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Vacaville planners recommend Harvest Ridge subdivision with condition to change driveway design on Burgundy Street
Summary
The Vacaville Planning Commission voted Jan. 20 to forward a recommendation to City Council for the Harvest Ridge Subdivision — a 9.91‑acre, 134‑lot single‑family project — approving most entitlements while requiring 18‑foot driveways along Burgundy Street and directing staff and the developer to work on interior driveway safety and implementation details.
The Vacaville Planning Commission on Jan. 20 recommended that City Council approve a general plan and zoning map amendment and a tentative subdivision map for the Harvest Ridge project, a 9.91‑acre site at Leisure Town Road and Redstone Parkway intended to create 134 single‑family lots.
Planning staff presented the project as a change from residential high density to residential medium density that would yield a density of 13.52 units per acre and produce 134 lots, with seven parcels reserved for common open space. The application included a general plan map amendment, a zoning map amendment, an airport‑compatibility review and a tentative map.
Staff told the commission it could support most requested deviations but strongly opposed one: a proposal to reduce the front building setback (and the related sight‑distance triangle) from the municipal standard to a five‑foot…
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