Builder’s Remedy permits have been filed for a large suburban development at 1125 Fitzgerald Avenue in San Martin, Santa Clara County. The application aims to create over six hundred homes on farmland on the outskirts of Gilroy. Lucky Day Ranch is listed as the current property owner.
The developer has filed to produce 638 single-family homes across three separate applications. Prices will range from 554 units of market-rate homes to 84 units of deed-restricted lower-income homes.
Lucky Day Ranch is listed as the property owner, and it is represented by the Santa Clara-based Gillmor & Associates. The sprawling property is spread across several parcels extending around Fitzgerald Street, Turlock Avenue, and Santa Teresa Boulevard.
Future residents will be around half an hour away from the Gilroy and San Martin Caltrain Station by bus. San Martin is just 15 minutes away for future residents by bicycle. The estimated cost and timeline for construction have yet to be shared.
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Gross! Another blatant misuse, if not illegal use of builder’s remedy.
Greenfield sprawl like this suck. More traffic, more pollution, and more open space/farmland wiped out. Is this really what YIMBYs want?
Extremely unfortunate that we can not focus our development in current city limits as infill to make our cities more vibrant. Keep our beautiful rural areas from being destroyed by suburban sprawl which simply magnifies all our problems – lack of public transportation, increased energy use, ultimately climate change which can not be reversed.