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Council approves Parkbridge East rezone for 41‑lot subdivision in South Natomas
Summary
The City Council approved the Parkbridge East rezone (P24024), allowing rezoning of a 4.87‑acre South Natomas site to enable a 41‑lot residential subdivision and associated PUD amendments. Planning staff and the Planning and Design Commission recommended approval; no public comment was received at the hearing.
The Sacramento City Council voted unanimously to approve P24024, the Parkbridge East rezone, which will rezone a 4.87‑acre site in South Natomas to allow a 41‑lot residential subdivision and related Planned Unit Development (PUD) amendments.
Why it matters: The rezone modifies the Parkbridge PUD schematic plan to create a new residential village (Village 5) and updates development standards to accommodate a new housing product. The project includes a tentative subdivision map for 41 residential lots and associated common areas; no house plans were proposed with the entitlement.
What staff said Associate planner Jose Quintanilla presented the item and described the requests: rezoning from OB PUD and AOS PUD to R1A PUD; an amendment to the Parkbridge PUD schematic plan; updates to development guidelines; a tentative map to create 41 residential lots and design deviations for nonstandard street sections. Quintanilla told council the Planning and Design Commission recommended approval on March 27, 2025.
Public comment and council action There was no public comment on the item. Councilmember Talamantes opened and closed the public hearing and a motion to approve the entitlements was made, seconded and carried with all present voting in favor. The record does not show the motion/second as captured in the transcript by name; the formal vote was recorded as unanimous among members present.
Next steps The approvals allow the applicant to proceed with final engineering and future permit submittals required to construct the subdivision and subsequent individual homes. Staff and the applicant remain available for follow‑up questions on project design and required conditions of approval.
Ending The rezone passed with no public opposition at the council hearing and with a planning commission recommendation of approval.
