Meet the developers
Developers of an approximately 5.28-acre site along Lawrence Expressway between Lakehaven Drive and Lakedale Way are holding an April 24 online neighborhood outreach meeting for community members to review and comment on the their planning application.
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The True Life Companies are proposing demolishing the Lakewood Shopping Center and a former auto service center to construct a commercial building with at least 10,000 square feet of floor area along Lakehaven Drive. The development would also include 101 townhome units in 15 three-story buildings, including 16 units with in-law suites, accessible from Lakedale Way.
The residential and commercial portions of the project would be separated by a linear parcel owned by the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (SFPUC), which is not part of the project.
Zoning for the proposed site is designated “village mixed use” under the city’s Village Center Master Plan, which has not been finalized. Current city zoning and permitting procedures apply to the site.
For more information about the project or the meeting, email True Life representative Kelley Rutchena at [email protected]. For city-related matters, contact Senior Planner Jeffrey Cucinotta at 408-730-7424.
The meeting is set for 6-7 p.m. at https://thetruelifecompanies.zoom.us/j/88535419203.
Historic jail tour
Orwell meets Elvis for an Animal Farm and Jailhouse Rock Day Trip hosted by Bay Area Older Adults. On April 22, adults ages 50 and older are invited to join a guided tour of the Coastside History Museum and Jail to learn about Half Moon Bay’s farming, surfing and railroad history and listen to jailhouse crime stories.
After lunch, visit an animal farm whose mission is to provide emotional support for those struggling with grief, illnesses and other challenges.
Registration is $140 at https://bit.ly/449IRvr. Participants will meet up at 8:30 a.m. at a location in Cupertino and will be home by 5 p.m.
