Environmental/Other Projects

The California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) requires public agencies to document and consider potential environmental effects of any agency actions that meet the CEQA definition of a "project": 

  • an action with the potential for direct or indirect physical changes in the environment, and
  • includes the agency's direct activities and activities involving public agency approvals or funding.

 

Guidelines for an agency's implementation of CEQA are found in the "CEQA Guidelines" (Title 14, Chapter 3, California Code of Regulations). If a project is not exempt from CEQA, the agency evaluates the potential environmental effects with an initial study to:

  • determine if the project would involve significant environmental effects, and
  • describe feasible mitigation measures to avoid significant effects or reduce effects to less than a significant level. 

 

If the initial study does not identify significant effects or identifies mitigation measures to reduce all significant effects to a less than significant level, the agency may prepare a Negative Declaration. 

  • If the agency does not prepare a Negative Declaration, the agency must prepare an Environmental Impact Report (EIR).
  • The agency may also decide to proceed directly with the preparation of an EIR without the preparation of an Initial Study.

 

 LeBaron Ranch (P22-0139)

 

Gospel Center Rescue Mission Homeless New Life Dormitory (P21-1188)

 

St. Joseph's Medical Center Hospital Expansion Project (P21-0958)

 

Grider Storage Annexation Project (P21-0589)

 

South Stockton Commerce Center (P20-0024)

 

Mariposa Annexation Project (P20-0805) 

 

Mariposa Phase 2 (P22-0303)

 

Sanchez-Hoggan Annexation Project (P19-0691)

 

Veterans Affairs Clinic Off-Site Improvements Project

 

Elderberry Residential Development Project (P18-0146)

 

Aspire Langston Hughes Academy/Port City Academy Use Permit Amendment

 

CarMax Auto Superstore Project (P17-0551)

 

Tuscany Cove (P17-0758)

 

Airport Way/Sperry Road Commercial Project (P17-0013)

 

Tra Vigne Development Project (P16-0025)

 

Calaveras Estates IV Residential Project (P17-0356)

 

 City of Stockton Bicycle Master Plan Update

Approved by City Council on December 5, 2017

    1. Mitigated Negative Declaration and Mitigated Monitoring Program
    2. General Plan Amendment
    3. City of Stockton Bicycle Master Plan Update

 

Thornton / Eight Mile Road - Arco Station Project (P16-0667)

Southeast corner of Eight Mile and Thornton Road. The proposed development consists of General Plan Amendment, re-zoning, amendment to Eight Mile Road Precise Road Plan, relinquishment of restricted accesses on Eight Mile and Thornton Road, Tentative Parcel Map, and Use Permit to allow proposed gasoline station and convenience store with off-sale of beer and wine.

 

Miner Avenue Precise Road Plan (P16-0560)

 

NorCal Logistics Center (P12-110)

Applicant, Arch Road L.P., proposes to further subdivide approximately 325 acres (“project site”) of its 495-acre property. The project site is comprised of two non-adjacent portions: 

  • approximately 50-acre southern portion adjacent to Arch Road, and
  • approximately 275-acre northern portion adjacent to Mariposa Road. 

Entire property zoned for development of industrial uses “as of right” within the City of Stockton. The proposed subdivision will not enlarge or change the industrial development already allowed on the property. Therefore, the project consists of simply further subdividing northern and southern portions of the project site: 

(i) approximately 50-acre southern portion located along Arch Road would be subdivided into 6 new lots; this parcel is 56 gross acres; however, 6 acres are set back for Weber Slough and will be avoided by the project, and

(ii) approximately 275-acre northern portion located along Mariposa Road would be subdivided into 15 new lots (total).

 

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