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Planning commission approves Duster Berry townhomes after environmental review and mitigation conditions
Summary
The Fremont Planning Commission approved the Duster Berry Residences, a 24‑unit detached townhome project with three on‑site affordable units and accessory dwelling units, after staff and the applicant said recent Phase I/II environmental assessments found no unmitigable contamination and a noise study tied mitigation to an 8‑foot sound wall and interior building measures.
The Fremont Planning Commission on Feb. 26 approved the Duster Berry Residences, a proposal to build 24 detached townhomes with three on‑site below‑market units and 21 accessory dwelling units at 3755 and 3757 Dusterberry Way.
Planner Kevin Lee told commissioners the proposal includes a discretionary design review permit, vesting tentative tract map No. 8726, private street entitlement, tree removals and waivers under state density‑bonus law. The site is 1.86 acres in the Centerville community plan area; staff recommended finding the project consistent with the general plan and exempt or otherwise compliant with CEQA under the guidelines cited in the staff report.
The project team said the design features three‑story, four‑bedroom units with…
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