For over three years, a housing proposal in Marin City has been stalled by community outrage. But the Marin County Board of Supervisors will consider a workaround, potentially moving more than a third of the proposed units to a site in nearby Tam Junction recently acquired by the project’s developer.

The split attempts to resolve what the county called “significant community concern” after it tried to fast-track the construction of a 74-unit building in Marin City in 2020. Under the new proposal, 32 of the units would be built on the Tam Junction site with the remaining 42 on the original site at 825 Drake Ave.

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Cole Reynolds is a rising junior at Northwestern University, where he studies journalism and anthropology. He has previously served as managing editor for The Daily Northwestern. In that role, he was part of the team that revealed the extent of hazing on the Northwestern football team — a story that attracted national attention. Outside of reporting, you can find him making fresh pasta, bread or other culinary creations.