This morning, San Francisco’s Environmental Review Officer will hear presentations on the proposed project at 875 Sansome Street. The project, first reported on by SF YIMBY in February of 2024, will require the demolition of an existing commercial structure to make way for a new residential building. The meeting today will discuss the environmental impacts and reasonability of the project.
An application was submitted that would allow for modifications of a three-story mixed-use building located at 4758 Mission Street in the southern part of San Francisco. The renovations would include the construction of four new residential units, accessible through the existing building’s rear yard area. Architecturally, the building’s envelope is to remain unchanged.
Tomorrow’s Zoning Adjustment Board Meeting in Berkeley will cover a planned development at 2449 Dwight Way. The property, owned by Greg Hoff and Chris Hoff, requires rezoning and approvals for the partial demolition of the existing four-story building and its replacement with a new eight-story building.
Last Week, the Berkeley City Council met to discuss the proposal of a new eight-story apartment building located at 2109 Virginia Street. Despite pushback from some community members, the city council chose to unanimously approve the project as a source of much-needed housing for the neighborhood. Once completed, the project will bring 110 new units of housing within easy walking distance of Downtown Berkeley.
Architectural and Site Review Permits have been approved for a new development at 315 Las Animas Avenue in Gilroy. The project, entitled Park 315, is an ambitious plan to add 530 new units to the site. The listed owner, Gandolfi Investments, has used the ‘Builders Remedy’ application to justify the scale of the project, and approximately 106 of the units are to be designated for low-income housing.
