Rancho Calera
Residential
Rancho Calera is planned as a community of up to 2,042 residential units within the 561-acre planning area. The residential areas are composed of multiple residential neighborhoods of varying lot sizes, mixed with numerous recreational amenities. An elementary school and the minor community park are located near the center of the community to provide good accessibility.
The neighborhoods will be identifiable as distinct residential areas with their own individual character. Many neighborhoods will have parks that add identity and activity areas for the residents.
The neighborhoods will provide a mix of lot types that will accommodate a wide range of housing objectives, buyer needs, and income levels. The residential neighborhoods will consist of a variety of single-family housing types and multifamily attached homes. These neighborhoods will be linked to the minor community park, the Rancho Calera Riverwalk, and other parks by a network of bike routes, pedestrian sidewalks, and promenades.
Additional residential units are planned for a high-density area and the commercial/residential mixed-use overlay area in the service commercial area. The high-density housing in these areas may consist of apartments, townhomes, and condominiums.
Residential Land Use Designations
Residential land use designations within Rancho Calera include Low Density Residential (RC-LDR), Medium Density Residential (RC-MDR), and High Density Residential (RC-HDR). These land uses are described below.
The Rancho Calera Specific Plan contains land use designations and density ranges that apply only to this planning area within the City. Residential units to be constructed within these designations may consist of:
- Apartments—Leased dwelling units with one or more shared walls within a building, each of which shares common access inside the building. Apartments are generally considered multifamily housing.
- Condominiums—Separately owned dwelling units with one or more shared walls within a building, each of which shares common access inside the building. Condominiums are generally considered multifamily housing.
- Duets—Separately owned dwelling units with a common wall separating one from another separately owned dwelling unit, each of which has a separate outside entrance. Duets are typically considered attached single-family housing.
- Single Family Homes—Free-standing dwelling units on separate legal lots.
- Townhomes—Separately owned dwelling units with one or more shared walls within multi-story buildings, each of which has a separate outside entrance. Townhomes are typically considered multi-family housing.
LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL (RC-LDR)
The Low-Density Residential land use designation within Rancho Calera is for low density single-family detached housing. Low Density Residential neighborhoods will accommodate approximately 1,008 single-family detached homes.
MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENTIAL (RC-MDR)
The Medium Density Residential land use designation within Rancho Calera may include such products as single-family housing, townhomes, and duets. Medium Density neighborhoods will accommodate approximately 814 units.
HIGH -DENSITY RESIDENTIAL (RC-HDR)
The High-Density Residential land use designation within Rancho Calera is for multiple family housing such as condominiums, apartments, and townhomes. The high-density residential area will include a maximum of 200 units.
For more details, download the Rancho Calera Specific Plan.
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