The Palo Alto Planning Commission is scheduled to review plans tomorrow for the seven-story apartment complex at 3150 El Camino Real in Palo Alto, Santa Clara County. The city will review plans for the Senate Bill 330-filed application to construct several hundred homes close to the dense neighborhood across from California Avenue Station. Acclaim Companies is responsible for the application.
New renderings have been published alongside the formal submittal of the builder’s remedy-assisted proposal for 762 San Antonio Road in Palo Alto, Santa Clara County. The plan aims to bring nearly two hundred homes to the Hengehold Truck depot. Acclaim Companies will be responsible for the development on behalf of the property owner, Matt Hengehold.
Preliminary plans have been filed for a seven-story apartment complex to rise at 762 San Antonio Road in Palo Alto, Santa Clara County. The application invokes the Builder’s Remedy to expedite approval and increase the capacity to nearly two hundred units. Hengehold Trucks is the property owner, and Acclaim Companies is the developer.
The City of Cupertino has received its first Builder’s Remedy proposal. The project would redevelop 20015 Stevens Creek Boulevard with a five-story apartment complex, including some affordable housing. However, Acclaim Companies has told YIMBY the plans are on hold.
Acclaim Companies has filed an alternative application for what is now a builder’s remedy-assisted plan to develop 3150 El Camino Real in Palo Alto, Santa Clara County. The seven-story project, initially filed this June, aims to build 380 new homes on the 2.55-acre site. Communications with the city’s planning department show the developer is filing the second application in response to the department’s signal of disapproval for the increased housing.
