Dozens of homes could sprout on a San Jose site in the Alviso district

SAN JOSE Dozens of homes could sprout on a San Jose site in the city s Alviso district a property that now accommodates a hodgepodge of residences industrial uses and commercial activity The improvement site has addresses of to El Dorado Street and is near the site of Vahl s Restaurant in north San Jose Proposed site of a housing advancement at to El Dorado Street in the Alviso district of north San Jose as shown within the outline Boundaries are approximate Google Maps The proposal envisions the advance of townhomes on a -acre site whose boundaries include El Dorado Street Moffat Street and Gold Street San Jose s Alviso district appears to be turning into something of a hotbed for advance proposals of late A short distance away from this site one group has proposed the expansion of a massive facts center near the corner of North First Street and Liberty Street Also nearby is the site of an affordable housing project of residences at Top Golf Drive that could be fast-tracked through the San Jose review process via a builder s remedy gambit As for the housing expansion on El Dorado Street the project would cause the demolition of residential commercial and industrial structures on the site to clear the way for the townhomes The advancement site consists of six parcels and is owned by two different family trusts Each of the two trusts owns three of the six parcels One ownership group is a trust whose trustee is Betty J Brown of Los Altos The other group is a trust whose trustee is Sandra Anderson of Discovery Bay according to Santa Clara County Assessment Records HMH Engineers filed the townhomes proposal with San Jose city planners It wasn t without delay clear who would develop the project if the city approves the housing project