Welcome to Rio Santiago

Conceived after an extensive process of community input and collaboration spanning more than two years, the plan for Rio Santiago now reflects a new consensus approach to land planning and community outreach. Specifically, the plan for Rio Santiago reclaims a former sand and gravel mine/rock crushing site and turns it into a welcoming place of wide open spaces, parks, recreational uses, luxury residences for our active Seniors, and a network of trails for all to enjoy.

Today, Rio Santiago encompasses 110 acres of potential. Soon it could include the following:

  • Approximately 80 acres as open space and recreational uses, including 42 acres of natural open space along both sides of Santiago Creek (creating the Santiago Creek Greenway Reserve) PLUS nearly two miles of public hiking and bike trails, a land dedication that could provide future connectivity to the regional trails system and Santiago Oaks Regional Park as well as active recreational uses such as sports fields and parks associated with a potential new YMCA facility, and even plans for an equestrian facility.
  • When completed, nearly three-quarters of Rio Santiago will be preserved as open space.

  • Approximately 30 acres planned as a luxury active-adult community featuring casitas, independent and assisted living residences, a central resort-style clubhouse offering spa and fitness facilities and other resident uses.

In addition, the extensive public process that has created the plan for Rio Santiago will result in added layers of public review which will add extra levels of public assurances so that, what is proposed for Rio Santiago is the same as what is built at Rio Santiago.

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Updates

  • 05.18.09
  • Answers to Your Frequently Asked Questions about the Notice of Preparation Process
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  • 05.07.09
  • Text of Letter From Residents to City Regarding Agreement
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  • 04.21.09
  • Sully-Miller Arena Owner Takes Steps to Ensure Ongoing Public Access to Arena
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