Benefits

Economic Benefits

West Coyote Hills would provide both an infusion of immediate funding and long-term funding to the city.  The plan would provide approximately $30 million to local agencies to improve schools and services, which includes $10.8 million to Fullerton’s two school districts.

Additionally, West Coyote Hills is projected to create up to 1,800 new jobs. About half will be short-term jobs as a result of the construction of the project and half will be permanent jobs as a result of the ripple effect that occurs when new homes spark the need for new services.

The jobs projection for West Coyote Hills is based on an economic impact analysis conducted by the Sacramento Area Commerce & Trade Organization and California State University, Sacramento. 

Plus, the revenue created by the new community allows for 55 percent of the 510-acre property to be preserved and opened for public enjoyment through trails, vista parks and a nature center, at no cost to taxpayers – even for ongoing maintenance.

West Coyote Hills would generate millions of dollars to improve public safety and local schools. Also, the land for Fire Station No. 6 along Rosecrans Ave. was provided by Pacific Coast Homes.