New building permits have been filed for the Alchemist Public Market at 341 North 10th Street in the Railyards neighborhood of Sacramento. The application looks to add four structures with a mix of office space, retail, and kitchens to the property. Local non-profit Alchemist Community Development Corporation is responsible for the application.
The Pappas Duckhorn Development proposed at 3540 Duckhorn Drive in North Sacramento would subdivide several open lots into a large-scale residential development. The project is named after Pappas Investments, the site developer. Applications for the development were submitted earlier this month but are still awaiting the payment of processing fees.
A project to redeveloped the site formally occupied by the Sacramento Bee headquarters has been moving forward steadily. In a recent development, officials filed an NOE under project name Sacramento Bee North, allowing the development to streamline it’s environmental approvals. SF YIMBY reported on this project in April of last year when developers Shopoff Reality Investments decided to shrink the scale of a previous project planned for the site.
Permits have been filed for a residential infill project at 6650 Belleau Wood Lane in the Freeport Manor neighborhood of southern Sacramento. The proposal looks to bring 23 units and office space to the triangular parcel. Moti Pal is responsible for the project application filing through Sea Dog LLC.
Preliminary permits have been filed for a small residential infill project at 2519 Victorian Alley in Newton Booth, Sacramento. The proposal looks to bring four units to a vacant lot in a boxy construction. Skyline Build and Design Inc. is the project designer and contractor.
