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Schaub Lee Architects proposes dual home project at 231 and 235 Wild Avenue

April 29, 2021 | San Francisco City, San Francisco County, California


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Schaub Lee Architects proposes dual home project at 231 and 235 Wild Avenue
The San Francisco Planning Commission convened on July 4, 2025, to discuss a proposed development project at 231 and 235 Wild Avenue. The project aims to demolish an existing single-family dwelling, subdivide the lot into two 25-foot wide parcels, and construct two new single-family homes. Each new unit will feature approximately 3,163 and 3,069 gross square feet of living space, respectively, along with two off-street parking spaces and one bike parking space per unit.

The planning department reported that the site has been vacant since 2019 and that no public correspondence regarding the project has been received to date. The department concluded that the proposal aligns with the city's general plan and is compatible with the surrounding residential neighborhood. The new buildings are designed to comply with local development standards, enhancing the existing neighborhood character while providing additional housing options.

During the meeting, Jeremy Schaub, representing the project owner, presented the architectural plans, highlighting the design's adherence to neighborhood patterns and the provision of adequate light and air for adjacent properties. The project aims to replace a substandard existing structure with modern, family-sized homes.

Public comments included concerns from local residents about potential impacts on views and natural light due to the new construction. One resident expressed dissatisfaction with the outreach efforts, stating that many neighbors were unaware of the project discussions. Concerns were also raised regarding parking availability in the area, which is already limited.

Despite these concerns, several commissioners expressed support for the project, emphasizing its potential to provide much-needed family housing in a well-established neighborhood. The commission ultimately moved to approve the project, recognizing its alignment with city housing goals and planning guidelines. The next steps will involve finalizing the project details and addressing any remaining community concerns.

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