The Manteca City Planning Commission convened on June 5, 2025, to discuss significant developments in the city, including a public hearing on a tentative parcel map extension and a site plan review for a new project.

The primary focus of the meeting was the second one-year extension for the tentative parcel map SDN 21 1 28, located at 1437 and 1533 South Main Street. Assistant Planner Susie Mahunku presented the request, explaining that the original map was approved in February 2022 and aims to subdivide two commercially zoned parcels into four commercial parcels and one remainder lot. The extension is necessary to allow more time for the project, which has faced delays due to unforeseen circumstances, including a probate situation following the passing of the applicant's family member. The commission unanimously agreed to find the map exempt from further environmental review and approved the extension.

In addition to the parcel map discussion, the commission also addressed the Ghesco Fire Pump Project, which involves the construction of an office building with ancillary storage at 160 Pacific Road. Associate Planner Tobin Barnum presented the site plan review, detailing the project's compliance with the city's commercial zoning regulations. The commission is expected to adopt a resolution approving this project, which includes necessary improvements such as parking, lighting, and landscaping.

Overall, the meeting highlighted the ongoing development efforts in Manteca, with the commission facilitating the necessary approvals to support local business growth and infrastructure improvements. The next steps for both projects will involve final map submissions and further planning processes as they move forward.