Programs | Community Development

The United Auburn Indian Community plans to build a residential community located on 1,100 acres in the rolling foothills of northwest Placer County in Northern California. Surrounded by gently sloping annual grasslands, oak savanna, and wetlands, approximately 110 residential homes will be developed.

In keeping with our devotion to the environment, the homes will avoid wetlands and other biological resources. Their design, moreover, will interact harmoniously with the surrounding environment. Large expanses of open space will be preserved and natural drainages will be incorporated into a trail system that will weave its way though our community.

Environmental Assessment

An Environmental Assessment (EA) was prepared to support the application of the United Auburn Indian Community of the Auburn Rancheria (UAIC) for land in Placer County to be placed into Federal trust for Tribal housing. View the document .

Notice of Preparation (NOP)

Notice of Preparation of Draft Environmental Impact Report (EIR) for development of 100 residential units and associated community facilities. View the document

Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI)

Finding of No Significant Impact for the proposed acquisition of 1,100 acres                View the document