WWL - Entitlement Experience

Experience >>	Entitlements

		Hamilton Field Master Plan Hamilton Field is a complete new community redeveloped at a former military based. This new community includes abroad range of housing opportunities, office, commercial, retail, recreation and community areas. After the property languished in controversy for more than 18 years, Woodley, Wright & Lynn teamed up with Goldman, Sachs & Co and The Martin Group to create community consensus and received approval of the master plan in less than 18 months. This remains the largest single approval ever completed in Marin County, CA
		Kensington Place Apartments Kensington Place apartments is a high density, 186 unit community located in Sunnyvale, CA. A former trucking terminal was to be converted to apartments which would increase property vales in the neighborhood. However, the adjacent property held a senior, mobile home community that was concerned that rising property values could threaten the redevelopment of their property. Working with the adjacent seniors to address noise, visual, construction and other issues, the project was approved by the City Council without a single objection from the neighborhood.
		Hamilton Landing Hamilton Landing consists of seven old aircraft hangars converted to new office buildings totaling 435,000 sf. Woodley, Wright & Lynn was retained to obtain precise plan and design review approvals. Given the need for flexibility in the reuse of the buildings, several various architectural options were submitted and approved. This allowed the owner to market the properties to a wide variety of users.
		New Port & Sunny Cove Newport and Sunny Cove is a single family neighborhood of 238 homes, the largest neighborhood in Marin County. Woodley, Wright &Lynn obtained the tentative map and precise plan approval from submission of application to City Council approval in less than 12 weeks.
		The Villas at Hamilton The Villas at Hamilton is an affordable, senior, apartment community of 128 units located in Novato, CA. A former enlisted men’s barracks was rehabilitated in the center of a new community. The affordable housing approval was obtained by addressing the issues of the single family neighbor hoods on both sides of this development. Due to changing market conditions, Woodley, Wright & Lynn was retained to entitle this first for assisted living and when the market for assisted living collapsed, to reapprove the project for independent living.