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Vallejo planning commission backs 51‑home Vista Cove subdivision, recommends CEQA clearance to council
Summary
The commission voted 4–2 to recommend that City Council adopt a subsequent mitigated negative declaration and approve a tentative map for the 51‑unit Vista Cove subdivision, while adding conditions including a deed restriction to preserve 9.7 acres of open space and staff review of a public‑works condition.
The Vallejo Planning Commission voted to recommend that City Council approve the Vista Cove subdivision, a proposed 51‑unit detached single‑family development on a 20.13‑acre site in Glen Cove. The commission also recommended that the council adopt a subsequent mitigated negative declaration under CEQA and the associated mitigation monitoring and reporting program.
The commission’s action follows presentations from planning staff and the applicant, public comment from neighbors and detailed technical testimony on drainage, biological resources and public safety. Chair (speaker 3) moved the resolution recommending CEQA clearance and approval of the tentative map; after amendments to Condition C‑19 to allow staff and public works to work with the applicant and an added deed restriction to permanently prevent development of the identified open space (Parcel A), the motion passed 4–2.
Planning staff described the project as a planned development that would subdivide two vacant parcels into 57 lots, 51 of…
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