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Project Description The Project consists of a mixed-use development on all of the resulting north block and all but the Copeland-facing parcel (APN 007-149-008) of the south block. The four-story development (with three story accents) includes 182 residential dwelling units, approximately 24,855 square feet of ground floor commercial use, 10,470 square feet of tenant amenity...

Project Description The project site is an approximate 3.92-acre property located at the intersection of Petaluma Blvd North and Oak Street.The proposed project consists of  two apartment buildings ranging between three to five stories in height and including a total of 184 units . The project includes the extension of Oak Street and Water Street...

***Inactive*** Project Description The proposal includes changes to a project was previously approved by the Planning Commission on May 10, 2016 for a 24-unit multi-family development in a three story apartment building. The revised project proposes to add four units within the approved footprint of the building. The application requests approval of a Residential Density...

***In Planning Process*** Project Description Proposal to construct a multi-family development consisting of five residential buildings that will contain a total of 134 dwelling units within the MU1B (Mixed Use 1B) Zoning District. The proposed buildings range in size from approximately 8,640 square-feet to 11,300 square-feet, and range in height from 35 feet to 41...