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New 500 Miller Ave. Owner Gets Hearing on 32,000-Square-Foot, Mixed-Use Project – Planning Commission Hearing Set for April 14

4/10/2014

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One of Mill Valley's most prominent and divisive pieces of land heads back to the spotlight when the Mill Valley Planning Commission holds an April 14 hearing on a new mixed residential and commercial development project at 500 Miller Avenue. The application comes on the heels of a purchase of the land in 2013 by developer Daniel Deibel's Upworth Real Estate from longtime owner Al Von der Worth, who received approval for a development project there in 2010.

Von der Worth first proposed his project in June 2005, and it was the subject of more than a half-dozen study sessions and multiple hearings before the commission's approval. The approved project was a mixed residential and commercial development comprised of a 14,276 square foot building of 9 attached, single-family residential units with a 12,217 sq. ft. parking garage below and a separate two-story 4,948 square foot commercial building. 

Deibel's new application is for 9 attached single-family townhouse-style residential units totaling 23,502 square feet built as two buildings with 11,962 sq. ft. of parking incorporated at the rear first floor of the buildings, and a separate two-story 3,000 square foot commercial building with a separate parking lot. 

Click here for more info on the project. The hearing will be streamed live and archived on the city's website here.

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Janet link
4/14/2014 11:56:16 am

It is such a shame to cut into that hillside. It will take a massive retaining wall to hold that hill and will be an enormous cost. I feel sorry for all the people living above and the poor deer have yet one more small piece of land taken away from them. Why can't we just leave a little open space?

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marian schuchman
6/20/2014 03:41:34 am

I agree.
It hurts my soul to see this happen. I see the deer and know how it will stress them and give them less space and box them in. Why doesn't the owner give this to Mill Valley and take the tax write-off. It is the last piece of unspoiled hillside and its' presence gives one a little idea of the old Mill Valley and environs. Let's start a petition and/or find an angel to buy it and protect it.

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