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Tracy Council approves Tracy Hills Commerce Center after months of public debate
Summary
The City Council approved a specific‑plan amendment, development review permit and vesting tentative subdivision map for the Tracy Hills Commerce Center, a seven‑building industrial project on roughly 97 acres in the Tracy Hills area, after hours of public comment and a 3–2 council vote on the development permits.
The Tracy City Council voted 3–2 late Tuesday to approve the Tracy Hills Commerce Center, a proposed seven‑building industrial and business park on roughly 97 acres at the southwest corner of Corral Hollow Road and the Delta Mendota Canal. The action includes a specific‑plan amendment allowing modest height variation, a development review permit for about 1.73 million square feet of industrial space and a vesting tentative subdivision map to create lots for the buildings and related infrastructure.
The project applicant, Steve Arthur, partner with Ridgeline Property Group, told the council the design has evolved over years of review and is intended to attract a mix of industrial, advanced manufacturing and commercial uses. “I appreciate the opportunity to present the Tracy Hills Commerce Center,” Arthur said during the presentation, noting the team had reduced building sizes, removed cross‑dock…
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