Planning Director's Hearing - 2026-04-06
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Meeting Summary
The Planning Director's Hearing approved a special use permit for Action Day Schools to expand an existing daycare center at 2021 Lincoln Ave. from 24 to 56 students, including construction of a 1,440 square foot modular building. The consent calendar also approved a 24-month extension for a vesting tentative map at 2323-2391 Moore Park Ave. allowing 58 residential condominiums, 41 townhouses, and 17 ADUs on 1.87 acres.
Key Decisions (2)
Vesting Tentative Map Extension at 2323-2391 Moore Park Ave.
Approved 24-month extension of previously approved vesting tentative map to allow reconfiguration of 7 lots into 11 lots and up to 58 residential condominium units, 41 townhouse units, and 17 ADUs on approximately 1.87 gross acre site at 2323-2391 Moore Park Ave. in Council District 6.
Special Use Permit for Daycare Expansion at 2021 Lincoln Ave.
Approved expansion of existing daycare center from 24 students to 56 students, construction of new 1,440 square foot modular building, removal of two evergreen pear trees (one ordinance size), and allowance to exceed noise threshold of 55 decibels by up to 12 decibels at adjacent property line. Located on west side of Lincoln Ave., approximately 75 feet south of Lincoln Ave. and Lennon Way intersection in Council District 6. Applicant: Kathy Jellick/Action Day Schools.
Development Activity (2)
Moore Park Ave. Multifamily Residential Project
Reconfiguration of 7 lots into 11 lots; up to 58 residential condominium units, 41 townhouse units, and 17 ADUs on approximately 1.87 gross acres
Action Day Schools Daycare Expansion
Expansion from 24 to 56 students; new 1,440 square foot modular building; removal of two trees
Market Signals (2)
Housing Demand
Extension granted for multifamily project with 116 total units (condos, townhouses, ADUs) on less than 2 acres indicates continued demand for higher-density residential development.
Other
Daycare expansion approval reflects strong demand for childcare facilities, with applicant noting infant care is an important need for working families in the area.