Late last month, the Marin County Board of Supervisors voted to approve almost $9.5 million in funding for the refurbishment of 100 Commodore Webster Drive, the old Point Reyes Coast Guard Station, into 54 affordable housing units. The presentation brought by the Marin County Community Development Agency was supported by a number of speakers, including representatives of Eden Housing and CLAM, the developers for the project.
Last week, the City of Brisbane’s proposal for the Baylands development area was opened for public review through the CEQA application page. The specific site plan, developed in partnership with the Metis Environmental Group and Environmental Science Associates, is a sweeping redevelopment of more than 680 acres along Highway 101 and the Caltrain tracks between San Francisco and South San Francisco.
An office building in the Willow Glenn area of San Jose has closed and is slated for redevelopment as an inpatient care facility. The LGTC Group filed for a conditional use permit at the site, allowing them to operate a 24-hour residential care facility serving up to 48 patients. The new facility will combine the existing 7,369-square-foot office building and a 2,548 nearby garage.
A new industrial hub has been proposed for development in the Power Inn Road area in Sacramento. The project proposal includes the construction of a new industrial park comprised of five buildings bringing space for retail, industrial, and economic uses.
The City of Roseville is sponsoring the CEQA filing for the new “Rocky Ridge” apartment complex at 1995 Rocky Ridge Drive, Roseville. The roughly triangular parcel located at the corner of Rocky Ridge Drive and S Cirby Way is to be developed as a 2-story 18-unit apartment complex. D&S Development has contracted with Architects Local and Soar Environmental Consulting to review the appropriate clearances for the project.
