2480 & 2740 Hecker Pass Road Subdivision (AS 23-19 & TM 23-03)

2480 & 2740 Hecker Pass Road Subdivision (AS 23-19 & TM 23-03)

The City of Gilroy (City) has received a development application from Mana Camden Fund, LLC (applicant) to demolish a single-family home, barn, and accessory structures and a Tentative Map to create 116 single-family lots on 24 acres in the Hecker Pass Special Use zoning district (proposed project). The Architectural/Site Review (AS 23-19) and Tentative Map (TM 23-03) application includes a total of 116 single-family residential lots with 24 of those units being low-income designated units. To accommodate these new residential lots, the applicant proposes to demolish all existing structures on the site. The 116 proposed residential units would be accessed by internal roadways accessed off of Lone Oak Court (eastern half) and 3rd Street (western half). Parking would be provided with garage/covered parking (2 spaces per unit) and driveway parking (2 spaces per unit) for a total of 464 parking spaces. The application includes a total of six floor plans with three facades types (Ranch, Traditional and Farmhouse) for each floor plan option made up of stucco and siding with composition roof tile. Proposed building heights would be a maximum of 25-feet and would range in size from 1,589 square feet to 2,311 square feet in floor space.

Gilroy

Santa Clara

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Residential (Units 116, Acres 24), Transportation:Local Road (Internal residential roadways)

Site Plan, Land Division (Subdivision, etc.)

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