In the 2002 Truckee Meadows Regional Plan, Regional Centers are identified as areas in which local government master plans must promote high-activity, mixed use development. The Redfield Regional Center encompasses 1,375 acres in an area roughly surrounding the intersection of the Mt. Rose Highway and South Virginia Street and extending westward and southward from that intersection. The City of Reno is responsible for preparation of the Regional Center Plans and CFA staff worked closely with the staff from the Community Development Department in preparation of the plan. CFA represented several of the major property owners within the boundary of the planning area, including the Redfield Land Company, Station Casinos, Bayer Properties, Capstone Partners, Saint Mary’s Health Network, Caton Properties and the Dorothy Towne Trust.
The Redfield Regional Center Plan addresses permissible land uses; density and intensity of use; provision of public services; the location of public facilities; automobile, transit, pedestrian and bicycle circulation and design standards for streets, buildings, signs and residential interface areas. The Plan was adopted in December 2005.
