New documents were filed by San Francisco’s Recreation and Parks Department for the renovation and improvement of several community baseball fields located at 799 Mosco Street. The fields are part of an athletic complex adjoining the John MacLaren Park in the Crocker-Amazon neighborhood of Southeastern San Francisco.
The main building permits were filed for a new six-story affordable housing development located at 2700 International Boulevard in Oakland. The site is being developed by The Unity Council, and will consist of a mixed-use 100% affordable housing in keeping with the non-profit’s model for development.
The Phoenix housing development is now opening its doors at 811 Pine Street in Oakland. The property was originally reported on by SF YIMBY under the site’s previous address of 801 Pine Street. However, the site has now been broken down into five distinct buildings, with the 101-unit building at 811 Pine Street now completed.
Multiple approvals have come through for a new office project located at 3000 Bowers Avenue in Santa Clara. The first major approval is a CEQA Notice of Determination, which concludes the project’s environmental review requirements. Additionally, an architectural review permit has been approved for the site, certifying the structural and aesthetic considerations of the project. Final construction considerations remain, but these approvals are highly encouraging towards the project’s development.
Earlier this week, the San Ramon City Council voted unanimously to reject an appeal that would have halted redevelopment of the former Chevron office park site along Bollinger Canyon Road in San Ramon. The proposed 144-acre redevelopment would bring more than 2,500 new units of housing to the site, a significant increase for a city of less than 100,000 residents.
