Pending Housing Projects
The following residential projects have been submitted to the City of San Ramon for review.
SB 330, adopted in 2019, resulted in a number of significant amendments to California’s housing laws, in particular the Housing Accountability Act. In addition to streamlining the public review process, the Housing Accountability Act establishes certain restrictions on the City’s discretion to deny or reduce the density of housing development projects that are consistent with adopted objective development standards.
In an effort to provide additional project feedback early in the process, City staff is posting new housing projects, once received, to this webpage.
As a follow up to this website posting, staff will schedule a Study Session with the Planning Commission that will allow the project Applicant to introduce their project. This Study Session is not intended to be a technical review, but rather an opportunity for early feedback to the applicant and staff. Anyone wishing to provide comments on the listed projects may email City staff at housing@sanramon.ca.gov or provide public comment at the Study Session.
Please Note: The information provided on this webpage represents the basic application materials received by the City and has not been review for application completeness, technical compliance with development standards or compliance with the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA).
The following are current residential development applications under review by the City. Click on the links below to access the project description, initial plans and additional information. Please note: the applicant may revise the plans as part of the subsequent review process.
| 1. Bishop Ranch 12 Residential Development |
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Project Application: PHD 2025-0003, DP 2025-0002; AR 0205-0005, MJ 2025-0001, TRP 2025-0003, and ENVR 2025-0005; filed on June 3, 2025
Location: Bishop Ranch 12 at 2 Annabel Ln.
(APN: A portion of 213-131-001)
General Plan Designation: Downtown Mixed Use-North (DMU-N)
Zoning: Downtown Mixed Use-North (DMU-N)
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| Planning Commission Study Session |
June 17, 2025 |
| Application Completeness Determination |
TBD |
| Consistency Determination |
TBD |
| View Consistency Determination Letter |
TBD |
| Environmental Review Document(s) |
TBD |
| 2. Bishop Ranch 8 Residential Development |
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Project Application: PHD 2025-0002, DP 2025-0001; DA 2025-0002; MJ 2025-0002; MUP 2025-0010; AR 2025-0006; ENVR 2025-0004; TRP 2025-0004 filed on June 3, 2025
Location: Bishop Ranch 8 at 3000, 4000, 5000 Executive Parkway
(APNs 213-133-067; -068; -069)
General Plan Designation: Downtown Mixed Use-North (DMU-N)
Zoning: Downtown Mixed Use-North (DMU-N)
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| Planning Commission Study Session |
June 17, 2025 |
| Application Completeness Determination |
TBD |
| Consistency Determination |
TBD |
| View Consistency Determination Letter |
TBD |
| Environmental Review Document(s) |
TBD |
| 3. The Orchards (formerly Chevron Park) |
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Project Application: PHD 2025-0004; filed on June 24, 2025.
MJ 2024-0004, DP 2024-0006, DP 2024-0008, DA 2024-0001, AR 2024-0013, TRP 2024-0009, and ENVR 2025-0003; filed on November 21, 2024
Location: 6001 Bollinger Canyon Road
(APN: 213-120-008)
General Plan Designation: Downtown Mixed Use-South (DMU-S)
Zoning: Downtown Mixed Use-South (DMU-S)
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| Planning Commission Study Session |
July 15, 2025 |
| Application Completeness Determination |
TBD |
| Consistency Determination |
TBD |
| View Consistency Letter Determination |
TBD |
| Environmental Review Document(s) |
TBD |
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4. Toll Brothers Townhome Project
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Project Application: PHD 2025-0001 filed on March 7, 2025
Location: 500 Bollinger Canyon Lane (APNs: 213-621-013
& 213-621-009)
General Plan Designation: Medium-High Density Residential
Zoning: High Density Residential (RH)
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| Planning Commission Study Session |
Not Applicable |
| Application Completeness Determination |
Not Applicable |
| Consistency Determination |
Not Applicable |
| View Consistency Determination Letter |
Not Applicable |
General Plan and Zoning Ordinance
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In the State of California, every incorporated city has a General Plan: an outline of how the City wants to mature over time. Within the General Plan, every parcel of land within the city is designated for a specific type of land use with guiding and implementation policies.
Land Use is one of the Elements of a City’s General Plan that works in concert with the others: Housing, Circulation, Conservation, Open Space, Noise, Environmental Justice, Safety, Parks and Recreation and Air Quality. Click here to view the San Ramon General Plan and policies.
Zoning Ordinance regulations implement the General Plan land use designations and outline the allowable uses and the development standards for each type of land use. Click here to view the Zoning Ordinance.
Please email housing@sanramon.ca.gov for questions regarding this process, or the pending housing projects.