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Item 28 - Public Hearing - Amendment Application for the Village Santa Ana Specific Plan
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The Village Santa Ana Specific Plan Entitlements and Development Agreement (1561 W. <br />Sunflower Avenue) <br />September 16, 2025 <br />Page 13 <br />7) Balance of Land Uses. The Village Santa Ana will contain a broad mix of land uses <br />serving regional, community, and local needs. This includes a mix of retail, <br />restaurant, and entertainment uses that complement South Coast Plaza and <br />contribute to the local Santa Ana economy. The Village Santa Ana will also help <br />meet the significant demand for additional housing in the community. <br />Table 5 provides an analysis of SP-6 that warrants staff's recommendation of approval of <br />the requested action. <br />Table 5: Key Issues Analysis <br />Ke Issue <br />Analysis <br />Scale and Compatibility <br />SP-6 is intended to produce a dynamic, mixed -use village that is integrated <br />into and respects the surrounding community. The GPU land use <br />designation of DC-5 for the Project Site allows developments up to 25 <br />stories tall. SP-6 limits building heights to 25 stories and buildings adjacent <br />to the northern property line will be limited to 8 stories, which is consistent <br />with the GPU. Furthermore, through the City's DRC process for each phase <br />and design guidelines contained in SP-6, new buildings will be reviewed and <br />designed to be compatible with the existing surrounding uses by including <br />upper story step -backs and other features to reduce upper story massing. <br />Density and Intensity <br />The DC-5 designation of the GPU allows a density of up to 125 du/acre and <br />a maximum FAR of 5.0. SP-6 is consistent with the density and intensity of <br />the GPU. The Project, as designed, is proposing a density of 93 du/acre and <br />a FAR of 3.0, below what is permissible by the GPU. Typical residential <br />densities of existing multiple -family communities in the area range from 16 <br />to 25 du/acre; however, SP-6 includes a variety of development standards, <br />design guidelines, and amenities designed not only to reduce the impact of <br />higher -density residential development, but to also enhance existing <br />community -wide amenities for existing residences surrounding the Project <br />Site. The Project's density and FAR is comparable with the density of 91 <br />du/acre and FAR of 2.7 approved for SP-5. <br />The Project will feature 7.5 acres of publicly accessible open space, which <br />will be accessible to all Santa Ana residents and programmed with functions <br />to provide active and passive recreation. The Project also includes private <br />residential open space and amenity space that will ensure a livable <br />environment for residents. <br />Onsite Parking <br />The Project will provide approximately 3,439 parking stalls and the parking <br />ratios are consistent with newer developments recently constructed and <br />with the parking ratios approved for the adjacent SP-5. Parking would be <br />provided through a combination of underground parking, above -ground <br />structure parking, and on -street parking. Above- or below -ground structured <br />parking would be provided for each residential, mixed -use, or office building. <br />Underground and on -street parking would be provided adjacent to the <br />proposed village plaza area, which would include retail, food and beverage, <br />among other uses. A portion of these parking spaces would be designated <br />and equipped with charging receptacles for electric vehicles for residential <br />and nonresidential uses in accordance with CALGreen. <br />
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