Permits have been field seeking the approval of a new suburban development at 20202 Harry Road in Alamaden in southern San Jose. The project will bring well over a hundred homes to the vacant property.
Latala Homes is responsible for the application.
The project site spans an area of 50 acres. The scope of work includes the development of a the project site with 173 new residences designed as a mix of 135 single-family homes and 38 duet homes. The project will yield a total residential built-up area spanning 435,000 square feet and 98,000 square feet for private garages. Of that, 36 will be designated as affordable to low-income households. Proposed site improvements include a private street network, wastewater facilities and common open space.
20202 Harry Road site map, illustration drafted by Lawrence E. Stone
Bassenian Lagoni is listed as the project architect, though illustrations have yet the be shared.
An SB 330 subdivision has been proposed. The Senate Bill 330 pre-application invokes the builder’s remedy to “propose eligible housing development projects that do not comply with either the zoning or the general plan,” as written by ABAG and referenced by Holland & Knight in the pre-application letter.
As covered previously, open space is located where Almaden Expressway meets Harry Road, close to the Alamitos Creek and Calero Creek. The site is next to the Challenger School campus, a storage facility, and several other suburbs. The estimated cost and timeline for construction have yet to be shared.
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Thanks Scott Wiener for doing your part to destroy San José’s green belt. Thanks to your antics, suburban sprawl is enjoying a new heyday in California.
Make California New Jersey Again.
My family would love to buy a new home in this location.