333 Franklin Street, 11-unit Multi-Family Residential Development

The project at 333 Franklin Street in Mountain View, California, proposes the construction of an 11-unit, three-story multifamily residential building on a vacant lot that previously housed another multifamily structure. The development will include two detached accessory dwelling units and will utilize the State Density Bonus Law to increase allowable density. The site spans 0.172 acres and requires a Heritage Tree Removal Permit to remove two designated heritage trees. The project is subject to a Planned Community Permit and a Development Review Permit to ensure compliance with local land use and zoning regulations. All necessary approvals are being processed through the City of Mountain View, with the development intended to provide additional housing in alignment with state housing goals. The primary point of contact for this initiative is Vinson Kwan, Associate Planner at the City of Mountain View, who can be reached via email or phone for inquiries related to permitting and regulatory review. Jenny Kang, the Project Architect, serves as the secondary contact for design and planning details. The project was posted as a forecast on June 25, 2026, and is part of the city’s ongoing efforts to expand housing availability in a high-demand urban area. The location, zip code 94041, indicates it is situated within a densely populated municipal zone where redevelopment of existing residential parcels is encouraged under state and local housing policies.