Powerful reasons this exposed location is inappropriate for industrial (“innovation”) development.

Phillip Road Site: What Roseville Residents Need to Know

The Phillip Road Site, also called the Phillip Road Project in CEQA documents, is a proposed development.

Panattoni’s Phillip Road Project proposes mixed-use development with industrial / “innovation” components on a site that raises documented concerns about creek proximity, drainage and stormwater functions, habitat and open-space context, and the need for substantial new infrastructure.

The DEIR’s own findings of significant unavoidable impacts and its selection of a reduced-footprint alternative as environmentally superior support the conclusion that the proposed project, as designed, is not the best fit for this particular site. See Draft Environmental Impact Report (DEIR) concerning the Phillip Road Project [California State Clearinghouse Number (SCH) is 2025060240]

File # PL24-1010

Project Address: 6382 Phillip Rd., Roseville, CA 95747

Property Owner: City of Roseville

Lead Agency: City of Roseville

Project Applicant: Abbie Wertheim, Panattoni Development Corporation

Proposed Project description: The project request includes a General Plan Amendment, Rezone, Major Project Permit (MPP) Stage 1 and 2, Tentative Subdivision Map, Tree Permit, and Development Agreement for a project known as the Phillip Road Site development. 

Stop Phillip Road Site Rezoning That Could Allow an AI Data Center

Roseville residents are concerned about increased noise, traffic, environmental impacts, water quality and supply, infrastructure strain, and the loss of land currently designated for public and community-serving purposes.

No specific data-center tenant has been publicly identified for the Phillip Road Project. However, data centers are among the uses contemplated under the proposed zoning and environmental review, and Panattoni has publicly promoted expertise developing data-center facilities. These facts create a reasonable basis for public concern that the Phillip Road Site could be used for a data center, including AI-related computing uses