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Item 31 - Density Bonus Agreement No. 2023-02: Residential Development (322 N Harbor Blvd.)
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exception of the requested concessions and waivers identified <br />as part of DBA No. 2023-02 application, which has been <br />concurrently filed with the subject SPR application. The <br />requested concessions include a reduced common open space <br />and a building frontage type for the stacked dwelling building <br />type. Additionally, DBA No. 2023-02 is requesting waivers for <br />the project to have reduced onsite open space that is open to <br />the sky, reduced lot width, and a deviation from the courtyard or <br />forecourt open space design requirement. To address the open <br />space requirements, the project proposes connecting an 800- <br />square-foot deck to a 1,100-square-foot community room, <br />creating a contiguous 1,900 square feet of open space. <br />3. That the proposed development plan is designed to be compatible <br />with adjacent development in terms of similarity of scale, height, and <br />site configuration and otherwise achieves the objectives and <br />development principles specified in Chapter 3 (Land Use Plan and <br />Development Standards) and Chapter 6 (Design Guidelines) of the <br />Harbor Mixed Use Transit Corridor Plan. <br />The proposed project aligns with the adjacent development, <br />adhering to the design and development principles specified <br />in the Harbor Mixed Use Transit Corridor. The project exceeds <br />three stories in height, which is allowed in the Corridor (CRD) <br />land use district subject to review and approval of the SPR. <br />Additionally, the project is situated to the east of an existing <br />multi -family residential complex of similar height and scale. <br />Moreover, the project is designed to meet the stacked building <br />type listed in Chapter 3. Lastly, per the DBA No. 2023-02 <br />application, the proposed project seeks concessions/incentives <br />enabling a 5 percent common open space provision and a <br />building frontage type that deviates from the Harbor Mixed Use <br />Transit Corridor plan requirements. Additionally, under DBA <br />No. 2023-02, the project requests waivers for reduced lot width, <br />reduced on -site open space that retains an open -sky <br />characteristic, and a deviation from the courtyard or forecourt <br />open space design prerequisite. <br />4. That the proposed land uses, site design, and operation <br />considerations in the proposed development plan have been <br />planned in a manner that will result in a compatible and harmonious <br />operation as specified in Chapter 4 (Mobility Plan) of the Harbor <br />Mixed Use Transit Corridor Plan. <br />The Development Review Committee (DRC) assessed the <br />proposed project under Development Review Project (DP No. <br />2022-03). Consequently, the project was tailored to include <br />9/25/2023 <br />Planning Commission 2 — 13 <br />Resolution No. 2023-XXX <br />Page 3 of 10 <br />
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