The San Francisco Planning Commission is scheduled to review the proposal for 3055 Clement Street today. The project would rise from a small corner lot in San Francisco’s Outer Richmond with nine units, of which three will be affordable. The proposal is seeking HOME-SF authorization to allow construction, along with exceptions for rear yard requirements and approval for the purposes of CEQA.
While there is hope for approval from the city, this will not be the first time San Francisco’s planning department has reviewed the project. In fact, the project had been reviewed by the planning department two other times in the last eight months, including in a November 18th meeting last year and January 13th of this year.
The 62-foot tall structure will include 11,120 square feet with 7,380 square feet for housing, 3,750 square feet of common space, and 632 square feet for ground-level commercial retail. Residents will have access to a 360-square-foot roof deck and a ground-floor lounge. Parking will be included for ten bicycles.
3055 Clement Street from South on 32nd Avenue, rendering by Design Consultants Group
Design Consultants Group is the project architect and sponsor. Unit sizes will vary with four one-bedrooms, four two-bedrooms, and a penthouse three-bedroom unit.
Demolition will be required for the existing building, currently home to the China Dance School & Theatre.
3055 Clement Street, image via Google Street View
The property is located between 31st and 32nd Avenue. Residents will be nearby a grocery store, shops, and the Geary Boulevard thoroughfare, connecting the Financial District to the Richmond District and ending with the Sutro Baths and Ocean Beach.
The meeting is scheduled to start today, Thursday, June 23rd, at 1 PM. For information about how to attend and participate, visit the meeting agenda here.
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Looks good, good location, more housing is great, good transportation options,building it soon is a great idea
Is the China Dance School & Theatre leaving and relocating on their own accord? Or were they bought out? No dedicated educational/community/arts space is reserved in the new building.