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The Orchards (Formerly Chevron Park)

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Rendering of homes at The Orchards Rendering of homes and businesses at The Orchards
Above: Illustrative Orchards streetscapes

 Overview

On September 28, 2022, Sunset Development announced the purchase of Chevron’s 92-acre, 1.3-million-square-foot “Chevron Park” campus in Bishop Ranch off Bollinger Canyon Road.

Several public study sessions were held on the potential redevelopment of the property in 2022 and 2023 (see below for additional details).

On December 12, 2023, the San Ramon City Council approved the General Plan 2040 Update, which includes the re-zone of the Chevron Park property ("The Orchards").

The specifics of the General Plan 2040 Update and rezoning approvals can be found here.

On November 21, 2024, Sunset Development Company submitted formal applications for The Orchards redevelopment project. The applications were deemed complete on March 26, 2025 for processing and now moves the Project into the next phase of project analysis and public review. There will be multiple opportunities for Public Comment throughout the public review process.

The first public meetings to review the formal applications will take place at these upcoming Architectural Review Board Meetings:

Architectural Review Board Meetings take place at the City Hall Training Room (7000 Bollinger Canyon Road). Additional details are available under "Upcoming Meetings" below.

Future public meetings with the Planning Commission and City Council will be scheduled around late summer 2025.

 Current Status

On November 21, 2024, Sunset Development Company submitted formal applications for the Orchards Development Project located at 6001 Bollinger Canyon Road (formerly the Chevron Corporation Office Park). The applications were deemed complete on March 26, 2025. The Project is currently being analyzed in relation to local and state standards including the General Plan, Zoning Ordinance, California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), etc. Public review will take place as part of this next phase with public hearings to be scheduled around late summer 2025.

The Applicant has filed the following applications for the Orchards Project:

  • General Plan Amendment
  • Zoning Ordinance Text Amendment
  • Development Agreement
  • Development Plan
  • Major Subdivision
  • Architectural Review
  • Tree Removal Permit

The project consists of three Districts with a total of 2,510 residential units:

  • Mixed-Use District
  • Multi-Family District
  • Neighborhood District

The project description identifies a General Plan and Zoning Ordinance Text Amendment to eliminate the Sitewide Floor Area Ratio Development Standard, and subdivision of the existing 92-acre site into 191 lots to create the three Districts.

The proposed vesting tentative map and development plan applications would allow for the development of the Neighborhood District which consists of 230 single-family homes, 138 attached multi-family townhomes, and 58 optional accessory dwelling units (ADUs), along with associated site and landscape improvements within this District.

The vesting tentative map, which would allow the property to be subdivided into individual lots for sale, and development plans for the remaining two Districts—the Mixed-Use and Multi-Family Districts—will be submitted as a future application.

The full project area is 92 acres consisting of three Districts, and includes the integration of a centralized park, recreational amenities, a minimum of 125,000 square feet of new retail/commercial/entertainment uses, and a variety of residential units (including single-family homes, townhomes, stacked flats, vertical mixed-use and multi-family apartments) which would be developed over the next 20 years.

Proposed map of the Orchards

> View Design Guidelines (November 2024) and Proposed Project Plans (Jan 2025) - included in the agenda packet for the May 1 Architectural Review Board Meeting (large file, may take some time to load)

 Previous Meetings

Information and materials from previous meetings can be viewed at the following links:

Planning Commission Study Session
December 6, 2022

City Council Meeting: Chevron Park Redevelopment Presentation
January 24, 2023

Planning Commission Special Meeting: Chevron Park Redevelopment Workshop
January 31, 2023

Planning Commission Meeting: Chevron Park Redevelopment Workshop #2
March 7, 2023

Joint Economic Development Advisory Committee / Housing Advisory Committee Special Meeting: Chevron Park Redevelopment Study Session
March 8, 2023

Planning Commission Meeting: Chevron Park Redevelopment Study Session
April 13, 2023

Planning Commission Meeting: Chevron Park Redevelopment Study Session
July 18, 2023

 Upcoming Meetings

The first public meetings to review the formal applications will take place at these upcoming Architectural Review Board Meetings:

Architectural Review Board Meetings take place at the City Hall Training Room (7000 Bollinger Canyon Road).

Future public meetings with the Planning Commission and City Council will be scheduled around late summer 2025.

The agendas with full details will be posted 72 hours ahead of each meeting at sanramon.ca.gov/meeting

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 Environmental Review 

More information will be provided after the applications are deemed complete.

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 Contact Us 

If you have any specific question regarding the proposed project, review process, or timing, please contact Cindy Yee, Senior Planner at cyee@sanramon.ca.gov or (925) 973-2560. Please be aware that all emails to this address are a matter of public record.