From Kevin at Holliday Development:
The food should be quite good from a number of local sources – Brown Sugar Kitchen is the main caterer (jerked chicken skewers, smoked pulled pork sandwiches, vegetarian muffaletta, mac n cheese), Linden Street Brewery is providing the beer, Scream Sorbet will have a few different sorbet options, and Namie’s Kitchen will be adding a few side dishes as well. We will also have Urban Legend Cellars doing a barrel tasting of their upcoming wine. The food and drink are complimentary, and we owe a big thanks to all of these local businesses that donated or deeply discounted for the celebration.
PS: Having made a couple Google Maps myself lately, I highly admire the one they put together. You can find it HERE
2 comments:
I love the retro look for their website, etc., to tie into the Sleeping Car Porters and railroad history of the area.
I didn't see anything on their website (http://www.pacificcannerylofts.com) that suggests the lofts are going to be particularly green. Did I miss the info somewhere?
The "green" aspects are a little buried, but for example see here: http://www.bridgehousing.com/IronhorseGB where it says "This is an exemplary sustainable development project providing housing at a variety of affordable income levels, a commitment to union labor which means high quality workmanship and decent wages, and green building standards," said Nancy Nadel, Councilmember, District 3, City of Oakland. "I am excited to see our policy directions shaping our new developments to better meet the needs and standards of Oaklanders." In addition they are "GreenPoint Rated" which I was not familiar with before reading up on it. Find more info about that Here: http://www.ktvu.com/news/20136885/detail.html
Thanks for reading!
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