The Palo Alto Architectural Review Board is scheduled to review plans tomorrow evening for an eight-story apartment complex at 762 San Antonio Road in Palo Alto, Santa Clara County. The recently increased project invokes the Builder’s Remedy provision to replace three commercial structures with over two hundred rental units. Acclaim Companies is the project developer working on behalf of the property owner, Matt Hengehold of Hengehold Trucks.
Formal plans have been filed for a townhouse development at 10268 Bandley Drive in Cupertino, Santa Clara County. The application looks to replace a single-story commercial structure with 27 three-story townhome units. Summerhill Homes is responsible for the proposal.
The City of Palo Alto has granted a streamlined approval process for the seven-story proposal at 3781 El Camino Real. The 183-unit development benefits from the Builder’s Remedy and Assembly Bill 130, which exempts it from the California Environmental Quality Act review process. Sares Regis Group is the project developer.
The San Jose Planning Commission is scheduled to review plans tomorrow evening for a townhouse development at 1655 Berryessa Road near the Berryessa BART Station. The plans call for nine three-story structures spread across a two-acre portion of the 13-acre former trucking hub owned by the Facchino Family. Terracommercial Real Estate Co., led by Mike LaBarbera and Rob Facchino, is responsible for the development.
The formal application has been filed for 19300 Stevens Creek Boulevard in Cupertino, Santa Clara County. The proposal looks to replace two commercial structures with around 360 apartments near the former Vallco Mall site and Apple Park. The Hanover Company is responsible for the application.
