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H25-040, T25-024, and ER25-226: 1425 Cherry Avenue Residential Project

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The City of San Jose has issued a site development permit for the residential project located at 1425 Cherry Avenue in San Jose, California. This project involves the construction of two single-family houses and a fourplex on a site measuring approximately 0.33 gross acres. To facilitate this development, the project requires the demolition of an existing triplex, one additional dwelling unit, and several accessory structures, including a carport and three sheds. Additionally, the permit authorizes the removal of six ordinance-size trees. The project is managed by the City of San Jose, with Charlotte Yuen serving as the primary planner.

General Info

San Jose permit for two houses and a fourplex at 1425 Cherry Avenue.

Agency

California → City of San Jose

NAICS

N/A

Place of Performance

San Jose, CA, 95125

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

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AgencyCalifornia → City of San Jose
Contacts2 people available
OfficeN/A
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California → City of San Jose
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Site Development Permit to allow the construction of two single-family houses and a fourplex through the demolition of one existing triplex, an additional dwelling unit, and multiple accessory structures (three sheds and a carport) and the removal of six ordinance-size trees on an approximately 0.33-gross-acre site.