Hecker Pass Commercial Architectural and Site Review (AS 17-02)
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Summary
- SCH Number
- 2017092019
- Lead Agency
- Gilroy, City of (City of Gilroy)
- Document Title
- Hecker Pass Commercial Architectural and Site Review (AS 17-02)
- Document Type
- MND - Mitigated Negative Declaration
- Received
- Present Land Use
- fallow ag land and single fam res homesite/Hecker Pass special use district
- Document Description
- The proposed project, located on a 6-acre parcel south of Hecker Pass Highway, includes three buildings with the following proposes uses: a winery building and two mixed use buildings with restaurant/retail on the ground floor and 22 one- and two-bedroom residential units on the second floor. These 22 residential units will function as "live/work units," which is permitted by the Hecker Pass Specific Plan under the Agri-tourist commercial designation. Proposed commercial uses total 32,758 sf and are anticipated to consist of a wine tasting room, wine warehouse, and outdoor crush area; a small retail store; and several eateries (coffee, sushi, tap n taco, breakfast/lunch restaurant, upscale lunch/dinner restaurant), and a deli and wine store.
- Contact Information
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Stuart Poulter
City of Gilroy
7351 Rosanna Street
Gilroy, CA 95020
Phone : 831-649-1799 x 216
Location
- Coordinates
- 37°0'39.42"N 121°37'13.82"W
- Cities
- Gilroy
- Counties
- Santa Clara
- Cross Streets
- Hecker Pass Hwy (SR 152)/Two Oaks Lane
- Zip
- 95020
- Total Acres
- 6
- Parcel #
- 810-20-006
- State Highways
- 152
- Schools
- Solorsano MS
- Waterways
- Uvas Creek
- Township
- 11
- Range
- 3E
- Section
- 2
Notice of Completion
- Review Period Start
- Review Period End
- Development Type
- Residential (22 Units) Commercial (32,758 Sq. Ft., 6 Acres, 55 Employees)
- Local Action
- Site Plan
- Project Issues
- Aesthetic/Visual Agricultural Land Air Quality Archaeologic-Historic Biological Resources Drainage/Absorption Economics/Jobs Flood Plain/Flooding Forest Land/Fire Hazard Geologic/Seismic Minerals Noise Population/Housing Balance Public Services Recreation/Parks Schools/Universities Sewer Capacity Soil Erosion/Compaction/Grading Solid Waste Toxic/Hazardous Traffic/Circulation Vegetation Water Quality Water Supply Wetland/Riparian Growth Inducing Land Use Cumulative Effects
- Reviewing Agencies
- California Department of Parks and Recreation California Highway Patrol Caltrans, District 4 Department of Fish and Wildlife, Region 3 Department of Water Resources Native American Heritage Commission Regional Water Quality Control Board, Region 2 Resources Agency