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Granite Bay MAC reviews proposal to convert golf-course lot into four homes; members press on gate, pedestrian access and trees
Summary
Placer County presented plans to convert 3.95 acres at the Granite Bay Golf Course (Lot A) into four single-family parcels with about 2.04 acres of open space; MAC members asked that the planned entry gate conform to the Granite Bay Community Plan, requested a safe walking/bike path and pressed the applicant on tree removals, for which the applicant cited in-lieu fees.
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Placer County Associate Planner Jared Peters presented the Residences at Granite Bay Golf Course Phase II project at the Granite Bay Municipal Advisory Council’s Jan. 8, 2026 meeting. The proposal seeks re-approval of a Conditional Use Permit and Planned Residential Development to convert Lot A of the Granite Bay Golf Club (SUB309/CUP16967) into four single-family parcels across 3.95 acres, leaving about 2.04 acres as open space.
MAC members focused on design and public-access details. Sandra Harris said the planned entry gate should be reassessed because it is not aligned with the Granite Bay Community Plan. Kristine Johnson requested that a safe walking and bike path be considered as part of the project. Vincent Ma asked about the number of trees planned for removal; the applicant said the exact number was uncertain and indicated they planned to pay in-lieu fees for tree removals.
Parcel sizes presented in the project description are: Parcel 1 (0.37 acres), Parcel 2 (0.47 acres), Parcel 3 (0.38 acres) and Parcel 4 (0.35 acres).
The transcript records the item as an information review; no formal vote or decision on the project is recorded in the meeting text. The council’s comments were entered into the record for the county planning process.
No additional technical details, environmental findings or mitigation measures are included in the recorded discussion. Follow-up steps, including whether the applicant will revise plans in response to MAC comments or when the county will set a hearing, are not specified in the transcript.
