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Board approves subdivision maps, rezonings and a Winding Ranch service-charge levy
Summary
At its Sept. 9 meeting the Sacramento County Board of Supervisors approved two Vineyard-area subdivision entitlements, a four-lot parcel map in Wilton, a general-plan/rezone on Auburn Boulevard and confirmed increased service charges for the Winding Ranch retail project.
The Sacramento County Board of Supervisors on Sept. 9 approved a slate of land-use actions and a service-charge confirmation for a Carmichael-area retail development.
The board voted unanimously to: adopt the tentative subdivision maps and related specific-plan amendments and rezonings for the Emerald Subdivision (PLMP2022-00105) and the Sapphire Subdivision (PLMP2020-00106), approve a rezone and four-lot tentative parcel map for the Vang property in the Wilton area (PLMP2023-00054), adopt a general-plan and community-plan amendment and rezone for 4600 Auburn Boulevard (PLMP2024-00062), and confirm the levy of increased street and safety light service charges for the Winding Ranch retail project (County Service Area No. 1, Zone 1).
Why it matters: The subdivision approvals will allow higher-density single-family development within the North Vineyard Station specific plan area and add new residential lots and infrastructure. The Vang parcel map will convert two 20-acre parcels into four roughly 5-acre parcels in the Wilton area after a rezone from AG-80 to AR-5. The Auburn Boulevard action changed a vacant 3.59-acre parcel from…
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