Planning commission continues large Copper Ridge annexation, environmental review
The commission continued the public hearing on the Copper Ridge proposal—an 83.61-acre development tied to annexation of roughly 141.85 acres and a 650-unit tentative tract—after a third-party reviewer and an outside advisor raised substantive concerns about the mitigated negative declaration; the commission voted unanimously to continue the item.
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The Planning Commission on Oct. 14 continued the public hearing and decision on the Copper Ridge project, which proposes annexation, a general-plan amendment, pre-zoning, a tentative subdivision map, a planned unit development and certification of a mitigated negative declaration (MND No. 25-73).
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