Otay Ranch Village 14 & Planning Areas 16 & 19
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Summary
- SCH Number
- 2016121042
- Lead Agency
- San Diego County
- Document Title
- Otay Ranch Village 14 & Planning Areas 16 & 19
- Document Type
- NOP - Notice of Preperation
- Received
- Document Description
- Note: Review Per Lead The project would consist of entitlements for a general plan amendment, specific plan, rezone and tentative map. The project is a master planned community consisting of 1,119 units with single family and estate lots, 10,000 sf of neighborhood commercial uses, a 9.7 ac. school site, 2.3 ac. fire station/sheriff site, a community village green, approximately 18 acres of public/private parks, approximately 424 acres of biological open space and 127 acres for limited development areas. The project site is generally located within the Proctor Valley, east of city of Chula Vista and south of Jamul. Primary access through this valley is the existing Proctor Valley Road, which will serve the projects neighborhoods.
- Contact Information
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Greg Mattson or Mark Slovick
San Diego County
5510 Overland Ave, Suite 310
San Diego, CA 92123
858-649-2249
Location
- Coordinates
- 32°40'20.5731"N 116°55'19.9970"W
- Cities
- Chula Vista
- Counties
- San Diego
- Cross Streets
- Proctor Valley Road
- Zip
- 91935
- Total Acres
- 1,284
- Parcel #
- various
- State Highways
- 94, 805
- Schools
- Chula Vista ES/Sweetwater HS/Grossmont HS/Jamul ES
- Waterways
- Near Otay Lakes Reservoirs
- Township
- 17S
- Range
- 1E
- Section
- VARIOU
- Other Location Info
- Jamul
Notice of Completion
- Review Period Start
- Review Period End
- Development Type
- Residential (1,119+/- Units) Commercial (10,000 Sq. Ft.) Educational (9.7 acres ES) Recreational (Parks and trails)
- Local Action
- Subdivision Rezone Site Plan Specific Plan General Plan Amendment
- Project Issues
- Cumulative Effects Landuse Growth Inducing Wildlife Wetland/Riparian Water Supply Water Quality Vegetation Traffic/Circulation Solid Waste Soil Erosion/Compaction/Grading Social Sewer Capacity Schools/Universities Recreation/Parks Public Services Population/Housing Balance Noise Minerals Job Generation Housing Geologic/Seismic Forest Land/Fire Hazard Flood Plain/Flooding Fiscal Impacts Drainage/Absorption Biological Resources Archaeologic-Historic Air Quality Agricultural Land Aesthetic/Visual
- Reviewing Agencies
- Department of Toxic Substances Control Caltrans, District 11 Native American Heritage Commission Cal Fire California Department of Parks and Recreation California Highway Patrol Department of Conservation Department of Fish and Wildlife, Region 5 Department of Housing and Community Development Office of Emergency Services, California Regional Water Quality Control Board, Region 9 Resources Agency