LOCATION
Sacramento County, CA
PROJECT SIZE
5,913± acres
DATE
Currently under Environmental Review
INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPED
Infrastructure, including backbone and in-tract improvements, will be developed in multiple phases. Anticipated infrastructure includes mass grading, regional drainage improvements, roadways, wet and dry utilities, as well as the demolition of existing structures and infrastructure.
PROPOSED LAND USES DEVELOPED
16,000 + Residential Units
1.2 million ± SF Mixed-Use
3.2 million ± SF Commercial
7 million ± SF Employment
2 million ± SF Industrial
DEVELOPMENT PHASING AND TIMING
The project includes the approval of a General Plan Amendment, Community Plan Amendment, Rezone, Master Plan, Finance Plan, and the approval of a Development Agreement. Subsequent approvals, including tentative maps, will be necessary.
EQUITY AND DEBT INVESTMENT
The project entitlements are being financed 100% through equity provided by Teichert, StoneBridge Properties’ parent company
ROLE IN PROJECT
StoneBridge Properties is the Master Developer
PROJECT OUTCOME
The project entitlements are expected to be received in 2023.
West Jackson Highway Masterplan
The West Jackson Highway Master Plan is a master planning effort designed to redevelop a mixture of existing and former aggregate mining properties as well as various residential, institutional, agricultural, and industrial properties located along State Route 16 in Sacramento. In working to obtain the project’s entitlements, StoneBridge Properties has collaborated with Sacramento County, the City of Sacramento, and an array of special districts and stakeholders on developing a comprehensive concept for how to best develop the Plan Area.
Ultimately, StoneBridge Properties envisions building out the project with a broad variety of land uses configured in a manner that exemplifies smart and efficient growth patterns. As it is implemented, this particularly unique infill project will connect the Rosemont and Vineyard communities through the provision of complete streets, transit and trail connections, and urban farming opportunities.