Rowhouse Development Project at 515-545 N. Whisman Road
Summary
A developer is proposing 195 three-story rowhouses on a 10-acre site, requesting numerous design waivers and providing 46 below-market-rate units aimed at middle-income buyers. Neighbors and commissioners raised concerns about the loss of 139 heritage trees, traffic, and the lack of early community outreach.
At a glance
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- Last 30 days
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Last discussed Mar 10, 2026.
Impact analysis
Generates below-market-rate ownership units and parkland dedication fees based on state proportionality requirements.
Future moderate-income homebuyers seeking ownership options and the broader community needing housing stock.
Residents concerned about the clear-cutting of mature heritage trees and canopy loss.
Mentions & discussions (2)
City Council — March 10, 2026
Approval of 195 attached rowhouses on a 10-acre site, featuring missing-middle ownership opportunities while requiring the removal of 139 heritage trees.
Environmental Planning Commission — February 4, 2026
A developer is proposing 195 three-story rowhouses on a 10-acre site, requesting numerous design waivers and providing 46 below-market-rate units aimed at middle-income buyers. Neighbors and commissioners raised concerns about the loss of 139 heritage trees, traffic, and the lack of early community outreach.
Related development
515-545 N. Whisman Road Rowhouses
Provides middle-income ownership housing units, but results in substantial tree canopy removal across the 10-acre property.
Rowhouse Project at 515-545 North Whisman Road
Adds 195 ownership units and open space to the East Whisman Precise Plan area while removing mature tree canopy and increasing local traffic.
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