Napa costco opening date

Heavy equipment can be seen at work at the Napa Pipe site.

It was a quick finish for a year effort to start substantial construction at a rusting lower Napa River landmark of the valley's industrial yesteryear, creating a bustling acre mixed-use development. In just 40 minutes on Tuesday, the Napa City Council unanimously approved details that complete the transfer of the Napa Pipe project at Kaiser Road on the eastern riverbank from county oversight to the city. In the past month, county and city decisionmakers had hashed out annexation and land-use issues, so this meeting involved updating city general plans and zoning designations to match recent project marketability tweaks. Developers of the project plan to start infrastructure construction in the first half of this year, allowing the Costco store to open roughly two years from now and the first homes to be ready for sale by the end of next year, according to Tom Marshall, executive vice president for development at Catellus Development Corp. Four years ago and two years after Costco became a notable anchor for the project, Napa Redevelopment Partners brought in Oakland-based Catellus to analyze how to move the endeavor into construction. Catellus took the county-approved project design guidelines to several homebuilders in the region about the feasibility of constructing the project.

Napa costco opening date

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An artist rendering of what an entrance to RiverSound formerly known as Napa Pipe could look like. The south Napa redevelopment project has been years in the making. A sign for the planned Napa Costco, indicating the warehouse store's application to the state to sell alcoholic beverages, has been posted on Kaiser Road in south Napa. Napa Pipe developer Keith Rogal leads a tour of the property in September The former industrial site, once home to a Kaiser Steel plant, is being targeted for a planned community to include homes and a Costco. Costco has taken another key step toward opening its long-awaited Napa warehouse store. At the same time, the entire Napa Pipe redevelopment has a brand-new name. The Costco Wholesale Corp. Costco declined to provide more details. Napa Redevelopment Partners remains the owner-developer of the Napa Pipe project.

Napa costco opening date

For the first time, a Costco sign has been spotted at the future Napa Pipe. Here's a look at the start of construction of this huge development. A printed sign, 12 by 24 inches, is the latest clue that plans to open a Costco in Napa continue to move forward, if slowly. A sign for the planned Napa Costco, indicating the warehouse store's application to the state to sell alcoholic beverages, has been posted on Kaiser Road in south Napa. Your story lives in the Napa Valley.

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Costco fans in Napa County can apparently look forward to Southwest Napa residents are continuing to resist general plan changes that could increase housing density near Foster Road in the next two decades. That was before Rogal announced the target date. You can cancel at any time. Heavy equipment is doing grading operations at the Napa Pipe site. The Napa Pipe property has a long history of industry. Even the Napa County grand jury weighed in. Pic of the Litter: Snacks. Pic of the Litter: Ozzy. After that business closed, Napa Redevelopment Partners bought the site in , leading to public workshops on potential redevelopment in It is to be redeveloped with homes, parks, trails, a retirement center, hotel and stores. Pic of the Litter: Nugget. Heavy equipment can be seen at work at the Napa Pipe site.

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