Zoning permits have been filed for a five-story affordable infill at 472 West MacArthur Boulevard in Mosswood, Oakland. The development will bring 80 apartments of permanent supportive housing for seniors. Irvine-based Domus Development is the project sponsor.
Tonight, the Cupertino Planning Commission will review several staff recommendations, including items regarding a Development Permit and an Architectural and Site Approval permit for 21267 Stevens Creek Boulevard. The site, developed by Related California has already been approved for the Westport Development Project, but revised plans would increase the size of Building 1 from 138 units to 151 units. Architects Steinburg Hart have also submitted a new ground floor plan with space allocation for the building’s amenities and retail.
New renderings have been revealed for an affordable senior housing development at 2500 76th Avenue in Eastmont, Oakland. The proposal will bring nearly a hundred units to the vacant lot along Bancroft, four blocks from Eastmont Town Center. The five-story plan is a joint venture with Black Cultural Zone Community Development Corporation and Eden Housing.
An expansion project for the Heritage on the Marina Retirement Community inches along with a new meeting scheduled for April 17th. The property owner, SF Ladies’ Protection and Relief Society will present findings to the joint planning and preservations committees regarding a historical preservation Certificate of Appropriateness, CEQA findings, and Conditional Use Permit.
Plans are moving forward for the affordable senior housing proposal along Park Street in Moraga, Contra Costa County. The proposal has been determined to be consistent with the town’s existing general plan, which has already received CEQA approval. Arcata-based Danco Communities is the project developer and owner.
