4mentions
2008first mention
2009last mention
stalledfinal signal

Summary

Developer Tom Anthony put on hold plans to demolish an old veterinary building and a cottage at 5666 Telegraph to build a 5-story condo project, citing economic conditions.

residentialopposedmediumstalled

5666 Telegraph Avenue

Aliases

5666 Telegraph Ave condo project5666 Telegraph condo towers (appeal)5666 Telegraph residential project

Timeline

2008_01

5666 Telegraph condo towers (appeal)

Two towers with 15 condominiums at 5666 Telegraph Avenue. Buildings are 58 ft (front) and 48 ft (rear); zoning allows only 40 ft. Neighbors appealing the Planning Commission approval; Commission to hear appeal in January 2008.

opposedin-reviewmedium
2008_03

5666 Telegraph residential project

A five-story residential project just north of Highway 24, outside formal RCPC boundaries but potentially setting a precedent for the area. Approved administratively, appealed by neighbors to Planning Commission; the Commission approved the project but directed the applicant to work with appellants to address concerns.

opposedapprovedmedium
2008_04

5666 Telegraph residential project

The Planning Commission denied the neighbors' appeal of the administrative approval. A lawsuit was subsequently filed challenging the City's approval.

opposedapprovedmedium
2009_02

5666 Telegraph Ave condo project

Developer Tom Anthony put on hold plans to demolish an old veterinary building and a cottage at 5666 Telegraph to build a 5-story condo project, citing economic conditions.

neutralstalledlow

Quotes

5666 Telegraph: Two towers, 15 condos. Front tower 58 ft, rear 48 ft; zoning allows 40 ft. Neighbors appealing. Planning Commission to hear in January.2008_01 - Project Updates section, Jan 2008
This five-story project, just north of Highway 24, while not formally within the RCPC boundaries, could set an unfortunate precedent for this part of Telegraph Avenue, including areas that are within RCPC's boundary.2008_03 - Land Use Committee update, March 2008
The commission approved the project, but directed the applicant to work with the appellants to address the concerns raised.2008_03 - Land Use Committee update, March 2008
The Planning Commission denied an appeal on this project. A lawsuit has now been filed challenging the City's approval.2008_04 - Land Use Committee update, April 2008
Developer/realtor Tom Anthony put on hold plans to demolish the old veterinary building and a cottage for a 5-story condo project2009_02 - news article on North Oakland condo projects