The City of Sonoma Planning Commission will consider the proposed Montaldo Apartments Project at its meeting on Thursday, September 18, 2025, in the City Council Chambers, 177 First St. West. The project, located at 19320 Sonoma Highway, proposes the demolition of an existing single-family home and construction of a 50-unit multi-family rental development, including 13 … Continued
The City of Sonoma has released the Draft Environmental Impact Report (EIR) and Initial Study for the proposed Montaldo Apartments project, located at 19320 Sonoma Highway. The public is invited to review and comment on the document during the 45-day comment period from May 12 – June 25, 2025. About the Project The Montaldo Apartments … Continued
The City of Sonoma has posted a Notice of Preparation (NOP) for an Environmental Impact Report (EIR) regarding the proposed Montaldo Apartments Project. This announcement marks the beginning of the process to identify and study potential environmental effects of the project. The NOP details the project located at 19320 Sonoma Highway and invites community input. … Continued
The City of Sonoma is seeking a qualified consultant to provide environmental review services for the Montaldo Apartments Residential Project, consisting of two parcels to be developed with seven multifamily residential buildings containing 50 apartment units located at 19320 Sonoma Highway (APN 127-202-006 and -007). The applicant proposes that the two parcels would be combined … Continued
*UPDATE – the due date for proposal submittals has been extended to Wednesday, April 5th at 5:00 PM in response to prospective applicant questions. Please note the following clarifications: This project may require an EIR. Please provide in your proposal reasoning for the level of environmental review that the proposed project will require. For Task 2, … Continued
The Montaldo Apartments Project is a proposed residential development at 19320 Sonoma Highway featuring 50 three-story residential apartment units with ground-floor entrances and garages, vehicle circulation, common open space, and landscaping. 25 percent of the project would be reserved for low-income households. The project would combine two existing parcels into a 2.15-acre lot and remove … Continued
