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PROJECT SUMMARY
The Gold Rush Ranch Master-Planned Community is a proposed golf, resort and residential community comprising approximately 945 acres. It consists of the 833-acre Noble Ranch parcel and the 112-acre Allen Ranch parcel.

The Gold Rush Ranch Master-Planned Community has been designed as a sustainable community that will provide public benefits for the citizens of Sutter Creek as well as Amador County. Over 300 acres of conservation land and over 150 acres of recreational land are included in the Gold Rush Ranch Community to permanently ensure the conservation of existing oak and wooldlands and to retain the natural charactor of the site.

Project Summary Handout

The Summary Handout describes major characteristics of the Specific Plan as well as the Projects public benefits and amenities. The Summary Handout also includes the Projects land use plan. Physical copies of the Summary Handout can be downloaded from the link below. Hardcopies are also available at the Gold Rush office above Sutter Creek Coffee Roasting Company at 20 Eureka Street. We encourage residents to contact us with questions and comments on subjects of mutual concern.

Sincerely, John Telischak, Bill Bunce and Troy Claveran - Project Sponsors

Summary Handout - Page 1. Click here to download as an Adobe PDF file (325Kb).

Summary Handout - Page 2. Click here to download as an Adobe PDF file (880Kb).

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12 New Neighborhoods
936 new homes on Noble Ranch and 398 on Allen Ranch, restricted to 40% of land area.
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18 Hole Championship Golf Course
The 18 hole championship golf course is being designed by motherlode native golf architect Troy Claveran and gold course architect Gary Lynn, and will provide a memorable golf experience for local residents, out of towners and tournament play.
300+ Acres of Permanent Conservation Area
Conservation lands have been created on the westerly portions of the project site, as well as between residential neighborhoods L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, and T.
Visitor Serving Resort
300 Vacation Ownership Units and 60 Hotel Rooms
NOTE: Gold Rush Ranch & Golf Resort is a proposed development. The purpose of this website is to provide public information and a means to comment, ask questions and obtain more information about the proposal. Nothing on this website is intended as a public offering of lots, real estate or investment opportunities. No property may be offered for sale until the project is approved by the City of Sutter Creek and a public report is appproved by the California Department of Real Estate. There may be changes in the project from the proposal as described on this website resulting from the environmental review and approval process.