OXNARD : City OKs 235-Unit Housing Project
The Oxnard City Council voted after a public hearing Tuesday to approve plans for a 235-home residential development in the northeast end of the city.
The Village of Santa Rosa and Village of San Nicolas developments, proposed by the Standard Pacific Corp. of Westlake Village, would contain 193 single-family houses and 42 townhouses.
The development would be near Rose Avenue and Colonia Road.
About 23 homes, 10% of the total, would be priced so low-income families could afford them.
Barbara Macri-Ortiz of the Channel Counties Legal Services Assn. asked during an Oxnard Planning Commission hearing on the project last month that 15% of the homes be made affordable to low-income residents, but her request was denied.
No members of the public attended Tuesday’s public meeting, and no written opposition to the development was submitted to the City Council.
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