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800 Oak Grove Avenue Major Subdivision

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The 800 Oak Grove Avenue Major Subdivision is a mixed-use development project located in Menlo Park, California, managed by the City of Menlo Park. The project involves the creation of 15 residential condominium units and one commercial unit. Key components include the construction of a new six-story multifamily residential building reaching approximately 72 feet in height, with one unit specifically designated as below market rate. Additionally, the plan includes the remodeling and conversion of an existing two-story bank building into a non-medical office building featuring a roof deck and an increase in total gross floor area. The project has been granted a statutory exemption under the California Environmental Quality Act via Public Resources Code Section 21080.66, as it aligns with applicable zoning, density, and general plan criteria. Administrative oversight is provided by Associate Planner Matt Pruter of the City of Menlo Park, with Rob Zirkle of Prince Street Partners serving as a primary contact. The development is positioned as a major subdivision aimed at integrating high-density residential living with professional office space.

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California → City of Menlo Park

NAICS

237210 - Land Subdivision

Place of Performance

Oak Grove Avenue and Crane Street, Menlo Park, CA, 94025

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Menlo Park

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California → City of Menlo Park

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Matt PruterAssociate Planner

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Rob ZirkleVice President

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Major subdivision associated with the creation of 15 residential condominium units and one commercial unit for the site. A previous Planning Commission approval was granted to construct a new six-story, approximately 72-foot-tall multifamily residential building with 15 units, of which one unit would be designated below market rate (BMR), and to remodel and convert an existing two-story bank building to a two-story non-medical office building with a roof deck and increase the gross floor area for the existing non-residential building.

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