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Carson Place / former Cal-Compact landfill Cells 3, 4, and 5

2020-presentActive redevelopment / ongoing public-agency negotiations and implementation

Public-private redevelopment site in Carson consisting of Cells 3, 4, and 5 of the former Cal-Compact landfill. Faring Capital entered the original option agreement with the Carson Reclamation Authority in December 2020 and assigned the project rights and obligations to Carson Goose Owner, LLC in January 2021. Later City materials use the Carson Place name and describe residential, restaurant, open-space, industrial, logistics, and other redevelopment components.

Former landfill / public-private mixed-use redevelopment siteDirect City of Carson, Carson Reclamation Authority, state financing-agency, and audited public-finance documentation

Record Details

Original Option Date

2020-12-17

Assignment To Carson Goose Owner

2021-01-15

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$45 million residual land value structure described in Carson audited records, with additional remediation, operating/maintenance, and extension obligations documented in public-agency records.

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$45 million residual land value structure

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$12.5 million initial payment$32.5 million remaining payment described in audited records$45 million total residual land value

Record Notes

Canonical property/site record preserves changing project names and source-specific descriptions rather than creating duplicate pages. A January 2025 Carson Reclamation Authority real-property notice describes approximately 86.5 acres at 20400 S. Main Street, while a 2024 City press release calls Carson Place a 96-acre lifestyle and industrial park; these are retained as source-specific acreage descriptions. Carson's 2024 State of the City script described a then-current residential concept with 764 multifamily units, about 10,000 square feet of restaurants and more than 111,000 square feet of open space. Earlier audited/public records describe a concept including a roughly 12-acre signature community park plus restaurants, playground, retail/entertainment, industrial, fulfillment and logistics uses. These evolving descriptions are not treated as a single frozen entitlement plan.

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