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Planning commission approves 126‑unit condominium map, development plan and 18‑unit density transfer in Olson Chandler Ranch

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The El Paso de Robles City Planning Commission on April 8 approved a vesting tentative tract map, a development plan and an 18‑unit density transfer that together allow a 126‑unit condominium project in Planning Area 2 of the Olson Chandler Ranch specific plan to proceed.

The El Paso de Robles City Planning Commission on April 8 approved a vesting tentative tract map, a development plan and an 18‑unit density transfer that together allow a 126‑unit condominium project in Planning Area 2 of the Olson Chandler Ranch specific plan to proceed toward final mapping and building permits.

The commission voted 6‑0 to adopt three draft resolutions: approval of vesting tentative tract map VTTM 3227, approval of development plan PD 2501, and authorization of a density transfer of 18 units from Planning Area 10 to Planning Area 2. Darcy Delgado, associate planner, told the commission the specific plan (adopted by resolution in 2020) entitles the overall plan area to 1,293 residential units and explicitly allows density transfers between planning areas so long as the total remains unchanged. “This is a request to establish a 126‑unit condominium map within planning area 2 of the Olson South Chandler Ranch specific plan,” Delgado said during staff presentation.

Why it matters: The action allows the developer to increase multifamily density in PA 2 via an inter‑area transfer, while staff concluded no new environmental review under CEQA is required because an EIR was prepared for the Olson Chandler Ranch specific plan. The approvals advance a project that the developer describes as workforce housing for sale and that will be governed by a homeowners association and site‑specific conditions of approval enforced by city staff.

What the commission approved and why: Staff and the applicant presented VTTM 3227 and PD 2501, explaining the new condominium map increases the area’s condominium allocation from the 108 units shown on the previously approved tract map to 126 units through an 18‑unit density transfer. Delgado said the specific plan allocates 1,293 total residential units across the plan area and noted a prior transfer in 2022 that moved 13 units to another planning area. The…

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