Private Land Development

The Town has received a Housing Development application proposing a 19-lot subdivision of the 103-acre Elworthy East property which is located at the terminus of Borica Drive and Como Way. The project applicant is Bates Stringer Martin Hills Ranch LLC. Access to the site is proposed as an extension from the end of Como Way.

The application includes a rezoning request to rezone the property from A-4; Agricultural Preserve District to a P-1; Planned Unit Development District. It also includes a 19-lot Major Subdivision request, and a Development Plan application for the architectural review of the proposed 19 new residences.

The Town has not yet received the architectural plans. These plans will be provided on this site when the Town receives them.

The Town is requiring that an Environmental Impact Report be prepared to study the potential environmental impacts associated with this proposal. Additional information will be mailed and posted on this site when it becomes available.

The Town is in the early stages of reviewing this application. Any public hearings regarding this application would likely be in the spring of 2025.

For questions regarding this application, you may contact David Crompton, Chief of Planning, at dcrompton@danville.ca.gov or (925) 314-3349.

Vesting Tentative Map

Landscape Plans

The Town received a Preliminary Housing Development application (DEV24-0009) for a 105 unit assisted living facility with an Alzheimer’s unit on the site located at 828 Diablo Road. The developer is O&I Development LLC, part of Oakmont Management Group, managers of Oakmont Senior Living and Ivy Living Facilities.

This application seeks approval of a 9 percent Density Bonus pursuant to the State Density Bonus Law (SDBL). Based on the site’s General Plan land use designation, the maximum unit count for the site would be 95 units. The proposed 9 percent density bonus results in a maximum unit count of 105. Under the SDBL, a development that is age restricted to seniors qualifies the project for proposed 9 percent density bonus.

Public Comment Period August 22-September 4

We are currently in the early stages of reviewing this application. Your comments and/or recommendations will be taken into consideration during our review and are requested prior to September 4, 2024. Please provide comments to Riley Anderson-Barrett, Associate Planner, at (925) 314-3314, randersonbarrett@danville.ca.gov or by mail at Town of Danville, 500 La Gonda Way, Danville, CA 94526.

Preliminary Plans

Updated August 22, 2024

A Planned Unit Development – Rezoning (PUD 24-0001), Major Subdivision application (SD 9666) and Development Plan application (DEV24-0002) have been submitted by Hakam and Simrat Misson. These requests would rezone the property from P-1; Planned Unit Development District to a new P-1; Planned Unit Development District, subdivide the site into 18 single family lots (with each new residence including an accessory dwelling unit), and provide architectural design guidelines for the development of the residences on each lot. The 19.44-acre site is located at 2570 Camino Tassajara and 45 Sherburne Hills Road. The project will require review and approval through a public hearing process from the Design Review Board, Planning Commission, and Town Council.

Public Review Period August 16-September 16

A 30-day Notice of Preparation (NOP) public review period will begin on August 16, 2024, and end on September 16, 2024. During this time period, people are encouraged to provide comments regarding the scope and content of the Draft EIR, a document which addresses potential environmental issues and mitigation measures.

The Town will hold a Public Scoping Meeting to: (1) inform the public and interested agencies about the proposed project; and (2) solicit public comment on the scope of the environmental issues to be addressed in the Draft EIR as well as the range of alternatives to be evaluated. The meeting will be held on Tuesday, September 10, 2024, during the Town of Danville’s regularly scheduled Planning Commission Meeting starting at 5:00 p.m.

Please provide comments to Riley Anderson-Barrett, Associate Planner, at (925) 314-3314, randersonbarrett@danville.ca.gov or by mail at Town of Danville, 500 La Gonda Way, Danville, CA 94526.

Evergreen Ranch NOP
Tentative Map
Evergreen Ranch Estates Guidelines

Updated August 16, 2024

A preliminary housing development application (DEV23-0016) has been submitted by 425 EP Investments LLC for a 4-story multifamily senior housing condominium. The proposed development would include approximately 100 units spread across three main stories, a partial penthouse level, and select units in the garage/basement. The subject 3.17-acre site was redesignated to Residential-Multifamily, allowing 30-35 units per acre as part of the Town's 2023-2031 Housing Element adoption process in January 2023.

101923 Project Plans

Updated Plan - November 2024

Update November 8, 2024

Public Hearing Administrative Staff Report and Resolution for November 12,2024

Update October 30, 2024

Public Hearing Notice
Planning Commission regular meeting date November 12, 2024 - Planning Commission Public Hearing Notice

Traffic Impact Analysis and Stormwater Control Plan Report

Project Renderings

Applicant Statement and State Density Bonus Law Request Outline

Update September 10, 2024

Below is a link to additional three-dimensional architectural drawings of the proposed development. These plans help to better understand the project siting and architecture.

091024 - Three-Dimensional Architectural Drawings

Update August 15, 2024

On August 15, 2024, 425 EP Investments LLC submitted updated project plans to the Design Review Board to reflect recent modifications.

081524 Project Plans

Update August 8, 2024

In preparation for the August 15, 2024 Design Review Board meeting, the applicant has submitted revised architectural plans. The revisions include pulling back the fourth floor units on the rear elevations to reduce the mass as viewed from the north. The new patio areas include vegetation to help screen that portion of the buildings.

01-240718 - Entitlement Package DWG Revision

Update June 19, 2024

On June 13, 2024, the development plan request for 425 El Pintado Road went to the Design Review Board for consideration of the 99-unit age restricted senior condominium development. Following review the submitted plans, the Design Review Board continued the item to a future meeting with the request for some modifications.

061324 - DRB Updated Project Plans

Update March 14, 2024

On March 14, 2024, 425 EP Investments LLC submitted updated project plans to reflect feedback received on the preliminary application.

031424 - Updated Project Plans

A development plan application has been submitted by Trumark Homes. The proposed subdivision includes the seven-acre Borel property located at 3020 Fostoria Way. The project includes 170 residential units. A total of 46 units would be for-rent apartments, and 124 units would be for-sale townhomes. All 46 units would be restricted to rent to qualifying low-income households. All the buildings would be three stories, with a maximum height of 40 feet.

Project Plans 09.29.23

Update October 26, 2023

The project was taken to the October 26 Design Review Board meeting for review and to provide preliminary feedback to the applicant on the proposed architectural and landscape design for the project. The project will return to the Design Review Board at a future date for formal review and action.

Update November 30, 2023

The project returned to the Design Review Board for formal review and approval. Trumark Homes has submitted a revised subdivision and development plan application for the seven-acre Borel property located at 3020 Fostoria Way. The project includes 170 residential units. A total of 46 units would be for-rent apartments, and 124 units would be for-sale townhomes. All 46 units would be restricted to rent to qualifying low-income households. All the buildings would be three stories, with a maximum height of 40 feet.

Update January 23, 2024

Following the Design Review Board meetings, the development project was considered by the Planning Commission on January 23, 2024. The Planning Commission approved the request to subdivide the seven-acre parcel to allow for a 167-unit multi-family development. The project will include 124 for-sale townhouse units and 43 for-rent apartment units, with conditional approvals.

Updated Project Plans 12.22.23

Update July 1, 2024

Trumark Homes has received approval of a demolition and grading permit and is expected to commence construction activities in July 2024. The initial phase will include removal of trees and rough grading. This will be followed by the installation of subdivision improvements such as water, sewer, drainage, and roadways. Building construction is expected to begin in spring 2025.

On May 10, 2022, the Danville Planning Commission reviewed and approved this development proposal for a new two-story mixed-use building. Once complete, it will feature 37 condominium units on the second floor, commercial retail space on the first floor (street level) and a subterranean garage.

Because of the excavation necessary to build the underground garage, the redwood trees along the Hartz Avenue street frontage will be removed. While the redwood trees located along the creek are planned to be retained, the drought has caused many of the redwoods to deteriorate to a point that may necessitate removal to protect surrounding properties.

The analyses of the development proposal, along with all key documents, can be found in the Document Library located on this project page.

July 1, 2024 UPDATE

Construction of this development is progressing and most of the framing and wall construction is complete. Construction of the 4,000 square foot commercial building area along the Hartz Avenue frontage is also under construction. The builder is hoping to complete the building by late 2024 or early 2025.

March 02, 2023 UPDATE

The project developer has submitted a grading permit application for 600 Hartz Avenue. Grading preparation of the site will begin on March 5, 2023, including demolition of the remainder of the building and tree stumps, preparing the site, and mobilizing equipment. Excavation and grading are scheduled to start on March 15, 2023, and last approximately one month.

The off-haul route will turn left from the site onto Hartz Avenue to San Ramon Valley Boulevard. Trucks will be frequently entering and exiting the site -- and motorists, cyclists, and pedestrians should use caution when traveling through the area and be mindful of posted construction signage and traffic control personnel present at the site.

October 27, 2022 UPDATE

The project developer has submitted a Demolition Permit to clear the project site beginning November 7, 2022. Once the site has been cleared, construction is expected to begin in winter 2023, weather permitting.

Excavation required to construct the basement parking preclude the ability to work around many of the redwood trees on the property. Therefore, demolition will involve tree removal, including redwood trees along Hartz Avenue. The developer will be mitigating this loss by planting trees offsite within Town parks or open space. This would be in addition to the landscaping on the project site. Further, the removed trees will be salvaged by a family-owned demolition company that specializes in repurposing and recycling lumber.

May 10, 2022 UPDATE

Danville Planning Commission reviewed and approved a proposal to construct a new 51,290 square foot two-story mixed-use building on a 1.19 -acre site. The proposed development includes 37 residential condominium units totaling 46,680 square feet, and 3,920 square feet of commercial retail space along the Hartz Avenue frontage. The proposed project includes a 31,360 square foot subterranean parking garage.

The Planning Commission’s approval followed an in-depth process that included an initial joint study session with the Danville Town Council in late 2020 and two detailed reviews by the Design Review Board (DRB) in 2022 to ensure the new building integrated with the existing fabric of the community.

October 28, 2021

Town received a planning application to develop a mixed-use building consisting of residential units (second floor) and commercial (first floor) at the site of the current FAZ Restaurant (1.19 acres).

The proposed project consists of the development of two separate parcels totaling 1.88 acres. The property owner is GMMR LLC, and the applicant is Diamond Construction Inc. The Development Plan would provide for the approval of a Condominium Map allowing for the subdivision of the site into 57 condominium lots, project architecture, site design, and landscape design. A Tree Removal permit (TR22-0039) is also required to allow for the removal of nine Town-protected trees.

This application seeks approval of a 20 percent Density Bonus pursuant to the State Density Bonus Law (SDBL). Based on the site’s General Plan land use designation, the maximum units count for the site would be 47 units. The proposed 20 percent density bonus results in a maximum unit count of 57. Under the SDBL, a development that is age restricted to seniors qualifies the project for the 20 percent density bonus.

Draft EIR

Notice of Availability and Public Review Period

Final EIR (Response to Comments)

Project Plans