Rancho Cordova approves 166-home Capital Village project, replacing 417-unit rental plan

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An architectural rendering shows the proposed farmhouse-style homes and landscaped streets of Capital Village Residences. Image: KTGY.
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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 the developer to move forward with subdivision and construction plans for nearly 28 acres at the northeast and southwest corners of the intersection.

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