Articles by Gabriel Clark-Clough

Coleman Village, design by Hunt Hale Architects

Meeting Scheduled for Townhomes Project at 1400 Coleman Avenue in Santa Clara

A meeting is scheduled for today at 4:00 pm to discuss the proposed townhome development at 1400 Coleman Avenue in Santa Clara. The project developer, City Ventures, plans to build ground-level townhomes on a formerly industrial property, totaling 143 for sale units. The townhomes are being marketed being highly eco-friendly, including solar-powered and all-electric facilities.

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1911 3rd Street Current Site, image via Google Street View

Documents Filed for New Residential Building at 1911 3rd Street in Sacramento

Early documents were filed for a proposed project that would bring as many as 72 new residential units to the Southside Park Neighborhood of Sacramento. The project site, located at 1911 3rd Street, currently comprises 10 small vacant lots that would be combined for the project. However, information about the project’s expected timeline is extremely limited.

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1325 Lick Avenue Site Location, image via ArcGIS Online

Meeting Scheduled Today for Residential Development at 1325 Lick Avenue in San Jose

A San Jose Planning Director’s Hearing is scheduled for this morning at 9:00 am. Among the agenda items is a request to approve a planned development permit for the 1325 Lick Avenue site. The permit would allow for the construction of a new multi-story apartment complex located near San Jose’s Tamien station. GR Tamien LLC is listed as the project’s owner.

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650 East Santa Clara Street establishing view, rendering by Fillon Solis

Meeting Scheduled for 650 East Santa Clara Street Residential Project

A large residential project at 650 Santa Clara Street was added to the agenda for next week’s Director’s Hearing in San Jose. The meeting is being held as the project’s public review period comes to a close, allowing discussion of the community feedback. Additionally, CEQA files for the project were posted earlier this week, giving more information on the project’s environmental effects.

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