A new project planned in Pacifica begins to move forward with a revised Environmental Impact Report for the site. The project area, located at 570 Crespi Drive, largely consists of a patch of wetlands and requires a detailed environmental review. Raney Planning and Management is responsible for compiling the new report. In terms of ownership, the development area is divided between the City of Pacifica and private property.
Preliminary plans have been filed for Coastal Crest Residences, a potential residential redevelopment of the Pacifica Quarry Site by Rockaway Beach. The builder’s remedy-assisted application looks to create a new residential neighborhood of over a thousand affordable units pushed back from the San Mateo County coastline. The project is a joint venture led by Paul Heule’s Michigan-based company, Eenhoorn.
New plans have been approved by the City Council for low-density housing at 930 Oddstad Boulevard in Pacifica, San Mateo County. The plan will replace a long-closed elementary school with 70 homes, including eleven affordable housing units. Brookwood Equities is the project applicant.
New project details have been published with plans for 570 Crespi Drive, a block away from the coastline in Pacifica, San Mateo County. The proposal would create three structures with commercial space and 19 new homes, of which three will be affordable. SC Properties, a San Mateo-based firm, is sponsoring the development.
A new residential project has been proposed on the site located at 930 Oddstad Boulevard in Park Pacifica. The project proposal includes the development of a residential project with affordable housing units and onsite amenities. Plans call for the demolition of the existing non-operational elementary school, Oddstad Elementary School, on the site. M-Group is the project consultant. Brookwood Group is the project applicant.