Albert Lopez
Planning Director
Planning

Current Development Projects


Pending Projects

The review process for all development applications includes an analysis of the proposal and public notification. The Current Planning Division, reviews development projects, conducts environmental review of projects, and administers the Zoning Ordinance. Current planning projects include residential, industrial and commercial projects that are currently being reviewed for conformance with local, state and federal requirements.

  • Arroyo Lago Residential Project - PLN2022-00193 - Vesting Tentative Tract Map (TR-8423) subdivision of a 26.6 acre parcel into 194 residential lots with infrastructure needed to serve the development including roads, sewer, domestic water and storm drain. 3030 Mohr Avenue, Pleasanton; Side: North; Distance: .3 miles; Direction: east of cross street: Valley Street, unincorporated area of Pleasanton; Assessor's Parcel Number: 946-4634-1. Also: 946-1250-006-04; 946-1350-003-12; 946-1350-003-10 for utilities. The parcel designated for housing is in the East County Area Plan as "MDR" (Medium Density Residential") and Zoning District of "A" Agricultural. An Environmental Impact Report is being prepared per the requirements of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA)

    June 8, 2023 Scoping Meeting
    Video Powerpoint slideshow presentation

    **The NOTICE OF PREPARATION COMMENT PERIOD is extended to Friday June 23, 2023 at 5:00 p.m.**

  • Fa YunChan Buddhist Center - 7825 Crow Canyon Road, Castro Valley
    PLN2021-00064
    DAHLIN GROUP, CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT, SITE DEVELOPMENT REVIEW, REZONING, BOUNDARY ADJUSTMENT
    ~ application to develop the site for worship facilities, including the conversion of existing residence into staff dorms, construction of Buddha statues, trail systems, construction of five (5) new buildings, and other site improvements, in the C1, R1-L-BE-CSU-RV, and "A" Districts, located at 7825 Crow Canyon Road, east side, 500 feet south of Norris Canyon Road, Castro Valley area of unincorporated Alameda County, with 13 separate Assessor's Parcel Numbers: 085-4060-001-09, 085-5000-001-01, 085-4050-001-5, 085-4050-001-08, 085-4050-002-00, 085-4050-001-04, 085-4050-004, 085-4050-003, 085-4055-004, 085-4055-005, 085-4055-006, 085-4055-007, and 085-4050-010-002.
  • Creston Development - 19241 Center Street, Castro Valley
    PLN2022-00183
    VESTING TENTATIVE TRACT MAP, TR-8655
    ~ application to subdivide four (4) parcels into 9 residential lots, with access off Center Street, in the R-1-CSU-RV District, located at 19241 Center Street, 125 feet north of Edwards Lane, Castro Valley area of unincorporated Alameda County, With Assessor's Parcel Numbers: 084C-0697-010-04, 084C-0697-011-06, 084C-0697-011-07, and 084C-0697-011-09; the approximate size of the project site is 87,501 square feet, or 2 acres.

Ongoing Land Use Projects

The following is a listing of major projects that have been approved by the County and are subject to ongoing review to ensure their compliance with conditions of approval imposed by the decision making body approving their application.

  • Surface Mining Permits:
    • The Neighborhood Preservation and Sustainability Department manages the review and permitting of new and existing surface mines i Alameda County. Click here for information on surface mining permits, reclamation plans, proposed amendments, and environmenta documents.
    • Eliot Quarry (SMP-23) Reclamation Plan Amendment Project
  • Wind Turbine Projects
    • The Planning Department reviews Conditional Use Permits and environmental review documents (prepared pursuant to the California Environmental Quality Act - CEQA) for wind energy development in the Altamont Pass Wind Resource Area (APWRA). The Department also manages a Technical Advisory Committee that reviews reports and polices for protection of avian and bat species in the APWRA. Click here for more information.