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A developer looking to demolish The Fish Market restaurant in Palo Alto and build a 380-apartment complex is preparing to invoke the state's "builder's remedy" law to overcome the city's objections to the project.
A developer looking to demolish The Fish Market restaurant in Palo Alto and build a 380-apartment complex is preparing to invoke the state's "builder's remedy" law to overcome the city's objections to the project.
A developer looking to demolish The Fish Market restaurant in Palo Alto and build a 380-apartment complex is preparing to invoke the state's "builder's remedy" law to overcome the city's objections to the project.
With Palo Alto struggling to get state approval for its housing plan, a developer is preparing to build a 350-apartment complex near San Antonio Road by relying on the "builder's remedy" provision to override local zoning laws.
With Palo Alto struggling to get state approval for its plan to add housing, a developer is preparing to build a complex with 350 apartments by relying on the "builder's remedy" provision to override local zoning laws.