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Developer: Berkeley Must Follow State Law and Approve 50 Percent Affordable Housing Project on Fourth Street

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West Berkeley Investors, City of Berkeley, WBI, 1900 Fourth, Blake Griggs Properties, Alameda Superior Court, West Berkeley Shellmound
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Berkeley, CA (June 28, 2018) ‐‐ West Berkeley Investors (WBI) today submitted a detailed response to the City of Berkeley’s letter of June 6 that affirms the lawfulness and applicability of SB 35 and addresses all questions that were raised by the City. Pursuant to State law, the Project is entitled to approval within 180 […]

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