340 Amador Avenue triplex parking and design
Summary
A three-story, three-unit building replaces a single-family home in the West Broadway Urban Village, adding much-needed housing — including one low-income unit — but raising neighborhood concerns about parking, trash service, and whether the modern design fits a street of small single-story homes.
At a glance
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Last discussed Apr 22, 2026.
Impact analysis
The developer bears project costs, including an affordable housing agreement and possibly paid GreenWaste trash-pull service; residents get three new homes, one of them below market rate.
Future residents of the three units — including one low-income household — and a city aiming to add housing density in its urban village.
Nearby neighbors of small single-story homes, who may face tighter street parking and a three-story neighbor where small houses stand.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Planning Commission - Apr 22, 2026
A three-story, three-unit building replaces a single-family home in the West Broadway Urban Village, adding much-needed housing — including one low-income unit — but raising neighborhood concerns about parking, trash service, and whether the modern design fits a street of small single-story homes.
Planning Commission - Mar 25, 2026
The first multifamily project in the residential portion of the West Broadway Urban Village zone tests how the 2010 high-density plan plays out on tight residential streets. Commissioners worried the narrow alley, zero setbacks, and five parking spaces for nine-plus bedrooms are unworkable in the real world.
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