BERKELEY'S NEWS • SEPTEMBER 26, 2023
Charlene Woodcock
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Campus
APRIL 04, 2018
Campus, city perspectives on Oxford Tract housing development addressed at town hall meeting
The panel discussion hosted at University Hall was organized by Berkeley City Councilmember Kate Harrison’s office to address and determine how to balance various community needs, namely housing and educational facilities.
Campus
APRIL 04, 2018
Campus, city perspectives on Oxford Tract housing development addressed at town hall meeting
The panel discussion hosted at University Hall was organized by Berkeley City Councilmember Kate Harrison’s office to address and determine how to balance various community needs, namely housing and educational facilities.
City
JUNE 03, 2016
City’s Zoning Adjustments Board approves proposed Downtown highrise
The Zoning Adjustments Board unanimously approved a use permit for a proposed 16-story high-rise hotel at 2129 Shattuck Ave. at its May 26 meeting.
City
JUNE 03, 2016
City’s Zoning Adjustments Board approves proposed Downtown highrise
The Zoning Adjustments Board unanimously approved a use permit for a proposed 16-story high-rise hotel at 2129 Shattuck Ave. at its May 26 meeting.
City
FEBRUARY 20, 2016
Design Review Committee approves 2 city developments Thursday
The Design Review Committee approved two developments in Berkeley — including a 16-story high-rise hotel on Shattuck Avenue — and sent two other projects back to the applicants for redesigns.
City
FEBRUARY 20, 2016
Design Review Committee approves 2 city developments Thursday
The Design Review Committee approved two developments in Berkeley — including a 16-story high-rise hotel on Shattuck Avenue — and sent two other projects back to the applicants for redesigns.
City
JUNE 07, 2015
Community activists raise balloons to visualize proposed 18-story building
On Saturday, Berkeley community activists attempted to raise balloons almost 200 feet high to visualize the impact of a proposed 18-story mixed-use building in Downtown Berkeley, which is currently in the process of receiving approval for construction.
City
JUNE 07, 2015
Community activists raise balloons to visualize proposed 18-story building
On Saturday, Berkeley community activists attempted to raise balloons almost 200 feet high to visualize the impact of a proposed 18-story mixed-use building in Downtown Berkeley, which is currently in the process of receiving approval for construction.
