D&S Development has filed an application requesting that city staff review a plan to adaptively convert the historic Pioneer Congregational Church into a mixed-use project at 2700 L Street in Midtown Sacramento. The building previously hosted the oldest congregation in Sacramento, established in 1849 by Reverend Joseph Benton.
California Attorney General Robert Bonta has weighed in on the prolonged planning process for 80 Willow Road in Menlo Park, San Mateo County. More than two years have passed since N17 filed plans for the 665-unit development, dubbed Willow Park, and the most recent progress shared by the city in May was the latest determination of ineligibility for processing under Assembly Bill 2011. In the recent ten-page letter from the Attorney General to the city, Bonta declared that the reasons for delay range from improper to unlawful.
Napa City Council is scheduled to review plans tomorrow night for the mixed-use redevelopment of the former United States Post Office in the county seat of Napa County. The proposal would adaptively reuse the historic Franklin Station Post Office building for hotel and restaurant use after the structure was vacated following the 2014 South Napa earthquake. Domain Hospitality is the property owner.
Detailed plans have been published for the seven-story mixed-use development at 980 East Campbell Avenue in the City of Campbell, Santa Clara County. The complex looks to construct two structures with housing and a 149-key hotel. E. Barbano Enterprises LLC is responsible for the application.
A new porte cochère design has been proposed for the underside of the new balcony of the Hilton at 750 Kearny Street in San Francisco. The balcony and porte cochere replace the previously demolished bridge over Kearny Street to Portsmouth Square. At this time, only the entryway area and the balconies above are proposed for renovation, with no new modifications to the larger hotel building itself.
