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Placer County development committee approves consent agenda including Homewood subdivision and three improvement plans
Summary
On March 4 the Placer County Development Review Committee approved the consent agenda unanimously (3–0), advancing a Homewood subdivision proposal and three improvement‑plan items — Winchester Phase 6A, Placer Vineyards park improvements, and Creekview Ranch mass grading — to the next steps in county review.
The Placer County Development Review Committee on March 4 approved the consent agenda by unanimous vote, moving several land‑use and improvement projects forward for Planning Commission review or staff action. The motion to approve the consent agenda was recorded as Alexander/DiPietro and carried 3–0.
Consent Agenda Item B.ii described the Shane Property Vesting Tentative Subdivision Map, Minor Use Permit and Design Site Review (PLN24-00361). Applicant Robert Wood of Millennium Planning and Engineering represented property owner Mathew Shane. The proposal would create ten lots on West Lake Boulevard in Homewood (APN 097-140-005-000): eight townhome lots (listed sizes ~1,073–1,104 sq ft), one single‑family residential lot (about 2,480 sq ft) and one common area lot (36,823 sq ft). The residential buildout described in the materials would include one detached 4,498‑sq‑ft single‑family home and eight 2,078‑sq‑ft townhomes; staff listed Heather Beckman as the project planner.
The committee also approved three improvement plans on the consent agenda: Winchester Phase 6A Improvement Plans (a 25‑lot subdivision in the Winchester subdivision within the Meadow Vista Community Plan area), Placer Vineyards Property 1A Phase 5 Lot 12 park improvement (an approximately 5‑acre private park within the Placer Vineyards Specific Plan area), and Creekview Ranch Mass Grading Phase 3 Improvement Plans (approximately 30 acres of mass grading to prepare future Creekview Ranch Villages 4A and 4B). Nicholas Capuchino was listed as staff for the improvement‑plan items.
No public comment or extended committee discussion was recorded on these items at the March 4 meeting. The committee announced its next meeting for March 18, 2026, and adjourned at 10:02 a.m.
Materials filed with the record include project locations, APNs, and staff assignments for follow‑up; the March 4 transcript does not record conditions of approval or specific scheduling dates for Planning Commission hearings for the listed items.
