Batch GPA — Sites 1 through 4 Project
Manteca
Description
A batch General Plan Amendment and Rezone covering seven parcels, recommended to the City Council if adopted. Outcome not recorded.
Impact summary
Roughly 33 fewer residential units citywide in the planning math, but more land for a fire station and school near Site 2.
Applicant
- Address
- APNs 241-410-18, -19, -20, 241-260-13, 241-260-33, 218-210-26 and 223-020-28
At a glance
- Hearings
- 2
- Public comments
- 0
- Total mentions
- 2
Last vote · Planning Commission
A recommendation. The council’s outcome is not on record here.
Last discussed Aug 18, 2026.
Meeting timeline (2)
CITY COUNCIL — August 18, 2026
A general plan amendment and rezone for four parcels, with a CEQA addendum to the General Plan EIR, was set for a public hearing.
Planning Commission — June 18, 2026
City-initiated cleanup of general plan and zoning designations on seven parcels, including land near the future Tara Park school and fire station, that drew heavy resident opposition.
Related issues (4)
School capacity and development fees
Vice Mayor Lackey pressed on whether the 44-unit Wawona project would add 80-plus kids to already crowded schools. The developer said MUSD wanted the project to join a 35-year CFD costing over $1 million, which it declined, but it will pay all state-mandated school fees.
Batch GPA Sites 1 through 4 — General Plan Amendment and Rezone
Four parcels could get new land use designations and zoning, opening the door for new development. This shapes where housing and commercial growth lands in Manteca.
Yosemite Mixed Use Conversion (Batch GPA Site 5)
About 21 acres near Yosemite and Airport Way get unified Commercial Mixed Use zoning, opening the door to future commercial and residential development up to roughly 520 units.
Tara Park Elementary site and school land redesignation
Residents fear the city is shrinking the future Tara Park Elementary site and giving leftover land to a high-density apartment developer instead of returning it to the school district. Staff says the action only aligns zoning maps and any land deal was between MUSD and a private party, not the city.
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