Article Launched: 03/17/2005 07:15:51 AM
Vaca planners endorse two infill projects
Two infill developments that would create 45 new homes in southeastern Vacaville moved forward Tuesday.
The Vacaville Planning Commission recommended approval of the two projects, dubbed the Sterling Chateau developments. The City Council soon will see the items on its agenda.
The project would turn two sites previously earmarked for schools into extensions of the surrounding residential neighborhoods.
Travis Unified School District has agreed to swap land with developer Meritage Homes, giving the district land to build a new middle school and elementary school off Vanden Road.
In return, the developer receives slightly more than 10 acres for the homes.
Monday, April 04, 2005
Solano's Got It!
Blog Archive
-
▼
2005
(627)
-
▼
April
(55)
- Vacaville Nut Tree development to begin late May
- California has edge in scramble for biotech, Publi...
- University of the Pacific’s Eberhardt School of Bu...
- Solis Plaza, the future home of the La Cabana Rest...
- Valero Acquisition may make firm North America's l...
- Jelly Belly named 'best company tour'
- Ron Rowland, Vacaville's assistant city manager an...
- Dixon Fair promises to be at its best
- "Welcome to Fairfield" freeway sign featuring a sm...
- The State Department of Education lauds Vanden, Ro...
- Vacaville Council approves condo conversion
- Lewis Planned Communities create a new Villages a...
- Solano County Mayors delegation makes headway at U...
- Business services firms find new home in Vacaville
- Strapped for cash, Large Scale Biology borrows
- Farmers markets set for May openings
- Every city in Solano County is the most populous w...
- Genentech's Vacaville's incentives include everyth...
- Unemployment dips in Solano County to 5.5% vs. 6.8...
- AmCan Council may take first step in realigning Br...
- Vacaville's Large Scale announces possible Alzheim...
- Vallejo Exporting conference focuses on available ...
- Vallejo Conference offers tips to would-be exporters
- Solano health care facilites to receive funding in...
- Health providers reveal construction plans for new...
- Vacaville Council to discuss future commuter trans...
- 1,029 homes were sold in Solano County in March
- City of Fairfield discusses economic development
- Vallejo Chamber Exporting conference focuses on av...
- Bay Area less in love with long commutes
- Rent prices down slightly in Solano
- The Downtown Dixon Business Association has endors...
- Dixon City Hall eyeing expansion
- Travis AFB off-base housing need growing
- Freeway frontage sites fast disappearing in Solano
- Another 120 electricity-generating wind turbines w...
- The world's largest maker of cocoa and chocolate p...
- Genentech rakes in first-quarter profit
- City of Fairfield to take a look at economic future
- Alza invests another $100 million in Vacaville site
- Mixed-use development means developing Fairfield c...
- Solano County gets involved in downtown land swap
- NorthBay Hospital eyes $10.8 million expansion
- First statewide effort to fend off any military ba...
- The 615th Contingency Response Wing opening and op...
- Solano County Government Center in preparation for...
- Dixon Chamber of commerce endorses Dixon Downs
- By May 16, Mills must submit preliminary master pl...
- City of Fairfield approves land deal with Solano C...
- Vaca planners endorse two infill housing projects
- Article Last Updated: Sunday, Apr 03, 2005 - 11:04...
- Plans under review for a 9,000-square-foot retail ...
- Officials discuss ways to build a better Solano Co...
- 5.4 percent of Solano employees driving over 90 mi...
- Magna’s plans for City of Dixon state-of-the-art r...
-
▼
April
(55)