Monday, Oct. 19, for Kora Power,
A developer is asking Sacramento planners to let it tear down a vacant Arden Way bank that the City Council declined to make a landmark and build Shake Shack and Pollo Campero drive-throughs there.
An Encino-based developer has submitted plans for a 132-unit apartment complex at Poker Lane and Antelope North Road in Antelope, with all but one apartment reserved for low- and very low-income households.
A neighborhood group is asking the Roseville City Council to overturn approval of a shopping center with a 24-hour gas station and three drive-throughs, arguing the city has not adequately studied how the development would affect nearby homes. The council will hear the appeal Wednesday, Oct. 21. The
The Roseville City Council on Oct. 7 approved plans for a city-run recycling and garbage transfer center on farmland at the city's northwest edge, which its utilities director called a backup in case the regional plant that handles Roseville's trash falls short of state rules.
The developer of Dorado Oaks, a subdivision of about 380 homes proposed in Diamond Springs, will present the project to a community advisory committee Thursday, Oct. 15, five years after a draft environmental review examined competing designs for its main Highway 49 connection.
The El Dorado County Planning Commission on Thursday denied a permit for a 1,194-unit self-storage complex in the El Dorado Hills Business Park, rejecting its staff's recommendation after a majority of commissioners said the land should be reserved for businesses that create jobs.
Sacramento County supervisors showed little appetite Oct. 6 for raising the fee homebuilders pay to support affordable housing, even after staff found the charge has not kept pace with the cost of subsidizing affordable homes and a county-commissioned study concluded that homes now being built could absorb a modest
The farmland south of Kammerer Road has been part of Elk Grove’s expansion plans since 2018. Now a company tied to Newport Beach-based developer Integral Communities is seeking Elk Grove’s approval of a land-use plan for about 3,500 homes there. The development would require annexation
Rancho Cordova is considering public support that city staff estimate could total about $185 million over 35 years for a privately developed arena district. The agreement spelling out the city’s financial commitments is still being negotiated. The Planning Commission voted 7-0 on Sept. 30 to recommend that the
Tiny homes on wheels could become a legal place to live year-round in unincorporated Sacramento County under a proposal that cleared the Planning Commission on Monday, Sept. 28. The commission voted 3-1 to recommend allowing the homes in designated residential and agricultural areas. Commissioner Joseph Devlin cast the
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