Politics & Government

Sutter Creek Apartment Proposal Heads to Public Hearing

Residents are invited to share their thoughts on a 144-unit apartment complex proposed near Barker Road and Greenfield Avenue.

Residents of Brookfield can have their say on a large-scale apartment complex proposed for a location that's long been pegged for redevelopment.Β 

After three years, a developer is inching closer to constructing a 144-unit upscale apartment and condominium complex at Barker Road and Greenfield Avenue.

The project, titled Sutter Creek, would be built atop a 27-acre contractor yard. The land owners, Richard Walters and Kevin Thompson of BRP Holdings, LLC., initially proposed a 186-unit development in March 2010. They have since trimmed the size of the development, and the project will head to a public hearing in March.

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The proposal will be sent before residents at 7:45 p.m. Tuesday at City Hall.Β 

Over 100,000 cubic yards of fill would be shipped to the site to reclaim the quarry at the contractor yard, and the project would be constructed in three phases. Plans call for 12 condominium units, and 132 apartments. Leases for one to two bedroom units would range from $1,140 a month to $1,771 a month. One-bedroom apartments are roughly 840 square feet, and two-bedroom units would be about 1,352 square feet.

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Developers say the project will add roughly $20 million in property value to the city once all three phases are complete.


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