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Residential Development at 1919-1945 Gamel Way and 574-584 Escuela Avenue

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The City of Mountain View is overseeing a residential development project at 1919-1945 Gamel Way and 574-584 Escuela Avenue. The proposal involves constructing a seven-story condominium complex featuring 216 units, 13 percent of which are designated as affordable housing. The development will include two aboveground parking levels and comprehensive site and landscaping improvements. To facilitate this construction on the 2.3-acre site, 29 existing rental units and associated site improvements will be demolished, and 12 Heritage trees along with other non-Heritage vegetation will be removed. The project requires specific entitlements, including the necessary development permits and a Vesting Tentative Map to establish the 216 condominium units and one common lot. Additionally, the applicant has requested that the City vacate Gamel Way to incorporate the public street into the project site, a request that remains subject to independent discretionary action by the City Council. The project is managed by Senior Planner Margaret Netto for the city and CEO Kevin Denardi for the applicant.

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City of Mountain View project building 216 condominiums, including affordable housing units.

Agency

California → City of Mountain View

NAICS

236117 - New Housing For-Sale BuildersView NAICS

Place of Performance

Mt Vernon Ct and Latham St., Mountain View, CA, 94040

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Mountain View
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The Project Applicant proposes to construct a seven-story, 216-unit residential condominium development (incl. 13% affordable units) with two aboveground parking levels and related site/landscaping improvements, and removal of 12 Heritage trees and other non-Heritage trees/landscaping, replacing 29 existing rental units and related site improvements to be demolished, on a 2.3-acre project site. The project request includes development permits required to construct the project and a Vesting Tentative Map for condominium purposes to create 216 condominium units and one common lot (the "Entitlements"). The project applicant has also requested for the City to vacate Gamel Way and related actions to allow the existing public street to be incorporated into the project site, which is subject to separate, independent discretionary action by the City Council.

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