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POLICYLU-4.1 COMPLEMENTARY USES <br />Promote complete neighborhoods by <br />encouraging a mix of complementary uses, <br />community services, and people places within a <br />walkable area. <br />Chapter 2 and 3, the Village Santa Ana is a mixed use village <br />with a thoughtfully designed site plan that focuses on <br />balance and seamless integration of different uses. A mix <br />of residential, retail, and office, provide a variety of options <br />for future residents. The plan provides outdoor space <br />both shared and privately and people who visit or live at <br />the Village will find a multitude of unique outdoor spaces <br />for strolling, reading, dining, meeting friends, exercising, <br />and enjoying outdoor recreation. Additionally, rooftops, <br />terraces, and balconies that face the park overlook the <br />activities at the ground level and offer an array of amenities <br />for residents. <br />POLICYLU-4.6 HEALTHYLIVING CONDITIONS <br />Proximity to essential resources, outdoor and recreational <br />Support diverse and innovative housing types <br />space and sustainable materials and practices create healthy <br />that improve living conditions and promote a <br />living environments for existing and future residents. The <br />healthy environment. <br />Plan will implement a variety of these practices through land <br />use, design and thoughtful planning. The new development <br />will aim to protect and care for the land. Best practices <br />for reduced energy and water consumption, sustainably <br />sourced materials, and integration of pervious surfaces <br />along with thoughtful plant selection will support on - <br />site water retention for this green village community. <br />Additionally, many units were strategically placed to face <br />open spaces and areas, created a garden unit feel. <br />FIGURE LU-2 SPECIAL PLANNING AREAS <br />The property is a part of one of the five new focus areas: #5 <br />The property is a part of Focus Area #5: South <br />South Bristol Street. Discussion of inclusion in this Focus <br />Bristol street. <br />Area is covered in Chapter 1, Introduction. Additional details <br />of how the Plan is consistent with the South Bristol Street <br />focus area are outlined below. <br />TABLE LU-2. BUILDOUT TABLE <br />The South Bristol Street focus area is planned to <br />Focus <br />Area <br />Existing Housing Units <br />Existing Jobs <br />220 <br />3,337 <br />South <br />Bristol <br />Future Est. Housing Units <br />Future Est. Jobs <br />Street <br />F 5,272 <br />7,855 <br />accommodate a large amount of housing and employment. <br />The VSA project fits within the projected growth for South <br />Bristol Street. A maximum of 1,583 units are permitted <br />along with up to 80,000 square feet of commercial use <br />and 300,000 square feet of office use. The mix of housing, <br />directly adjacent to commercial and office use will bring a <br />variety ofjobs to the plan area and potentially increase the <br />number of residents who are able to walk or bike to work. <br />FIGURE LU-4 DENSITYAND INTENSITYMAP The density and intensity (du/acre and FAR) of Chapter 4, <br />The property site is designated as DC-5 which Development Standards are consistent with the DC-5 Land <br />means District Center -High with a maximum use Designation: 5.0 FAR and/or 125 du/ac, up to 25 stories. <br />density/intensity of 5.0 FAR and/or 125 du/ac <br />and typical max height of 25 stories. <br />Appendix B: General Plan Consistency <br />