140 South Camden Drive Builder's Remedy denial rescinded per settlement
Summary
The council quietly rescinded its earlier denial of the developer's appeal on the 140 South Camden Drive Builder's Remedy project, as part of a settlement with the applicant.
At a glance
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- Last 30 days
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Last discussed Apr 21, 2026.
Impact analysis
Terms were set in the settlement agreement; specific fiscal terms were not disclosed at the meeting.
The project applicant, under the settlement agreement.
Residents who opposed the 19-story project on neighborhood-character grounds.
Mentions & discussions (3)
City Council Regular Meeting and Parking Authority Meeting - Apr 21, 2026
The council quietly rescinded its earlier denial of the developer's appeal on the 140 South Camden Drive Builder's Remedy project, as part of a settlement with the applicant.
City Council Adjourned Regular Meeting and Parking Authority Meeting - Mar 24, 2026
The city formally undid its 2024 denial of the 19-story Linden Drive project because a court ordered it, meaning the application must now be processed. A written comment argued the project still isn't CEQA-exempt despite AB 130.
City Council Adjourned (Regular) - Feb 11, 2026
Multiple speakers described tenants — including seniors and school-age children — being pushed out of apartments via Ellis Act filings and cash-for-keys pressure as developers pursue Builder's Remedy projects. The City Attorney clarified Ellis Act rules don't apply when apartments are replaced with apartments.
Related development
Builder's Remedy project, 140 South Camden Drive
The developer can now pursue a complete application for the housing project rather than litigating the earlier determination.
125-129 South Linden Drive Builder's Remedy Project
The city lost its court fight over this project, meaning the 19-story proposal moves forward through the review process it once tried to reject.
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