Summary
2,241 new homes plus parks on 530 acres near West Lane and Morada Lane. Backers say it fills a north Stockton 'notch' with much-needed housing; opponents raised traffic, CEQA and tribal consultation concerns.
At a glance
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Last discussed Jul 7, 2026.
Impact analysis
The development agreement locks in current public facility fees for 10 years; the city receives park land worth about $4.15 million.
Future homeowners, the three developers, and the city's tax base.
Critics say existing residents bear infrastructure strain and taxpayers subsidize market-rate development.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Regular Meeting - Jul 7, 2026
2,241 new homes plus parks on 530 acres near West Lane and Morada Lane. Backers say it fills a north Stockton 'notch' with much-needed housing; opponents raised traffic, CEQA and tribal consultation concerns.
Regular Meeting - Apr 9, 2026
A 530-acre, three-developer project northeast of West Lane and Morada Lane that would add 2,241 single-family homes, five parks, and a trail network near Westwood Elementary and McNair High. It's an infill site planned for housing since the 1990s, and the City Council will make the final call on the prezoning and development agreement.
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