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741 S. Winchester Boulevard Residential Project

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The 741 S. Winchester Boulevard Residential Project in San Jose, California, involves a notice of exemption for a Site Development Permit submitted under the Housing Accountability Act. The proposed development consists of a seven-story multifamily residential building containing 264 units situated on an approximately 2.97-gross-acre site. The project application includes a request under the State Density Bonus Law for an approximately 9.8% density bonus along with multiple waivers to facilitate the construction. In addition to the building construction, the project requires the removal of 23 trees, consisting of 14 ordinance-size trees and 9 non-ordinance-size trees. The City of San Jose is the managing agency for this forecast, with Cort Hitchens serving as the Supervising Planner. This development is part of a broader effort to utilize the Builder's Remedy to address housing needs through increased density and specific regulatory exemptions.

General Info

San Jose multifamily project proposes 264 units using density bonuses and regulatory exemptions.

Agency

California → City of San Jose

NAICS

236116 - New Multifamily Housing Construction (except For-Sale Builders)View NAICS

Place of Performance

Winchester Boulevard, San Jose, CA, 95128

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

(3)

20210820-NOE_8-21-26-signed

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AB 130 Exemption memo

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SCCSVUFLRPSP002_RECMFD03REC_0422_001

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AgencyCalifornia → City of San Jose

Contacts2 people available

OfficeN/A

Organization / Agency

California → City of San Jose

Office AddressN/A

Contacts

Cort HitchensSupervising Planner

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Glen CeridonoStaff

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Notice of exemption for a Site Development Permit submitted under the Housing Accountability Act (Builders Remedy) to allow the construction of seven-story 264-unit multifamily residential building and the removal of 23 trees (14 ordinance-size, 9 non-ordinance-size), with an application under State Density Bonus Law including an approximately 9.8% density bonus and a request for multiple waivers on an approximately 2.97-gross-acre site.

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