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Council District 1 Project Review Committee

Thu, Sep 11, 2025 · 6:00 PMFinal

Meeting details

Meeting name: Council District 1 Project Review Committee
Agenda status: Final
Meeting date/time: Thu, Sep 11, 2025 · 6:00 PM
Minutes status: Final
Location: Fresno City Hall, Second Floor Room 2165A Regular Meeting
Published minutes: Not available
eComment: Not available
Meeting video: Not available

Agenda (PDF)

Agenda 18

This agenda was structured for accessibility from the official agenda: Agenda (PDF)

- aSeptember 11, 2025, Meeting Agenda
- aDraft Minutes for July 10, 2025
- aTentative Tract Map No. 6511 (Parc West Phase II), Tentative Tract Map No. 6507 (Parc West Phase III), and Plan Amendment-Rezone Application No. P25-01637
- Tentative Tract Map Nos. 6511 and 6507, and Plan Amendment-Rezone Application No. P25-01637 were filed by Darius Assemi of Granville Homes, pertaining to approximately 234.58 total acres of property. Tract 6511 proposes to subdivide approximately 145.32 acres of property bounded by Ashlan Ave (north), Grantland Ave (east), Dakota Ave (south) and Garfield Ave (west) into a 678-lot single-family residential subdivision with a portion dedicated for a multi-family residential property, within seven (7) phases. Tract 6507 proposes to subdivide approximately 89.26 acres of property bounded by Dakota Ave (north), Grantland Ave (east), Shields Ave (south), and Garfield Ave (west) into a 525-lot single-family residential subdivision within three (3) phases. Plan Amendment-Rezone Application No. P25-01637 proposes to remove and relocate planned Class I pedestrian trails and designate the proposed North Parc West Drive roads within both tracts as Collector Streets, and rezone and designate an approximately 3.31-acre parcel for RM-1 zoning for a future multi-family residential complex. Project Manager: Robert Holt, Supervising Planner 559-621-8060 Robert.Holt@fresno.gov
- bTentative Tract No. 6423
- Vesting Tentative Tract Map No. 6423 was filed by Luke Risner of Precision Civil Engineering, Inc., on behalf of Gerald Lyles of D B O Development No. 23, pertaining to approximately 15.57 acres of property on the north side of West Shields Avenue and east side of North Polk Avenue. The applicant requests authorization to subdivide the property into an 81-lot conventional single-family residential subdivision. The subject property is currently zoned CC. The subdivision is relying on the approval of the draft West Area Neighborhoods Specific Plan, which plans for this property to change to the RS-5 zone district. Project Manager: Saul Perez, Planner II 559-621-8321 Saul.Perez@fresno.gov
- cConditional Use Permit Application No. P25-02166
- Conditional Use Permit Application No. P25-02166 was filed by Scott Vincent of The Vincent Company Architects, Inc. on behalf of the Fresno County Recovery Center and pertains to ±1.42 acres located at 101 West Clinton Avenue. The applicant proposes continued use of the church for religious services, and request authorization to convert the use of the southern church classroom as a life recovery center for persons with alcohol and drug dependency issues with patients on-site 24 hours per day. The center will house a maximum of 60 persons, who will live on-site 24 hours per day, allowing the counselors and staff to guide their guests through their life transformation journey by providing a holistic treatment approach that addresses both the physical and psychological aspects of addictive behaviors. The parcel is zoned PI (Public and Institutional). Project Manager: Steven Lieng, Planner III 559-621-8007 Steven.Lieng@fresno.gov
- Any announcements or updates will be provided by the Staff Liaison for the Council District 1 Project Review Committee.
- Unscheduled matters are items added to the agenda without the required 72-hour legal notice requirement. These items may be discussed, but official action may not be taken until legal notices are given as required by law.
- The next meeting is scheduled for October 09, 2025, at 6:00 P.M., pending availability of projects.

Agenda summary

6Sections

11Items

AGENDA APPROVAL1
CONSENT CALENDAR1
PROJECT REVIEW – NEW MATTERS6
ADMINISTRATIVE MATTERS1
UNSCHEDULED COMMUNICATIONS1
ADJOURNMENT1

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