The Margetich Group Proposes 60-Unit Townhome Community in Fernley

Map of Silver Sage Development's 60-unit townhome community proposal at 1600 Farm District Road to the Fernley Planning Commission.
Credit: Bluestone Engineering & Consulting/Town of Fernley

The Fernley Planning Commission is scheduled to consider a tentative map for Silver Sage Development, LLC’s proposed 60-unit townhome community at 1600 Farm District Road during its Nov. 12 meeting.

Silver Sage Development, an affiliate of The Margetich Group, is the owner and developer. Bluestone Engineering & Consulting is the civil engineer.

The application notes Silver Cloud Commons will consist of 60 units, parking, amenities and common areas. It does not specify the bedroom count/unit, nor does it provide details on what amenities will be included. The project is still in early planning. NVBEX reached out to the development team for clarification and did not receive a response by the publication deadline.

The tentative map shows 12 clusters of five townhomes connected by proposed arterial roads and a cul-de-sac.

The townhome community is proposed on roughly five vacant acres. The land is zoned Neighborhood Commercial, and it has a matching land use designation.

Immediately north, south and east of the site sit single-family residences. The west is currently vacant.

The proposed site is mostly flat and has been partially paved. The current pavement will be used to provide private access and parking for the townhomes. It is considered an infill development.

Primary access will be provided via Jenny’s Lane. Secondary access will stem from Farm District Road.

Town staff recommended approval of the tentative map. The staff report notes the project is already surrounded by city services and utilities, which it will be able to connect without posing a risk to other developments.

Once the design of the community is further solidified, its impact on the local area and utilities will be reevaluated. If approved, the tentative map will have a lifespan of four years unless a subsequent Extension of Time is granted.

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