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Manteca Subdivision Project Negotiates Community Benefit Funds

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 10
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What happened

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A proposed 147-home subdivision in north Manteca is undergoing annexation and pre-zoning before the Manteca Planning Commission on October 15. The project includes a community benefit contribution of up to $2,352,000 for city projects, in addition to a $367,000 contribution toward the Phase IV wastewater treatment plant. Homeowners in the new neighborhood will also pay an annual assessment for local firefighter and police personnel and street maintenance.

From mantecabulletin.com

Why it matters

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The negotiated fees and contributions provide significant revenue for Manteca. The increase in residential units also raises demand for essential services, such as surface water and drainage, in the region.

From mantecabulletin.com

Who's involved

  • MantecaCity where the new subdivision is being built and receiving community benefit funds
  • SinghMayor of Manteca who negotiated the community benefit contribution

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • MantecaSpeculative

    Manteca could see an increase in funding and revenue from the community benefit contributions and fees

  • South San Joaquin Irrigation DistrictSpeculative

    The South San Joaquin Irrigation District could face increased demand for surface water and drainage services

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