Formal development permits have been filed for the seven-story senior housing facility at 6230 Claremont Avenue in Rockridge, Oakland. The application invokes Senate Bill 330 and the State Density Bonus law to streamline the approval process, though the project does not use a density bonus. San Francisco-based Ellis Partners is the project applicant and co-owner with Spirit Living Group.
Plans have been filed for a residential expansion of an existing mixed-use building at 998 Sanchez Street, located along the neighborhood borders of Dolores Heights and Noe Valley in San Francisco. The plans include a two-story vertical expansion and full residential conversion for the site. John Lum Architecture is responsible for the application and design.
Preliminary permits have been filed for an expansive six-story apartment complex at One Harbor Drive in Sausalito, Marin County. The initial plans aim to replace an existing office building with nearly three hundred units. San Francisco-based Bayspring Development Partners is responsible for the application.
Emergency demolition permits have been filed for a portion of the Verdi Building, located across from Washington Square in North Beach, San Francisco. The brick structure standing at 659 Union Street has been left vacant after being ravaged by fire in 2013 and 2018. The application states that 50 feet of brick wall at the rear of the building will be removed.
Zoning permits have been filed for a potential residential redevelopment of a two-acre office block at 400 University Avenue in Sacramento’s Campus Commons neighborhood. The project is looking to add a townhouse-style infill to the low-slung residential neighborhood across from the CSU Sacramento Campus. The project is led by Bardis & Miry Development, who purchased the property earlier this year.
