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6/22/2026 9:32:25 AM
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EHD - Public
ProgramCode
2600 - Land Use Program
RECORD_ID
SU0014807
PE
2675 - EIR - NOTICE OF PREPARATION (EI)
STREET_NUMBER
14320
Direction
W
STREET_NAME
SCHULTE
STREET_TYPE
RD
City
TRACY
Zip
95377
APN
20924036
CURRENT_STATUS
Closed - Issued
QC Status
Approved
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SJGOV\gmartinez
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14320 W SCHULTE RD TRACY 95377
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General Plan Map Amendment No. PA-2200032: To amend the General Plan designation of <br /> approximately 284 acres currently designated General Agriculture(A/G)to General Industrial(I/G). <br /> Zone Reclassification No. PA-2200032: To amend the Zoning designation of the approximately 284 <br /> acres of land currently zoned General Agriculture(A-G)to General Industrial(I-G). <br /> Specific Plan No. PA-2200032: A comprehensive master plan for the overall development and build out <br /> of the International Park of Commerce Phase 2 project. <br /> Tentative Map No.PA-2400049:A Major Subdivision application to subdivide 4 lots totaling 284 acres <br /> into 15 lots ranging in size from approximately 0.43 acres to 66.55 acres. <br /> Development Agreement No. PA-2200032:A Development Agreement is being completed between the <br /> developer and San Joaquin County addressing terms for Project development, developer and County <br /> responsibilities related to the Project,provision of infrastructure,payment of fees, and related issues. <br /> The Specific Plan would provide for a wide range of land uses, including primarily manufacturing, <br /> industrial,warehouse,logistics, distribution, and storage uses. The Project proposes to construct a new <br /> industrial development with approximately 5.36 million square feet of development,as well as new <br /> water and sewer treatment facilities. In addition,the proposed Project would construct extensions to <br /> planned roadways,Promontory Parkway and Pavilion Parkway,which would be continuations from <br /> proposed development west of the site at International Park of Commerce Phase 1. Improvements and <br /> widening of West Schulte Road are also proposed. The proposed Project does not include any physical <br /> development as the proposed scope proposes to amend the General Plan and Zoning, and establish a new <br /> Specific Plan for the site; future development of the site will require additional review by the County for <br /> actions including review of Zoning Compliance applications,building permits,improvement and grading <br /> plans, and obtaining other necessary regulatory approvals. <br /> Trucks and other vehicles would access the Project area from both Interstates 580 and 205 at Mountain <br /> House/International Parkway. Mountain House Parkway,West Schulte Road,proposed Pavilion <br /> Parkway,and proposed Promontory Parkway would be designated as the main truck routes to access <br /> Project uses. Truck route intersections would be designed to accommodate the large truck and trailer <br /> turning movements. <br /> The Project also includes additional Class I bikeways along Pavilion Parkway,Promontory Parkway, and <br /> Schulte Road that would allow for increased linkages and to provide additional safety for bicyclists by <br /> separating them from motor vehicles. The proposed roadways would have separated pedestrian <br /> sidewalks along Pavilion Parkway,Promontory Parkway, and Schulte Road to provide for safe and <br /> efficient pedestrian circulation within the Specific Plan area. The proposed Project's roadway system <br /> would also facilitate the use of public transportation facilities by providing bus pull-outs and passenger <br /> shelters. <br /> Other Project features include surface parking lots, lighting, extensive landscaping,wayfinding and <br /> tenant signage, and the development of utility services required for the Project, including wells, an on- <br /> site public water treatment facility, an on-site public wastewater treatment facility,a dedicated fire <br /> system and fire storage facility, and bio-treatment and basins to provide for the treatment and storage of <br /> stormwater. <br /> Phased construction is anticipated,with Phase 1 occurring within approximately five years,while full <br /> buildout of the Project is anticipated to be completed within ten years, depending on market conditions, <br /> demand and other relevant factors. <br /> POTENTIAL ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS: The Draft EIR analyzes potentially significant <br /> impacts associated with approval and implementation of the Project. The Draft EIR evaluates the full <br /> range of environmental issues contemplated under CEQA and the CEQA Guidelines as set forth in <br /> CEQA Guidelines Appendix G. The Draft EIR provides an evaluation of the potential environmental <br />
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