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Kramer Commons subdivision extension and housing supply

Hollister

Summary

A long-planned 4.27-unit-per-acre subdivision on North Chappell Road got its final two-year extension. Some commissioners worried the market-rate, affordable-by-design project does little for the 40% of residents who are low-income, but others called it exactly the missing-middle infill Hollister needs.

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Last discussed Apr 23, 2026.

Impact analysis

💰Financial impact

Each lot pays roughly $2,500 toward San Felipe Road improvements, and the developer will pay traffic and sewer impact fees that have climbed sharply since 2021.

✅Who benefits

Future homebuyers seeking smaller, more affordable lots, plus the city's park and road-improvement plans.

⚠️Who could be affected

None identified, though some commissioners argued it falls short of the community's affordable housing need.

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