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Commission recommends general plan land‑use changes for 61.9‑acre Farmstead site
Summary
The Winters Planning Commission voted to recommend a general plan amendment reallocating land-use categories across the 61.9-acre Farmstead parcel, resolving a discrepancy over open-space acreage before approving the motion.
The planning commission moved to recommend the city council amend the general plan for the 61.9-acre Farmstead parcel at 29500 Russell Boulevard, reallocating acreage among low-, medium- and high-density residential, neighborhood commercial and open space.
Vice chair put the motion on the floor listing the proposed acreages for each use; commissioners discovered a discrepancy between printed materials and the underlying resolution for open space (5 acres printed vs. 13.5 acres in the original). Staff confirmed the correct existing open‑space figure is 13.5 acres and the commission adopted the resolution as clarified.
The amendment is advisory to the city council; the commission’s recommendation will accompany the other entitlements on the council docket. The motion passed by voice vote.
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