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Board hears large public turnout, adopts initial approvals and continues redevelopment ordinances for Visitation Valley Schlage Lock site
Summary
The Board of Supervisors held a public hearing Wednesday on a long-planned redevelopment of the Schlage Lock site in Visitation Valley, hearing city staff and dozens of community speakers and continuing several implementing ordinances for technical amendments.
The Board of Supervisors held a lengthy public hearing on the Visitation Valley redevelopment plan for the former Schlage Lock site and surrounding commercial corridors.
What the board considered: Staff from the Redevelopment Agency and Planning Department presented a community-driven plan for roughly 46 acres at Bayshore and Leland that includes brownfield remediation, a transit-oriented mixed-use development with approximately 1,200 housing units (25% affordable), neighborhood-serving retail including a planned grocery anchor, green open space, and workforce hiring commitments. The plan couples a redevelopment plan with a form-based “design for development” document and zoning and general plan amendments.
Why it matters: Officials said the plan remediates hazardous contamination ordered…
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