The City of West Sacramento has filed a CEQA Notice of Exemption for a 0.5-acre urban infill project. The project, brought by Operative Office architecture firm, will be a four-story, 37-unit affordable housing complex. Because of the project’s size, location, and classification, it is exempt from the state CEQA guidelines.
New permits have been filed for a partial office-to-residential conversion inside 995 Market Street in San Francisco’s Mid-Market neighborhood. The proposal will renovate eight floors to produce eight co-living residences inside the 16-story complex, recently renamed Frontier Tower. The application comes just days after the Germany-based venture capital firm, Deep Ink Ventures, announced ownership of the building.
Earlier this week, the Pinole Planning Commission approved the final subdivision map for a new development project to be built on the site of a former medical center located at 2151 Appian Way. DeNova Homes, a Northern California-based housing developer, worked with SDG Architects to propose a combination of stacked flats and townhomes, totaling 154 new units on the 7.7-acre site.
Plans have been filed for a three-story apartment infill at 100 Culebra Terrace in San Francisco’s affluent Russian Hill neighborhood. The preliminary application looks to bring two dwellings to a vacant lot just three blocks from the Fort Mason neighborhood. Marmol Radziner is responsible for the application on behalf of the property owner, Nicholas Vanderboom.
The City of Menlo Park has opened up applications for the development of three large parking plazas in Downtown Menlo Park. The city plans to build a minimum of 345 units of affordable housing spread across the three sites but has not restricted the addition of more units. The program plans to integrate affordable housing options into the high-resource downtown area.
