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City Council Public 75D PROJECTFAMILY RESIDENTIAL -MULTI 2019 November 19, Hearing
AERIAL PHOTO 2 SiteProject Santa AnaCity of City of Orange Broadway Edgewood Road Main Street
3 PROJECT HISTORY projectunit256theofdenialrecommendedCommissionPlanning2019,28Octobermetcommunityandapplicant2019Septemberprojectunit347theforimpasseCommissionPlanning2019Augustoccasions5onmetco
mmunityandapplicant2019JunetoMarchwith staff, applicant and communityCouncil remanded back to the Planning Commission after consultation developmentsupport for the of neighborhood
Lack TrafficParkingprojectthe Height and massing of Density Council expressed concerns with: City -2019 February project496 unit aPlanning Commission recommended denial of -January
2019
CURRENT PROPOSAL 4 Lot Line Adjustmentspaces)south (180 and east (104 spaces) –Surface level parking lots Increased east and south setbacks courtyardsspas, BBQs, Leasing office,
club room, fitness center, roof deck, pools and 4 stories height from 2 to Tiered (2%)Three bedrooms 429%)Two bedrooms (75 (40%)One bedrooms 103 (29%)Studios 74 Unit mix 511
parking spaces (2.0 spaces/unit) ratio)floor area acre (1.43 dwelling units per 58 Density of residential units256
5 ACCESS ONLYEMERGENCY VEHICLE 407 SPACESSPACES180 104 SPACES 134’SITE PLAN
6 Opaque windows•Trees•240 feet PARKEDGEWOOD ROADNEIGHBORHOODMAIN STREET 50 feet50 feet60 feet74 feet50 feet60 feet74 feet50 feet37 feet25 feet 90 feet PARKINGSURFACE AND FIRE LANESURFACE
PARKING NORTH TO SOUTH CROSS SECTION:WEST TO EAST CROSS SECTION:134 feet HEIGHT
MAIN MODIFIED PROJECTPREVIOUS7
EDGEWOOD ROAD PREVIOUSMODIFIED PROJECTPREVIOUS8
9 SIDEWALKCURB AND ~90 feet be modifiedMedian to and signalscrosswalk New ROADSTREETMAIN PROJECT ENTRY
10 ENTITLEMENTS Agreement (DA)Development Amendment Application (AA) Plan Amendment (GPA)General Environmental Impact Report (EIR)
11 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT no new impactsIdentified Studied analyzed the modified project EIR (October 2019)Clarifications to the Final Programand Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting
(Aesthetics) Consideration Findings of Fact, Statement of Overriding EIRrevisions to the Draft comments and Response to Released November 2018 Final EIR October 2018-AugustDraft
EIR: 14 Environmental Topics + Technical StudiesMarch 2018-FebruaryNotice of Preparation & Initial Study
Proposed amendment to: 12 GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENT)District Center (DC
AMENDMENT APPLICATION 13 standards2 zones and development ) with SD3(Create Specific Development No. 93
14 AGREEMENT DEVELOPMENT District Application Eliminated Historic monumentsRemoved amazon lockers and entry WayWalkieEnhanced pavement and street light at Main/Street Lights Traffic
calming at 3 locationsSecurity of parking and neighborhoodImprovements Package and Santiago Neighborhood Benefit Modified Park Modified Santiago Park Improvements (value $700,000)Public
Art year extensions -1two 4 years with
15 Parking lotintersectionModified Main StreetTwo driveways:Way)WalkieSantiago Park (Main Street andTwo points of access:Parking ratio of 2.0Parking ratio of 1.8134 foot south setback15
foot south setback90 foot east setback40 foot east setbackand 1 level below5 levels above groundStructure: Parkingand 1 level below8 level above ground Structure: Parkingstories-Residential:
4stories with mezzanines-Residential: 558 dwelling units per acre (FAR 1.4)81 dwelling units per acre (FAR 2.2)256 units476 unitsOctober 2019 Project2019 ProjectFebruary PROJECT COMPARISON
16 ECONOMIC ANALYSIS 25 yearsNPV) over 6.7 million ($$11.6 approximately The net new General Fund revenue is projected to be ($2.7 NPV)General Fund the City from over 25 years expendituresmillion
in $5.0 Approximately ($9.4 NPV)General Fund the City’s to years over 25 million in revenue$16.6 Approximately year forecast period:-RSG anticipates the following fiscal outcomes
over a 25project unit -256the analyzing RSG, Inc. prepared by was A fiscal and economic impact analysis
PLANNING COMMISSION ACTION 17 project256 unit denial of the 3:2 recommended By a vote of written comments Approximately 100 Approximately 50 speakersPlanning Commission public hearing
on October 28, 2019
OPTIONS FOR CITY COUNCIL TO CONSIDER 18Specific Development No. 93.10 for -Adopt an ordinance approving Amendment Application No. 201806; and-Adopt a resolution approving General Plan
Amendment No. 201801;-Adopt an ordinance approving the Development Agreement No. 2018Program;Overriding Considerations, adopting Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting to the California
Environmental Quality Act, adopting a Statement of 01 (SCH No. 2018021031), adopt environmental findings of fact pursuant -Adopt a resolution certifying Final Environmental Impact Report
No. 2018OPTION 2. No. 93.10 establishing Specific Development -Amendment Application No. 201806; and-General Plan Amendment No. 201801;-Development Agreement No. 2018Commission
and deny the following applications: a resolution affirming the recommendation of the Planning Adopt OPTION 1.
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STAFF TEAM 20Ruben CastanedaZed KekulaTaig HigginsWilliam GalvezPublic Works AgencyHornKimleyTrevor Briggs, Alisha Winterswyk, Best, Best & Krieger Renee Escario, RE ConsultingEnvironmental
Selena KelaherVince FregosoMinh ThaiPlanning Staff:
Habitable Square Footage 878,444,3$TotalEstimated895,050,1$FeesSchoolUnifiedAnaSanta326,252$FeeFacilitiesFire250,974$Recreation&Parks009,305$Traffic776,55$DrainStorm279,607$Charges)DistrictSanitation
County(OrangeChargesCapacityFacilitiesCapital344,199$SewerTotalEstimatedFee FEES 21$3,087,975$15 per square foot205,865Estimated FeeInclusionary Housing Fee
TRAFFIC 22 includednotthereforeare)2018MayinProjectTransformationMallPlaceMain(thereleasedwasNOPtheaftersubmittedwerethatApplicationsunderwayisreviewenvironmentalactualwhenandfiledbeenhasapplicatio
ndevelopmentawhenislawcasebydefinedasprojects”future“Probable)2018(FebruaryNOPthepublishingtopriorCitythetosubmittedwereapplicationswhichforprojectscumulativeforeseeablereasonablyandpresent,past,ofl
istaincludesEIRthe15130SectionGuidelinesCEQAPer
23ACRES-ACRES-PROPOSED LOT LINE ADJUSTMENT
347 UNIT SITE PLAN 66’24
25 496 UNIT SITE PLAN