By Jeanne Lang Jones A Bay Area developer is moving ahead with plans to turn a controversial historic landmark near the Berkeley waterfront into a 135-unit mixed-use apartment complex. Currently used as a parking lot for Spenger’s Fresh Fish Grotto restaurant, the property is part of a three-block area that Berkeley’s Landmarks Preservation Commission designated […]
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