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9.2 - Presentation City Manager Update

Mountain House City Council
May 14, 2025

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9.2 - Presentation City Manager Update
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May 14, 2025
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City Manager Update
May 14, 2025
1 • Council Member Disko inquired about vague
sponsorship options for the Veterans Liberty Garden.
- Limit of 3 sponsorships per enhanced feature
recommended.
• Question on mobilization costs: Staff plans to align
construction with Central Park Phase 2 to reduce costs
and improve efficiency.

Community Concerns & Responses
Follow updates:
mountainhouseca.gov/
PublicFollowUp
Development Activity
– Residential
Design Reviews Approved:
• Neighborhoods J & K: Lennar, Taylor Morrison,
Century, Richmond, Rurka
• H2-H3: New Home Co.

In Review:
• B7: Richmond, Woodside
• B9–B11: Tracts under planning, map review, or
architectural revisions
3 Infrastructure & Civil
Improvements • Civil or grading plans in progress or
approved for:A5, A7, B1, B4, B6–B11,

F, H, I, J, K
• De Anza Blvd and College Park
landscaping plans approved
• Utility and streetlight reviews ongoing
in most active neighborhoods
4 Commercial &
Community Development
• Mountain House Shopping Center: Final County steps
underway
• Tulip Kids: Building permit expected late May
• Wicklund Crossing: Permit expected late May
• Mustang Square: Underground complete, vertical
underway
• Singh Center: Full entitlement application under
review
5 Key Infrastructure
Projects
• Fire Station: Completion expected June 2025
• Grant Line Road: Phase 5 and signal improvements
underway
• Central Parkway Bridge: Open to public, punch list items pending
• Traffic Signals: Plans approved for Central Parkway
intersections
• Railroad Crossings: Awaiting state utility commission approval
6 Future Neighborhoods
Development
• Lakepoint, Lakeview, Palm Lake &
Town Center
• Over 4,600 authorized units remain
• Projected completion timelines into
2027
7 Public Works
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Utilities & Water • Wastewater Surveillance: COVID
-19
levels declining as of May 1
• Wicklund Cut Pump Station failure:

BBID using temporary power; long-
term joint project with City under
funding review
• New monitoring well drilled for
groundwater tracking
8 Transportation
Planning • Traffic Calming Manual approved April 23;
pilot project intake launched
• Daylighting Law outreach completed in
partnership with schools
• Unmet Transit Needs RFP issued; $950K LTF
allocation secured
• Measure K: Six urgent city projects submitted
for funding review
9 Town Center &
Residential Updates
• Town Center: Aviara and Vida Apartments nearing
full completion
• Active construction in A5–A7, B1–B3, B6–B11,

C/D, G, H, I, J, K
• First move-ins for Neighborhood J expected May
2025
• Multiple neighborhoods progressing toward
2025–2027 completion timelines
10 New City Staff & Promotion
11 Aliah Peralta
Office Assistant II
Tarrina Bordes
Office Assistant II
Kandice Banda
Accounting Technician
Upcoming Events – Music in the Park this Saturday!
12 Questions?
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