A proposed housing development in south San Jose has shifted to 108 townhome units instead of 136 residences and a self-storage facility. The new plan includes 32 buildings, with eight designated as extremely-low-income units mixed among market-rate options. The project will also result in the removal of sports fields and related buildings. Developer Mana Investments is using a builder's remedy plan to expedite the review process amidst the public review for the environmental impact report.
The housing development at 5670 Camden Ave. has been revised to propose 108 townhouse units with a focus on market-rate options, reducing its initial plan significantly.
Initially proposing 136 residences, the revised plan now eliminates a self-storage center and aims for 108 townhomes interspersed with eight extremely-low-income units.
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