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Kingsburg planning commission approves Crown Construction 44‑lot PUD and tentative map
Summary
The Planning Commission approved an initial study and mitigated negative declaration and adopted resolutions approving a 44‑lot planned unit development and tentative subdivision map (Tract 6499) by Crown Construction on 15.03 acres in North Kingsburg; commissioners noted design controls and a small neighborhood park, while residents raised concerns about growth, schools and wells.
The Kingsburg Planning Commission on Nov. 3 approved the environmental finding and adopted resolutions clearing the way for a 44‑lot planned unit development (PUD) and tentative subdivision map for Crown Construction on a 15.03‑acre site between Cam and Klepper avenues.
Community Development Director Holly Owen told the commission the staff recommendation was to approve the Initial Study and Mitigated Negative Declaration (MND) with a mitigation monitoring program, and to adopt Resolution 2025‑04 approving the PUD and Resolution 2025‑05 approving Tentative Subdivision Tract Map No. 6499, subject to the conditions attached to the resolutions. Owen said the project would include about 0.4 acres for a neighborhood park and three outlets offered for dedication—two for open space and one reserved for a potential future city well site.
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