A fresh take on Springs’ new look

The latest design of the mixed-use development in the Springs – a recycled shipping container-based project proposed for the Lanning Structures building – will be presented at a July 20 meeting of the Springs Alliance.

The meeting will be held at 7 p.m. at La Luz Center, 17560 Greger Street.

Plans for the by parcel that fronts Sonoma Highway near Central Avenue will be reviewed by Tim Sloat, real estate development manager for KS Mattson Partners LP.

This mixed-use development would include a casual dining restaurant with all-outdoor seating, a micro-retail shop, and three rental dwelling units. A formal application was recently submitted for design review and use permit with Sonoma County’s Permit and Resources Management Department.

Also on the agenda: an update of the Rapid Response program presented by a member of the local team. This is an initiative of North Bay Organizing Project and Sonoma Valley Action Coalition to provide legal observers, accompaniment and other support in event of action by immigration agents.

The meeting is open to the public and anyone with an interest in the Springs is welcome to attend and weigh in on issues that matter to them. Translation services will provided.

Regular meetings are held on the third Thursday

Image provided by KS Mattson Partners LP.