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Approved a 20-unit multifamily project at 447-449 Wooster Avenue and a 16-unit multifamily project at 579 West Virginia Street, both using State Density Bonus Law and both found exempt from CEQA in-fill review.
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The hearing approved two housing projects in San Jose. One would replace two single-family homes and two accessory buildings with a 20-unit condominium building, including two deed-restricted affordable units, at Wooster Avenue and Parkside Terrace. The other would replace a single-family house with a 16-unit apartment building with two deed-restricted affordable units at West Virginia Street and Bird Avenue. Both projects were approved without a separate environmental review because staff said they qualify as in-fill development projects under CEQA rules.
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