San Rafael housing plan dies amid $38M hotel deal
A developer who planned a condominium complex in Terra Linda has sold the 235-room hotel property where it was supposed to be built.
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A developer who planned a condominium complex in Terra Linda has sold the 235-room hotel property where it was supposed to be built.
The Design Review Board will hold its second session on a proposal for more than 1,300 new residences and commercial space Terra Linda.
Developers have filed applications for projects of three different sizes at the same 19-acre parcel adjacent to the university.
"The evidence before us has provided us with no basis to do anything but deny this appeal and grant the application as the Planning Commission did," Councilmember Maribeth Bushey said.
The challenge against the 1515 Fourth St. plan is the latest conflict in Marin County over state laws to stimulate housing development.