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Architectural Board approves revisions for 1611 Castillo Street, with conditions
Summary
The board granted project design approval for a five-unit infill housing project at 1611 Castillo Street after the applicant revised building details and landscape plans; the approval includes required changes to lighting, parapet detail, railing design and signage and will return to the full board for final review.
The Architectural Board of Review on Sept. 2 approved project design for a five-unit infill housing proposal at 1611 Castillo Street, imposing conditions on exterior detailing and landscape plans.
The board granted project design approval after hearing a revised presentation from the applicant team, who said they removed metal awnings, regularized window proportions and revised railings and exterior finish details. The board recorded a split vote on an initial motion, then approved a revised motion that required additional traditional detailing and other edits before final approval.
The project proposes five new residential units under the city's Average Unit Density Incentive Program, adding five vehicle parking spaces (four covered carports and one accessible uncovered space) and retaining an existing three-unit apartment on the site. Staff reported the project qualified for an exemption from additional environmental review under “section 15.30.1.” Ted…
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