HOMEWARD BOUND
Emergency Shelter & Supportive Housing
190 MILL STREET
Address: | 190 Mill Street |
Project No: | GPA19-001/ZC19-001/UP19-014 |
Applicant: | Homeward Bound https://hbofm.org/homeward-bound-proposes-housing-and-shelter-complex/ |
Contact: | Pat Cousens |
Project Planner: | Ali Giudice, Principal Planner (415) 485-3092 Alicia.giudice@cityofsanrafael.org |
Proposed Project(haz clic aqui para información en Español)
This project is a request by Homeward Bound for a General Plan Amendment, Zoning Amendment, and Use Permit for the following:
- General Plan Amendment to extend the high-density residential (HDR) land use designation of the adjacent site such that it would include this entire 190 Mill Street property.
- A Zoning Map Amendment to extend the existing high-density residential zoning (HR1) of the adjacent site such that it would include this entire 190 Mill Street property
- Use Permit to allow expansion of the existing emergency shelter to allow up to 60 beds
- Separately-as a by-right project under AB2162 the project would include development of a 32-unit supportive housing project
(haz clic aqui para información en Español)
This project is a request by Homeward Bound for a General Plan Amendment, Zoning Amendment, and Use Permit for the following:
- General Plan Amendment to extend the high-density residential (HDR) land use designation of the adjacent site such that it would include this entire 190 Mill Street property.
- A Zoning Map Amendment to extend the existing high-density residential zoning (HR1) of the adjacent site such that it would include this entire 190 Mill Street property
- Use Permit to allow expansion of the existing emergency shelter to allow up to 60 beds
- Separately-as a by-right project under AB2162 the project would include development of a 32-unit supportive housing project
StatusOn April 6, 2020, city council has approved the requested general plan amendment, zoning amendment and use permit for the 60-bed homeless shelter. This approval establishes a by-right permitting process for the 32-unit supportive housing project. The next step for this project is to submit for and obtain the necessary building permits for development of this site.
On April 6, 2020, city council has approved the requested general plan amendment, zoning amendment and use permit for the 60-bed homeless shelter. This approval establishes a by-right permitting process for the 32-unit supportive housing project. The next step for this project is to submit for and obtain the necessary building permits for development of this site.