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    Village at Burlingame (Project Information)

    Affordable Housing Development (150 Park Road) and Public Parking Garage (160 Lorton Avenue)

    Village Rendering     Parking Garage Rendering
                               Housing Development                                                         Public Parking Garage

    The "Village at Burlingame" located at 150 Park Road was completed in December 2023. The project includes a new, 5-story 132-unit affordable workforce and senior apartment development and public park (Lorton Avenue Park), and relocating the parking stalls in the former public parking lot to a new, 5-level parking garage located at 160 Lorton Avenue.  The broad intent is for the units to be rented by people working in Burlingame, and Burlingame seniors. 

    The proposed development is indented to respond to the following objectives:

    • new housing units to support the community, including housing for seniors and for people working in the community;
    • additional, conveniently-located parking for use by downtown businesses and residents alike;
    • additional open space to be enjoyed by both current and new residents.
    Apartments Summary:

    • Units: 132 (78 workforce units, 54 senior units)
    • Height: 5 stories / 60 feet
    • Parking: 144 parking spaces in a partially above grade and below grade parking garage, accessed from Park Road (137 spaces in vehicle lifts + 7 disabled-accessible spaces)
    • 6,750 square foot publicly accessible open space
    Parking Structure Summary:
    • 368 stalls (206 stalls replaced from existing Lots F and N + 162 new stalls)
    • Height: 5 stories / 48 feet (the top floor is an open deck)

    Planning Commission Action Meeting - December 10, 2018 - The Planning Commission approved these applications in a public hearing on December 10, 2018.  The staff report, attachments and plans for these projects are provided below.

    Meeting Documents: