The owner De Nova Homes has decided not to proceed with the construction phase of the project
After a lengthy and complex application process that included the demolition of a significant, historic home, De Nova Homes has decided to sell the project and its granted entitlements. Consisting of multiple apartment buildings accounting for 50 units, the project also includes the 25% city mandated affordable ones.
Located on Hwy. 12 across the street from the Sparc Dispensary and down the block from Maxwell Village Shopping Center, the 2.15-acre project was the subject of multiple meetings and studies to gain its approval.
It’s unknown how long it will take to sell the approved project, or if it will sell at all. If it remains unsold and undeveloped for a period of two years, the approved permits will expire and the land will once again be subject to the entire approval process from the beginning..
…and….Introducing Marcus Daniel, new to the area, from Sebastopol to this 171 Siesta Senior Apartment on Siesta Way. at 72 year old – very happy about this wonderful area, the city of Sonoma offers many opportunities to volunteer, be involved in the community. I will contact Jenifer Gates our Community Development Director . Met the Mayor Hon. Ron Wellander, and John Gurney.
VERY interested in being considered – put at the top of the list as a resident candidate for the Montaldo Apartments when available.
Most Resp, MD