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Planning commission approves revised 3700 California PUD, adds senior housing and 456 new units
Summary
The Planning Commission unanimously approved modifications to the previously permitted California Pacific Medical Center redevelopment (3700 California Street), increasing the project to 456 new dwelling units, adding a 74-unit senior residential facility, and consolidating the scheme into fewer but larger buildings.
San Francisco ' The Planning Commission unanimously approved modifications on May 1 to the previously authorized planned-unit development (PUD) for the former California Pacific Medical Center site at 3700 California Street, authorizing a revised plan that increases total housing, retains and renovates the historic Marshall Hale building, and adds an independent/assisted-living component.
Planning Department staff summarized the project as a modification of a 2020 PUD and a 2023 extension. The revised plan reduces the number of new buildings while expanding total dwelling units from 264 under…
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