April: City Update

Spring Snapshot

It’s not just a season, Visalia is springing forward with exciting new development as 2024 rolls on.

We’ve compiled highlights from recent updates from the City of Visalia Community Development Department’s Site Plan Review to share below. Here we grow!

-       The new North Visalia Costco project has gained a revise and proceed through the City’s Site Plan Review (SPR). The 159,352 square foot Costco will be accompanied by a car wash and a 15-dispenser fuel facility. The project will add additional signals at, and near the corner of, Shirk and Riggin. 

  - For more information on City of Visalia, visit www.visalia.city or visit them on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn @CityofVisalia.  The College of the Sequoias Visalia Campus University Center project will continue the entitlement process. The Measure C funded project will deliver a “mini CSU” in Visalia providing increased satellite access to four year institutions such as Fresno State, UC Merced, or CSU Bakersfield.

-       An indoor pickleball court is being proposed at 730 S. Bridge. The facility proposed will have a 26’ clear height for unobstructed play with several courts, locker area, restrooms, waiting and observation areas, and concessions.

-       A new, local coffee and tea house concept is being proposed in the existing historical building at 112 E. Oak. Tazzah Coffee + Tea received a revise and proceed as they propose to use the existing structure and outdoor area to provide a new sit-down cafe option, serving coffee, tea, juices, smoothies, and food.

-       The City’s East Civic Center Campus project also received a revise and proceed from SPR. Phase Two will construct the new Council Chambers Building, Public Safety Administration Building, Evidence Building, and pavilion. The future Phase Three will further enhance the campus with the construction of City Hall and additional parking, expanding administrative capacity and community engagement resources.

To learn more about the City of Visalia and economic development, visit www.visalia.city/business/ed.

For more information on City of Visalia, visit www.visalia.city or visit them on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn @CityofVisalia.