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| The closure of the
2,856-acre McClellan Air Force Base, announced by BRAC in 1995, was an
significant loss to the Sacramento region after the earlier closure of two
other military bases; the Sacramento Army Depot and Mather Air Force Base.
McClellan AFB served as a military installation since 1936 and officially
closed on July 13, 2001. The base played a critical role in the Sacramento
regional economy, as a major source of jobs and technological development.
The County hired the development equity partner McClellan Business Park, LLC to market and redevelop the base. Of the approximately 11 million square feet of buildings on the base, McClellan Park has already leased well over 2 million square feet with additional leases pending. McClellan Airport's 1.5 million square feet of aviation related facilities provide Fixed Base Operations (FBO), hanger storage, repair/maintenance and painting capabilities for both corporate and personal aircraft. |
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The portion of the redevelopment area outside the base, referred to as the Watt Avenue Corridor, containing about 634 acres, serves as the commercial and industrial market for the North Highlands community. Watt Avenue serves as the main gateway to the Base, and inclusion of the Watt Avenue Corridor in the Project Area provided the opportunity to integrate the redevelopment of the Base with the North Highlands community. The Updated Mather/McClellan Merged Project Area Implementation Plan contains recent projects and plans for the future of McClellan Business Park. North Watt Avenue Beautification Master PlanThe Master Plan is provided in PDF. Click to view each group of sections listed below. Table of Contents - Executive Summary - Introduction (787 KB) Historic Perspective of the North Highlands Community (9.4 MB) The Beautification Master Plan - Introduction - Concepts (4.1 MB) Implementation (2.5 MB) |
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