Bill Hocker | Jun 1, 2018Update 6/1/18
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NVR
NVR 7/16/18:
Future of Napa Marriott hotel lies with City Council
NVR 6/1/18:
Napa [City] planners advance hotel-winery plan, despite housing concerns
Comm. Murray said, regarding the number of new workers needing affordable housing: "We can't be continually punting the ball down the field, but we can't put the burden all on one project," to which the logical reply is "Why not?" This particular project is increasing the affordable housing shortage by a specific number of units. Why shouldn't the project create those units as a condition of approval or else pay for the difference between affordable and market rate housing for every employee?
More about the traffic impact of this project and other projects around bottleneck junction is here.
5/24/18
The Trinitas Mixed Use (Marriott Hotel-Winery-Office Bldg) complex is up before the
Airport Land Use Commission (County Planning Commission + 2) on
June 6, 2018. It is a 253 room hotel, 25,000 sf winery (no capacity or visitation specified but 57 parking spaces allowed), 30,000 sf office bldg, and 441 total parking spaces.
The notice is here
The project documents are here (large file)
Is it compatible next to the airport? No less than the Meritage or the County office buildings, one would assume. Will the current traffic jam at the entrance to the airport, made that much worse by one more huge project up the road, be discussed? Probably not.
NVR 6/2/17:
Design of south Napa Marriott hotel leaves city planners cold
NVR 6/1/17:
Napa planners to get first a look at a Marriott hotel, winery
NVR 5/18/18:
Napa planners grapple with housing demands of 250-room Marriott hotel