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Sequoia Living, Heritage on the Marina Enlarge Plan to 120-Unit Senior Community Behind Julia Morgan Landmark in San Francisco

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A revised application from Sequoia Living and Heritage on the Marina would double the height of a long-planned addition to the century-old Marina District retirement community, layering an eight-story building with 120 senior units behind the landmarked Julia Morgan structure at 3400 Laguna Street.

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