Three separate projects that could add 82 homes on the south side of Woodward Avenue between Woodward Park and Atherton Drive are before the Manteca Planning Commission on Tuesday.
A development agreement is being considered for Lundbom Estates on five acres that is being proposed for 18 homes as well as a park and storm basin site. The project is at 1380 E. Woodward Ave.
A prezone, annexation, and a tentative subdivision map to divide 6.34 acres into 24 single family lots at 9308 E. Woodward Ave. is also before the commission. The project is known as Diego Country Estates
Another five acres at 9202 E. Woodward Ave. is up for a prezone, annexation, and planned development agreement to turn five acres into 40 homes. The subdivision is being dubbed Winters Colonial Estates.
The three projects will represent three of the four large parcels facing Woodward Avenue between Pillsbury Road and a point just east of Adora Drive that serves as the main entrance to the Tesoro neighborhood now being developed. The corner lot at Pillsbury Road and Woodward Avenue is not among them.
The commission meets at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Civic Center, 1001 W. Center St.
A development agreement is being considered for Lundbom Estates on five acres that is being proposed for 18 homes as well as a park and storm basin site. The project is at 1380 E. Woodward Ave.
A prezone, annexation, and a tentative subdivision map to divide 6.34 acres into 24 single family lots at 9308 E. Woodward Ave. is also before the commission. The project is known as Diego Country Estates
Another five acres at 9202 E. Woodward Ave. is up for a prezone, annexation, and planned development agreement to turn five acres into 40 homes. The subdivision is being dubbed Winters Colonial Estates.
The three projects will represent three of the four large parcels facing Woodward Avenue between Pillsbury Road and a point just east of Adora Drive that serves as the main entrance to the Tesoro neighborhood now being developed. The corner lot at Pillsbury Road and Woodward Avenue is not among them.
The commission meets at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Civic Center, 1001 W. Center St.
