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Tiburon design board approves revised Station 10 design, requires native landscaping
Summary
The Tiburon Design Review Board approved revisions to the new Fire Station 10 at 4301 Paradise Drive, including an expanded mezzanine and eight skylights, and added a condition that landscaping must use native species; the project was found categorically exempt from CEQA.
The Tiburon Design Review Board on Oct. 2 approved revisions to the new Fire Station 10 at 4301 Paradise Drive, allowing an expanded mezzanine, eight skylights and material substitutions while adding a condition that landscaping be native species. The decision follows a presentation by the project architect and several board comments about the building’s front elevation and materials. The board adopted the draft resolution and found the project categorically exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act. Architect Kelly, representing PPK Architects and the fire district, described the main design changes: a gable roof at the main entry, a 258-square-foot expansion of the mezzanine with an exterior stair, a change from stone veneer to fiber-cement…
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