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ARB continues 808 San Antonio rezoning after detailed review of massing, automated parking and street frontage
Summary
Board reviewed an 8‑story rezoning application for 808 San Antonio (174 units, 35 BMR units) including a proposal for an automated below‑grade parking lift and on‑site trash/loading within the building footprint. ARB raised concerns about street activation, ground‑floor program, fire apparatus access in the special setback and facade treatment; the board voted to continue the item to a date uncertain (4–0).
The Palo Alto Architectural Review Board on May 7 conducted a study session on a proposed rezoning and planned community/home‑zone (PC/PHZ) application for 808 San Antonio Road, an eight‑story residential building proposing 174 units, including 35 below‑market‑rate units. Senior planner Joey Dinh briefed the board on the project’s principal features: an 88‑foot‑6‑inch maximum parapet height, a floor area ratio of approximately 4.7, and 202 parking stalls provided by an automated below‑grade lift system.
Dinh said the proposal maintains a 24‑foot special setback along the San Antonio frontage to preserve space for future multimodal improvements under the San Antonio Road area plan and that the development team is preparing an…
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