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FIRE SAFE
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WATER NEUTRAL
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SMART VILLAGE
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The new Lilac Hills Ranch
First to meet county guidelines for New Villages, the highest development standard.The local fire department has approved the community’s fire protection plan.
New development team implementing all county recommendations.
New homes for working families ranging from the $300,000s to the $600,000s and located near the I-15 along the North County growth corridor for easy commuting.
Adds more than three dozen new features and community benefits, including:
- New K-8 school
- New or expanded fire station and millions of dollars for fire equipment and services to improve coverage throughout North County
- More than two dozen road and intersection improvements to enhance safety and ease traffic
- Solar panels on every home, electric vehicle charging stations in every garage and reduced water use to protect our environment
An Answer to Our Housing Crisis
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The region is suffering from an acute shortage of housing, which highly impacts our workforce and middle-income population. This has the young leaving San Diego, has its seniors with no place to go and our work force scrambling to pay ever-higher rental costs. The answer is to build more housing, where it belongs, at a price most people can afford. Located near the I-15 along the North County growth corridor and anchored by the county's first carbon-neutral Village, the new Lilac Hills Ranch is ideally situated for working families who commute to jobs in North County, Escondido and San Diego.
Sixty thousand of them drive down Interstate 15 every day from Riverside County because they can’t afford a home in San Diego County, and many of them drive right past the new Lilac Hills Ranch. Developers in Riverside are targeting San Diego homebuyers and more of them will move to Riverside, generating more traffic and air pollution and reducing our tax base, if we do not build homes for working families. With homes starting in the $300,000s, the new Lilac Hills Ranch will make a significant contribution to attainable housing supply and help address our region’s growing housing crisis. The project is consistent with the principles, goals, and policies of the County’s General Plan. |