Pleasanton, CA cohousing site tour - start a group | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Danny Milman (danny![]() |
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Date: Tue, 14 Nov 2000 11:54:23 -0700 (MST) |
SITE TOUR COHOUSING in PLEASANTON, CA (San Francisco Bay Area) Anyone interested in finding out more about the project and in seeing the site is invited to join us for a short site tour and introductory meeting. Saturday, 2 December 2000 12 noon Please contact our office for directions - 510/549-9980 or danny [at] cohousingco.com OTHER NEWS A week or so ago, I posted the following message about a potential cohousing site in Pleasanton, CA. Since then we have received enough response to continue to pursue this site. I have done a bit more research and discovered that: The schools in the area are very good (Lydiksen Elementary). There is a commuter train that goes from Pleasanton to San Jose twice each morning and evening. A BART station is planned for 1-2 miles from the site and should be constructed in a few years. POTENTIAL COHOUSING IN PLEASANTON, CA We are looking for people interested in forming a group around a site in Pleasanton, CA. The basic facts: The site is 4.88 acres with a single family house and barn. The site is one mile from the Ridgetop mall on a semirural road. The owner has lived there and run a boarding stable on the property since 1975. The owner would like to develop cohousing on the land, keeping the single family house to live in. The site is south facing with excellent solar orientation. A small year round creek runs through the site. The site backs up to the 580 freeway with all the good and bad that encompasses (excellent freeway access and freeway noise). The units would have unobstructed views of an undeveloped section of foothills in the Pleasanton ridge. Overall, we were more impressed with the site than we expected to be. While the freeway noise is not something that can be eliminated, the landowner is excited about keeping the land with a community who would care about it, the land on the opposite hills is extremely unlikely to be developed anytime soon, and the possibilities for energy efficient construction and great gardening seem perfect for cohousing. Please let us know if you would like more information about this possible cohousing project. If there is enough interest, then we will continue discussions with the landowner. Respctfully, Danny MILMAN The CoHousing Company "Architectural Design and Consulting Services towards the formation of Cohousing Communities" danny [at] cohousingco.com http://www.cohousingco.com tel. 510-549-9980, fax 510-549-2140 1250 Addison St. #113 Berkeley, CA 94702
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