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Association, is the perfect opportunity to organize as people want to, with small or larger groups in their immediate neighborhood. This is a free program where people can create their own associations within their own neighborhoods. Anyone can be a part of it. And really, it's just neighbors helping neighbors. The whole idea is the city and the the people work together for the best of the city. That's all right there. I love Vacaville. I've lived here my whole life. I want to be a part of the community. The main thing that we're trying to do is make sure people understand what's happening around our area. The benefit of somebody joining a Vacaville Neighborhood Association really is it helps create a safe community within your neighborhood. This really is a way for, your communities to energize and get involved within the city of Vacaville. The value of vna is huge. There are grant programs. There are resources with the city. It's really, really helpful because sometimes we don't know how to organize. And so having help from the city like Rica and Alyssa to guide us, to offer ideas. And then there's, support, like the banners that we had made and things that give us just the, the bits and pieces that we can't do on our own. Really, this is just the city of Vacaville facilitating conversations between neighbors. It's like a really nice kind of, friendship is great. I love it. Realize they have a neighborhood. They're not just in a house on a street. They have people around them to enrich their lives. Maybe. Or just have fun with, you know? I would say join one if it already exists or become a co-chair or become a member. And help the person that's actually spearheading it, because it's just going to help the whole community. I think it's going to bring us together. I think people are going to say, I want to be a part of what you're doing. I want to help you, especially when they see the value in it. And I firmly believe that it makes our neighborhood safer. Transportation project that began in the year 2000 with this Solano Transportation Authority, and it really envisions the, reconstruction of an existing two lane roadway to a four lane parkway from State Route 12 in Suisun, through Fairfield, and then to the city of Vacaville all the way north to Interstate Route 80. There are over 20,000 daily trips that are taken along this section of the Jepson Parkway. This project creates these improvements. The construction of a center median-landscaped. On the west side, meandering pedestrian and bike trail, as well as improvements to sewer line and storm drainage, in addition to striping and lighting along the new parkway. The funding for this project comes from three sources local transportation impact fee, sewer impact fee and federal funds. Congestion and moving transportation and goods, as well as people commuting through this particular area of Solano County has always been an issue. This two lane parkway, which was Leisure Town Road being reconstructed to the four lane, has releaved an incredible amount of stress in terms of the commute as well as the congestion. I would like to thank the Public Works Engineering team, design team, as well as our construction team, our accounting staff, as well as the public for their patience during this time. What we have now is a brand new parkway that we all can be proud of.

Planning Commission Meeting

VACAVILLE PLANNING COMMISSION AGENDA Vacaville, California

December 16, 2025

City Of Vacaville Council Chambers, 650 Merchant Street 6:00 p.m.

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Full printing of the Planning Commission packet

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ROLL CALL: Chair Lightfoot Vice-Chair Wilkerson Commissioner Noel Vargas Commissioner Ashley Banta Commissioner Doug Beaumont Commissioner Joe Dingman Commissioner Bob Hampton

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PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:

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COMMUNICATIONS: Introduction of written correspondence received prior to the meeting.

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APPROVAL OF AGENDA:

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BUSINESS FROM THE FLOOR: This is the time to address the Commission with issues that are not on the agenda that are within the Commission’s subject matter jurisdiction. Maximum three minutes per speaker or group spokesperson per Government Code §54954.3(a); VMC §2.04.130.

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CONSENT CALENDAR:

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Approval of minutes – approve the minutes for the regular meeting of November 18, 2025. Pg. 1

Item 6.A Minutes of the November 18, 2025 meeting

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PUBLIC HEARING:

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ACCESSORY DWELLING UNITS (ADU) ORDINANCE Staff contact: Damiere Powell, Associate Planner (707) 449-5515 Applicant: City of Vacaville Property Owner: Citywide File No: 25-136 Requests: Amend Title 14 of the City of Vacaville Municipal Code to repeal and replace section 14.09.270.040, "Accessory Dwelling Units." Project Summary: The Community Development Department is proposing an amendment to Title 14 of the Vacaville Municipal Code (VMC). The proposed amendment would repeal and replace Section 14.09.270.040, "Accessory Dwelling Units" (ADUs), to reflect changes to 2025 State legislation regarding ADUs and incorporate minor, user-friendly formatting and organizational improvements to the structure of the ordinance. No environmental impacts have been identified as part of the proposed project, and no additional environmental review is required.

Item 7.A Accessory Dwelling Unit Ordinance

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INDEPENDENCE IN VACAVILLE PROJECT Staff Contact: Albert Enault, Senior Planner (707) 449-5364 Applicant: Todd Chambers, Lewis Planned Communities Property Owner: Century Vision Developers, LLC. and 700 Eubanks, LLC. File No: 24-088 APN: 0133-014-020 and 0133-580-010 Requests: Reaffirmation of previous environmental assessment, tentative subdivision map, and major design review requests to construct a 232-unit multi-family residential development on a vacant 18.06-acre site located at the southeast corner of Vaca Valley Parkway and Allison Parkway. Project Summary: The City of Vacaville has received a request to construct a 232-unit multi-family residential development on a vacant 18.06-acre site located at the southeast corner of Vaca Valley Parkway and Allison Parkway. The project includes five house plan models, ranging in floor area from 1,175 sq. ft. to 1,829 sq. ft., with approximately 2 acres allocated for non-residential amenities, including a clubhouse/leasing office, fitness center, outdoor pool and spa, and a park and open space area. The site plan includes 542 on-site parking spaces, featuring single-car and two-car garages, with primary and secondary access located on Vaca Valley Parkway. Pursuant to Section 15183 of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Guidelines, the project was previously analyzed under the 2015 General Plan EIR and 2023 Addendum for the Housing Element.

Item 7.B Independence in Vacaville

Additional Public Comment_Joanna Jelinski

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BUSINESS:

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EAST OF LEISURE TOWN GROWTH AREA (ELTGA) SPECIFIC PLAN ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT (EIR) NOTICE OF PREPARATION (NOP) SCOPING MEETING Staff Contact: Staff contact: Albert Enault, Senior Planner (707) 449-5364 Applicants and Property Owners: Todd Chambers (Donaldson-Ramos Property) Rich Alexander (Rayson's-Chen Property) Trece Herder (A&P Children's Investment Property) APN: 0134-290-020,0134-290-030, 0137-020-030, 0134-300-080, 0134-300-070, 0134-300-060, 0134-300-050, 0134-300-040, 0134-300-030, 0137-020-130, 0137-020-140, 0137-020-110 Requests: Solicit feedback from agencies and interested public on information to be analyzed in the ELTGA Specific Plan EIR. Project Summary: The East of Leisure Town Growth Area Specific Plan ("Project") is comprised of approximately 601 acres and is located in unincorporated Solano County immediately east of the City of Vacaville's existing City limits. The Project site is located within the City's Urban Growth Boundary (UGB) and Sphere of Influence (SOI) and comprises three separate land holdings: the Rayson's-Chen Property, the Donaldson-Ramos Property, and the A&P Children Investments Property ("Developer"). The Developer properties total approximately 508 acres and are working in conjunction to prepare a Specific Plan for the Project. The Specific Plan will identify and analyze approximately 93 acres of non-participating parcels located along Katleba Lane and Fry Road. All areas within the Project boundary are identified as Agricultural Land in the Solano County General Plan, and Urban Reserve with an Agricultural Buffer Overlay in the Vacaville General Plan. The Project site is located east of Leisure Town Road, south of Locke Paddon and north of New Alamo Creek. The Project proposes to annex 508 acres out of the 601 acres of land from Solano County into the City of Vacaville for the purpose of developing a phased, comprehensive master-planned community.

Item 8.A East of Leisure Town Growth Area (ELTGA) Specific Plan Environmental Impact Report (EIR) Notice of Preparation (NOP) Scoping Meeting

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DIRECTOR’S REPORT:

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