New permits outline a three-story infill development replacing a former nursery site in Oak Park Urban infill continues to reshape Sacramento’s neighborhood corridors as smaller, design-driven projects move from concept to construction planning. The latest example is taking shape in Oak Park, where new building permits have been filed for a three-story apartment and retail […]
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