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HomeMy WebLinkAbout04 PC REPORT 2018 YEAR IN REVIEW • AGENDA REPORT ITEM #4 F MEETING DATE: FEBRUARY 12, 2019 TO: PLANNING COMMISSION FROM: COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT SUBJECT: CITY OF TUSTIN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 2018 YEAR IN REVIEW RECOMMENDATION: That the Planning Commission receive and file the report. DISCUSSION: The Community Development Department's 2018 Year in Review summarizes the Community Development Department's activities throughout 2018 including discretionary permits processed and approved (i.e. Conditional Use Permits, Design Reviews, Subdivision Maps, etc.), major accomplishments for various functional areas within the Department, Code Enforcement activities, and Building Division activities. Adrianne DiLeva-Johnson Elizabeth A. Binsack Management Analyst Director of Community Development Attachment: Community Development. 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CURRENT PLANNING ..................................................x....x...x...x............................. 4 OldTown Tustin .................................................................................................. 4 TustinLegacy...................................................................................................... 6 Activity within The District ................................................................................. 9 Activity within The Market Place................................................................... 10 Other Projects throughout Tustin.................................................................... 1 1 ADVANCEDPLANNING ....................................................................................... 14 Community Development Block Grant ....................................................... 16 Workshops......................................................................................................... 18 PLANNING DIVISION ACTIVITY SUMMARY........................................................ 19 CGDE ENFORCEMENT......................................................................................... 20 BUILDING DIVISION ...........x..........x.x.....xx.x..x.....x................................................... 21 BUILDING DIVISION ACTIVITY SUMMARY .......................................................... 24 4 I Page 2 Community Development Year in Review 2018 OVERVIEW The City of Tustin's Community Development Department is pleased to present the Year in Review Report for 2018. Development highlights that occurred during 2018 include: new retail and medical facilities continuing to open at the new Village at Tustin Legacy shopping center; significant progress on construction of the Flight at Tustin Legacy creative office space; model homes opening for Vintage at Old Town Tustin; and, the groundbreaking of the new home community- Levity at Tustin Legacy. In addition to highlights on construction as well as new planning and building projects throughout Tustin, this report contains the following sections: 4 Current Planning, which includes updates on development within Old Town and Tustin Legacy, new retail developments, and other activities throughout the City. 4 Advanced Planning, these efforts involve special projects and activities, management of the Community Development Block Grant Program, and community workshops. 4 Planning Division Activity Summary, provides an overview of the number of projects and applications received during 2018. 4 Code Enforcement, includes enforcement activities throughout the year, such as the abatement of graffiti as well as participation in the Neighborhood Improvement Task Force. 4 Building Division, which outlines accomplishments such as construction activity, plan checks, permitting, and building inspections. 4 Building Division Activity Summary, provides a look at valuations and activity of the Building Division, by the numbers. v t } i 1 61111r 1 Construction or Flight at Tustin Legacy was in progress during 2018 Page 3 Community Development Year in Review 2018 CURRENT PLANNING During the year 2018, the Community Development Department's Current Planning efforts included various planning activities, new entitlement construction, and approvals throughout the City which were authorized by the City Council, Planning Commission, the Zoning Administrator, and City Staff. Included within the Current Planning section of this Year in Review is informer#ion regarding planning projects within the Old Town and Tustin Legacy areas, new business activities, and other current planning projects throughout Tustin. Old Town Tustin The historic core of Tustin underwent many new developments in 2018 ranging from new businesses opening, to the beginning of construction on a new home community. Downtown Commercial Core Specific Pian: During 2018, the Tustin City Council adopted a new specific plan document, the Downtown Commercial Core Specific Plan, which will facilitate a greater understanding and "sense of place" for the traditional center of Tustin; define strategies to enhance Old Town; create a pedestrian oriented community: revitalize the City's commercial core: protect community resources; improve connectivity and access roads; and, attract new businesses. Improvements for Main Street are currently in the design phase, which includes narrowing the entryway into Old Town. EI Camino Real is also continuing to be evaluated looking at various traffic calming measures, as well as incorporating additional outdoor seating and parklets throughout the area. Chaak Kitchen (215 EI Camino Real): A new Yucatan-inspired restaurant, called Chaak, completed a remodel of their building which included an expansion and the addition of an outdoor patio dining area and retractable roof. Chaak opened for business in August 2018. A I , T p I. I k Chaak is now open(photo courtesy.Chaak) Page 4 Community Devebpment Year in Review 2018 Morning Lavender(330 El Camino Real): Morning Lavender is a business which includes both a retail clothing/apparel boutique, and a cafe. The retail portion of the business opened during late 2017, and in early 2018, the cafe portion opened for business, making the business fully open on both sides of the building. IL A e" V Morning Lavender cafe(photo courtesy:Morning Lavender) Vintage at Old Town Tustin(1208 Bellmont Court): During 2018, construction began, and the model homes were opened, for a new residential community. Vintage will feature 140 new homes with amenities such as a pool, clubhouse, and a new mini-park. The mini-park will be available for use by the public. I" rr7 els y 1. r r Vintage model homes under construction(bottom)and open for tours(top) Page 5 Community Development Year h Review 2018 Habitat for Humanity Housing (140 S. A Street): Throughout 2018, Habitat for Humanity has been constructing two (2) detached condominium homes that are set aside for veterans and their families. In June 2018, the City of Tustin participated in a "build day" at the site with members of City Staff, City Council, and the community. A ribbon cutting ceremony for the new homes was held in December 2018. 1 . Wiwi Wan .r. ,FI Y' 44, AW .............................. . ........... Volunteers at the build day(left)Completed homes(right) Zama Tea ABC License (434 B! Camino Real): The Zoning Administrator has approved a Type 41 ABC License for on-site beer and wine sales in conjunction with an existing cafe and outdoor seating area. Tustin Legacy The Tustin Legacy area continued to develop during 2018. Significant progress was made on the new corporate campus, Flight at Tustin Legacy, and a groundbreaking ceremony was held for a new home community, Levity at Tustin Legacy. All built, entitled, and future projects within the Tustin Legacy area can be seen on the map provided as Attachment A to this report. Levity in Tustin Legacy (Tustin Ranch Road/Victory Road): In January 2018, the City Council approved the development of a new 218-unit residential community by CalAtlantic Homes. This project features three (3) new neighborhoods: Fleet at Levity- townhomes, Velocity at Levity-r flats, and, Icon at Levity- single family homes. Permits were recently issued for construction of the model homes, which are anticipated to open during mid-2019. ,7w7t_ .......... . ... ....... ...... ............. Groundbreaking ceremony for Levity in Tustin Legacy-July 31,2018 Page 6 Community Development Year in Review 2018 Flight at Tustin Legacy (Barranca Parkway/Red Hili Avenue): This development proposal includes a variety of uses such as: creative office uses; a food hall, and, conference center including a connection into Tustin Legacy Park. Construction continued to progress rapidly during 2018. The core office buildings of the campus are anticipated to be complete during the first quarter of 2019. The food hall is anticipated to open in March 2019. v^ n* t y i III I�d Mln aa„^^, or M1&. Construction progress of Flight at Tustin Legacy-Photo Date:December 12,2018 Tustin Legacy Linear Park (Barranca Parkway/Red Hill Avenue): This 26-acre portion of the linear park is considered the "anchor" to the linear park which is anticipated to run throughout the Tustin Legacy area in the future. The park incorporates the Barranca Detention Basin within its " concept plan, and is proposed to include direct linkages to the Flight project, mentioned above. Phase I of the park construction,which involved the detention basin, is complete. Phase II of the project, which involves landscaping the park through Armstrong Avenue, and finalization of the parking lot and restroom facilities, is anticipated to t� be complete in conjunction with occupancy of the ........................ ................................ Flight at Tustin Legacy project. Tustin Legacy Linear Park as seen from Flight ht Page 7 Community Development Year in Review 2018 Veterans Sports Park (Valencia Avenue): This approximately 30-acre park is designed as a community/sports park and will accommodate large group activities and offer a wide variety of facilities including: Four (4) lighted soccer fields; three (3) lighted ball fields; four (4) lighted tennis courts; two (2) lighted basketball courts; two (2) lighted sand volleyball courts; eight (8) lighted pickleball courts; a skate park; and, a veteran's memorial, The veteran's plaza and memorial area, designed as a place of honor, will be located at the west side of the park. during 2018, grading work was completed at the site, and bids have been collected for Phase it of the project (which includes construction of the ball fields and equipment). Construction of the park has recently begun to progress, and is anticipated to be complete in early 2020. The Village at Tustin Legacy(15000- 15140 Kensington Park Drive): The retail portion of this new shopping center is fully constructed, and construction continues to progress on the medical office portion of the center. Hoag Health Center is now open, and continues to add new services to their facility. The Health South (acute care) facility is anticipated to commence with grading of their site in the near future. Additional businesses who have opened at The Village during 2018 include: Tustin Legacy Animal Hospital; Row House Gym; and, Noah's NY Bagels. South Orange County Community College District (SOCCCD) Advanced Technology and Education Park(ATEP) Campus (1624 Valencia Avenue): During 2018, construction was completed on the first ATBP building, which houses the career technical programs for Irvine Valley College. , 17 y. ^mai + i • .......... ,,, Rendering of the first,ATEP � building and the completed construction � r r Page 8 Community Development Year in Review 2018 Grange County Animal Care: (1630 Victory Load): In March 2018, Grange County Animal Care moved from their former facility in the City of Orange, to a new 10-acre animal care facility in Tustin Legacy. Activity within The District The District shopping center continued to attract new businesses this year. The pian check process, construction activities, and inspections for the new businesses were monitored by the Building Division throughout the year, while the Planning Division oversaw the entitlement process for the prospective new tenants. Union Market (2493 Park Avenue): Although construction of Union Market was completed during 2015, during 2018 there were new businesses which opened in this retail space. These new businesses include: Berry Brand, Dello Lovebird, Scent Avenue, and The Paper House. Cinnaholic (2423 Park Avenue): During 2018, a new vegan cinnamon roil shop, which was featured an Shark Tank, opened in the former F Bowlology location within the Promenade area of f r' IA i The District. .. Utopia Cate (2489 Park Avenue): This European cafe, serving lunch and dinner, is anticipated to y " open soon in the former Peets Coffee location. 1i The Yellow Chilli (2463 Park Avenue): In July 2018, the Zoning Administrator approved a request to establish an alcoholic beverage sales establishment in conjunction with outdoor seating at an existing tenant space within The District ' (former Sharky's location). The restaurant is a anticipated to open in Spring 2019. d Al" Bubble Pop (2475 Park Avenue): A new business featuring bubble stations which allow interactive fun, cinnaholic is......now open at The r7istrict and learning the science behind bubbles, is now open for children and families to enjoy. Joon Shabu 2 (2453 Park Avenue): In September 2018, the Zoning Administrator approved a request for alcoholic beverage sales at a new shabu Shabu restaurant, and the restaurant is now open for business. Page 9 Community Development Year in Review 2018 UnionRyde (2471 Park Avenue): A new spin studio completed tenant improvements to their space, and opened for business during 2018. Activity within The Market Place Many new businesses received approval, completed tenant improvements, and opened within The Market Place during 2018. Similar to The District, the plan check process, construction activities, and inspections for the new businesses were monitored by the Building Division throughout the year, while the Planning Division oversaw the entitlement process for new tenants within The Market Place. Sephora (2999 El Camino Real) During 2018, construction of a new retail space was completed. This retail space is anticipated to contain up to four (4) tenants in the future. Sephora cosmetics is one of the tenants to occupy the new building, and opened their doors for business in .lune 2018. The photos below show the construction progress on the Sephora building. SEPHORA l N i" x Sephoro is open in The Market Place Page 10 Community Development Year in Review 20118 Carter's/oshKosh (2821 EI Camino Real): Carter's has expanded their store to include OshKosh, and has relocated to the former Famous Footwear location. They are now open for business in their new location. The Good Feet Store (2927 EI Camino Real): This new retailer featuring arch supports, shoes, and other foot-related products, opened for business during Spring 2018. KoJa Kitchen (2943 EI Camino Real): A new Korean-Japanese fusion food restaurant has opened in the former tenant space of The Melt. KoJa Kitchen features gourmet sandwiches infused with Korean and Japanese flavors. Alan's Candle Workshop (3003 EI Camino Real): This new retailer located next to White House/Black Market features unique handmade candles, animal shaped candles, and also provides the opportunity to learn to make your own candles at home. Other Projects throughout Tustin Red Hill Avenue Specific Plan (Red Hill Avenue between San Juan Street & Mitchell Avenue): In 2016, the Tustin City Council initiated the preparation of a specific plan for a portion of Red Hill Avenue just north and south of the Interstate 5 freeway with the goal of promoting revitalization within the existing commercial area. Through a series of public workshops and community inpul from 2016 to 2018, a plan was developed and refined, and ultimately adopted by the City Council in November 2018, Del Taco (13742 Red Hill Avenue): During 2018, a new Del Taco was constructed on the corner of Red Hill Avenue and San Juan Street. The former Dei Taco in Red Hill Plaza has moved to the new location, and plans for the former building are still under discussion. �. Del Taco rendering (top)and completed construction (bottom) Page 11 Community Development Year in Review 2018 Condominium Development (1381 — 1391 San Juan Street): Throughout 2018, construction progressed on a development consisting of five (5) single family detached condominiums at the existing site. Construction was recently completed on these units. 85°C Bakery Cafe (1100 Irvine Boulevard): Tenant improvements were completed and a new 85°C bakery has opened within an existing space in the Tustin Heights Shopping Center. Off the Boat Fish Grill (17582 171h Street, Suite 1015): In May �s 2018, this new Mediterranean restaurant celebrated their ribbon cutting. This restaurant specializes in a variety of Mediterranean and seafood dishes, Family Promise Transitional Housing (1914 EI Camino Real): In November 2018, the Tustin City Council adopted an Exclusive Negotiating Agreement with Family Promise of 850C opened during 2018 Orange County, who is proposing to construct a project ................................. ........ consisting of seven (7) units, including a family resource center, for the purpose of providing short-term transitional housing for homeless families. Rock S Brews (1222 Irvine Boulevard): During 2018, the Planning Commission approved a request to remodel and expand the former Lone Star Steakhouse building, converting it into a Rock & Brews Restaurant. This American restaurant specializes in fresh comfort food and local craft brews. 1 Rock&Brews rendering(top) and construction in progress k ti (bottom)................ Page 12 Community Development Year in Review 2018 Taps Brewery and Barrel Room (15501 Red Hill Avenue, Suite 100): TAPS Brewery and Barrel Room opened for business during Summer 2018. It includes a tasting room, a dedicated food truck on-site, as well as entertainment. McDonalds (245 E. First Street): In June 2018, a full remodel of the existing McDonalds was completed. The remodel features a new modern design for the restaurant. Far,ade Remodel (420 E. First Street): A fapade remodel was completed for the center fronting First Street between Centennial Way and Prospect Avenue, occupied by Godfathers, Noon Kabob, Louie's Barbershop, and Satellite Cleaners. The fagade remodel includes new signage for the businesses as well. Jiouding Hot Pot (1052 Walnut Avenue): A new hot pot restaurant completed tenant improvements to their tenant space, and opened for business during 2018. Lyceum Village (14281 Chambers Road): In March 2418, the Planning Commission approved a request to establish an academic enrichment center in an existing tenant space, which includes instruction in sports, art, music, as well as academic tutoring. Schools First Credit Union (15332 Newport Avenue): During 2018, Schools First submitted plans for a new three-story 180,000 square foot facility, including a 5,040 square foot branch building. The plans are currently under review by City staff. y Conceptual renderings of Schools First Credit Union . w r r Iii cmc -+ v•'F_t i 9liboli Donuts (135 W. First Street, Suite B): A new donut and coffee shop has opened in Heritage Plaza. Qliboli Donuts is known for their 40-hour process to develop their unique dough. Page 13 Corrin-iuniiy Developmenl Year in Review 2018 Costco Gas Station (2655 El Camino Real): Plans have been submitted, and are currently under review by City staff, to construct a new gas station adjacent to the existing warehouse site. 76 Gas Station (1001 Edinger Avenue): A new 76 Gas Station has opened, and is located adjacent to Edinger Avenue and California State Route 55, at the southwest portion of the property. St. Cecilia Church (1301 Sycamore Avenue): in October 2018, the Planning Commission approved a request to construct a new two-story meeting room building, expand the existing office building, and make additional improvements to the office and assembly areas of the church. ADVANCED PLANNING Staff within the Community Development Department continued to support the City of Tustin during 2018 through advanced planning and special project. Advanced planning includes grant activities, historic preservation, environmental studies, census and demographic research, along with other special projects and activities citywide. Certified Local Government Annual Report: This report summarizes the City's historic preservation efforts and describes how the City met all of the minimum requirements of the Certified Local Government (CLG) program during the 2017-18 reporting period. This annual report will be approved by the Planning Commission and transmitted to the State Office of Historic Preservation in January 2019. The CLG report is provided as Attachment B to this report. General Plan Annual Report: This progress report to the Planning Commission and City Council was presented in February and March 2018. The report provides an update on the status of the City's General Plan and the progress in its implementation, including the progress in meeting its share of regional housing needs and efforts to remove government constraints to housing development, maintenance, and improvement as required by State Law, Environmental: The Community Development Department continued to review and prepare environmental documents and comments for various projects throughout the county including infill mixed use, housing, congregate care, and commercial projects in the cities of Irvine and Santa Ana.. Poqe 14 Community Development Year in Review 2018 Assembly Bill 2766 - Vehicle Subvention Fee Program: Each year, the City Council authorizes the use of the City's annual disbursement of Assembly Bill 2766 funds to offset costs for the State mandated vehicle emission reduction programs implemented by the City of Tustin. During the 2016-17 and 2017-18 Fiscal Years, $203,176 in funding was allocated to the pedestrian and traffic calming measures project in Old Town Tustin. Mills Act: The Community Development Department continued to maintain the Mills Act Contract program and monitored 22 contracts. There were four (4) new properties which entered into a Mills Act Contract during 2018: 265 Pacific Street; 150 Mountain View Drive, 405 West Main Street; and, 124 North B Street. The properties with Mills Act contracts monitored during 2018 are as follows: 178 N. C Street 455 W. 31d Street 245 S. A Street 365 W. 6th Street 183 N. C Street 415 W. 61" Street 165 S. A Street 168 N.A Street 170 N. A Street 163 N. A Street 304-302 W. B Street 520 W. Main Street 310 S. Pasadena Ave. 145 Pacific Street 160 Pacific Street 138 N. B Street 148 Mountain View Drive 148 N. B Street 265 Pacific Street 150 Mountain View Drive 405 W. Main Street 124 N. B Street L � t t _ + xy yr _ a 265 Pacific Street(top Peft) 1 150 Mountain View Drive(top right) 405 W.Main Street(bottom left) i 124 N.B Street(bottom right) —.................... Page 15 Community Development Year in Review 2018 Historic Register Nominations: Properties in Old Town Tustin may participate in the City's plaque designation program, called the Tustin Historic Register Plaque Program. A bronze plaque is provided which displays the construction date of the building and its historic name. During 2018, the Callaham House (170 North A Street) was nominated and approved by the Planning Commission to receive a place in the Tustin Historic Register. The Callaham House was determined to have the date of 1923 as the most appropriate historical date of construction of the property. ti Calfaham Mouse-1923 Planning Commission as the Historic and Cultural Resources Advisor Program (HCRAP): In November 2018, the City Council affirmed that the Planning Commission should continue to act in an advisory capacity on matters related to historic and cultural resources, and additionally adopted the HCRAP which establishes their roles and responsibilities, along with a work program. The Planning Commission will transmit an Annual Report to the City Council which will include a statement of goals and objectives, accomplishments, and efforts to further the cultural, historical, and educational well-being of the community. John Wayne Airport Noise Reporting: The Community Development Department continued to monitor and review the quarterly John Wayne Airport Noise Abatement Reports and Program to ensure compliance with airport/city noise standards. There were no unusual airport noise occurrences during this reporting period. Community Development Black Grant The City of Tustin received an annual allocation of $830,724 from the Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development under the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program for the Program Year 2018-19. Page 16 Community Development Year in Peview 2018 A project that progressed during the year 2018, which was supported by CABG funding, was the Senior Center Alternate Power Source Improvements project. This project involved the installation of a new generator at the Tustin Area Senior Center, to support a variety of emergency service functions at the location including serving as a potential cooling center during extreme heat. CDBG funding was additionally awarded to more non-profit organizations than in the prior funding cycle. The CABG allocations for program year 2018-19 are as follows: Public Services Activities (maximum 15% = $124,608) Boys & Girls Clubs of Tustin $11,600 Graffiti Removal $22,008 Tustin Family & Youth Center $21,600 Community Senior5ery $16,600 Family Promise of Orange County $6,600 Goodwill of Orange County $6,600 Human Options $6,600 Mercy House $6,600 MOMS Orange County $6,600 Patriots & Paws $6,600 Veterans Legal Institute $6,604 YMCA of Orange County $6,604 Public Services Subtotal $124,608 Public Facilities and Improvements Old Town Improvements $21 1,1 16 Red Hill Improvements $100,000 Frontier Park Walking Trail and Irrigation Renovation $237,455 Public Facilities and Improvements Subtotal $548,571 Rehabilitation and Preservation Activities Code Enforcement8$ 8,000 Rehabilitation and Preservation Subtotal $88,000 Program Administration & Planning Activities (maximum 20`7❑ = $166,144) CABG Program Administration $55,040 Fair Housing Services 114,545 Administration 8 Planning Subtotal $69,545 Grand Total for all Activities $ 630,724 Page 17 Community Developmeni Year in Review 2018 Workshops During 2018, the Community Development Department held workshops regarding the City of Tustin's historic preservation efforts, and on the Red Hill Avenue Specific Plan. In addition, the Community Development Department participated in the City's development of the 2018 -'19 through 2022 -'23 Strategic Plan through a series of workshops, and the City of Tustin's 3rd Annual Citizen Academy. Historic Preservation: In May 2018, City staff prepared a workshop to highlight the City's historic preservation programs and efforts. Topics discussed at the workshop included: Tustin's history; historic preservation efforts in Tustin; the City's Cultural Resources Overlay District; the City's Historical Resources Surveys; the Certificate of Appropriateness process; the Residential Design Guidelines; the Commercial Design Guidelines; the Downtown Commercial Core Plan; the Tustin Historic Register Plaque Program; the Commendation Program; the Tustin Pioneers Recognition Program; and, the Mills Act Program. Red Hill Avenue Specific Plan: During 2018, City staff provided the third of a series of public workshops on the Red Hill Avenue Specific Plan. During this workshop: a final draft of the plan was presented, along with the a review of the overall process in preparing the Specific Plan; a pending Red Hill Avenue mixed-use project was discussed; the environmental review process was described; '1 � 1 the City's efforts with regard to public outreach was discussed; and, next steps for the Red Hill Avenue Specific plan were given. ....... ........ ... ...... .. . ... ............. ...... Strategic Plan: A citywide workshop was held during Patentiol streetscape along Red Will Avenue 2018 to gather the City Council and public's input on _ the City of Tustin 2018 -'19 through 2022-'23 Strategic Plan. The Strategic Plan is a five- year planning document intended to guide the work and future of the organization. The Community Development Department participated through providing input on the City's strengths, limitations, opportunities, threats, department projects and initiatives, in order to help identify potential strategies for the future. Citizen Academy: During 2018, the Community Development Department participated in the City of Tustin's third Citizen Academy. The Academy featured presentations from each of the City's Departments, and provided participants with the opportunity to increase their knowledge regarding the operations of local government and to become more involved with the community. Page 18 Community Development Year in Review 2018 PLANNING DIVISION ACTIVITY SUMMARY The Planning Division Activity Summary provides the number of applications received by the department during 2018. Permitting activity throughout 2018 was similar to years prior, with no significant increase or decrease in activity in any one category. Temporary Use Permits 46 Design Reviews 27CY Certificates of Appropriateness 26 p _ Conditional Use Permits 19 Film Permits 14 Large Gathering Permits l 1 Use Determinations 3 Development Agreements 2 Zane Changes 2 Specific Plans 2 ' � r Code Amendments 1 Subdivisions 1 General Plan Amendments 1 - - Minor Adjustments 0 Variances 0 Page 19 Community Development Fear in Review 2018 CODE ENFORCEMENT The Code Enforcement Division continued its efforts in supporting the Planning and Building Departments. The following statistics and figures describe the Code Enforcement Division's activity during 2018: • A total of 480 code cases were initiated in 2018 of which 127 of those cases remain open to date, and 353 of those cases are closed. • The Administrative Citations Program continued to assist the Code Enforcement Officers and Police Officers in resolving code violations in a timely manner. In 2018, there were 117 administrative citations issued and processed by the Code Enforcement Division. • Code Enforcement Officers, Police Safety Officers, and the City's graffiti removal contractor actively responded to and removed a total of 2,987 incidents of graffiti during 2018. Approximately $115,000 was spent in 2018 on the removal of graffiti.The number of graffiti incidents reported can be seen in the graph below. Attachment C to this report displays the locations of all graffiti incidents reported during 2018. • Code Enforcement Officers additionally coordinated the removal of approximately 563 instances of discarded debris through CR&R Waste Services. • The Code Enforcement Division actively participates in the City's Neighborhood Improvement Task Force (NITF). NITF is a community governance committee, originally formed by the Tustin Police Department, in which collaborative efforts from different City departments, outside agencies, and community-based organizations work together to provide services to address community problems. Number of Graffiti In a nts - City of Tustin 400 350 300 250 200 li ■2015 150 x 2016 100 412017 50 - 2018 0 — - Page 20 Community Development Year in Review 2018 BUILDING DIVISION The Building Division is responsible for the acceptance, review, and approval of all applications for building, electrical, mechanical, plumbing, and grading permits, and for performing all required inspections during construction.The Building Division actively and cooperatively coordli Utes with the Public Works Department, the Orange County Fire Authority for inspection and enforcement, various utility companies and agencies, and other regulatory agencies such as the State Department of Health Services, Orange County Health Care Agency, and the Regional Water Quality Control Board to ensure storm water runoff is well controlled during construction. The following are major accomplishments and highlights from the Building Division in 2018: Construction Activities: In 2018, the Building Division addressed a steady stream of plan check and construction activities associated with the ongoing regional recovery from the recent economic recession. Building inspection, Code Enforcement, and Planning staff continued plan check, permitting, inspection, and enforcement activities during this time. In 2018, the Building Division issued 1,090 permits for work valued at over $41 million. 375 single-family residential units were completed at the Greenwood Community. The 248,292 square foot Village shopping center at Tustin Legacy was completed and a new acute care hospital/rehabilitation facility at the site is preparing to begin construction. In addition, new single-family residential construction activities have commenced for the Vintage at Old Town Tustin single-family homes an Sixth Street. FRI �-jj I - e L_,J ciwr t � � Tr — l 71rV. KJIT b. Vintage I-1 = Cor,a4atad Ncremc.G,2Q l9 Vintage Hames under construction are shown in light blue Page 21 Community Development Year in Review 2018 Also, the Orange County Animal Care facility at Tustin Legacy was completed in 2018, and Lenncr Home's 218-unit Levity project at Tustin Legacy has begun construction. In addition, the first phase of Flight is [—] nearing completion, a 390,440 square -5�,20.Ion Plight D foot creative office campus with eight (8) separate office buildings, including a food hall/conference center in two separate buildings and one (1) parking CA 4, garage. F..d H.W C— -n- C.nt F The following identifies the status of major construction projects occurring throughout Tustin in 2018: Habitat for Humanity at A Street: Complete rrtwrU tai `i fW101 4 Taps Brewery (Red Hill): Complete 4 Del Taco (Red Hill): Complete 4 The Village at Tustin Legacy(Kensington 2 lt�-lot Park Drive/Edinger Avenue): In Progress TL ft W, 4 Flight at Tustin Legacy (Barranca 11 `"P" Parkway/Red Hill Avenue): In Progress AAAAANa 4 Vintage (Sixth Street): In Progress Levity at Tustin Legacy (Victory Road): in Portions of Flight at Tustin Legacy under construction are Progress Shown in light blue -------------- ---------------------- ---------- ---- ............................................. ......... Construction of Flight at Tustin Legacy . . ............ Over-the-Counter (OTC) Plan Checks: In conjunction with the expansion of OTC plan checks, Tustin Building plan checkers and inspectors are scheduled every day to serve at the front counter and answer homeowner, business owner, and contractor questions in order to expedite plan check and permit issuance. Plan checks that cannot be accomplished at the counter are completed and returned to the applicant within a very fast ten (l 0) to fifteen (15) working days (first submittal), and five (5) to ten (10) working days for subsequent submittals. In Page 22 Community Development Year in Review 2018. addition, applicants can request expedited plan check services ensuring a 2 to 3- day plan check response when urgently needed. Permit Tracking System: The Building Division has implemented a new computerized permit tracking system that will maintain and organize permit and Planning Division records. The new system supports the Planning, Public Works, and Economic Development Department's information tracking requirements and allows information to be used by and shared between the various departments/divisions. The system also allows the public to apply online for building permit, Public Works encroachment permits, and Community Development discretionary applications (Conditional Use Permits, etc.), and view the status of their applications from submittal through final inspection/approval. Storm-Water Inspections: Building plan checkers ensure compliance with State requirements for water quality control plans and inspectors,and Code Enforcement officers ensure that storm water runoff control is installed and maintained at active construction sites. Staff also ensures that contractors at active construction sites install adequate runoff prevention devices and sandbags prior to the beginning of the rainy season to ensure that approved preventative measures are in place, and that they are effective at preventing sediments from entering the storm water system. Following a storm, inspectors re-inspect the site to ensure that the preventative measures were effective, and that uncontrolled runoff or mud is not allowed to leave the site or is cleaned from the City's streets. Emergency Response: Building Division staff support Police and Fire emergency responses when fires, vehicular collisions, fallen trees, etc. have damaged a structure. These activities include after-hour responses on weekends, evenings, and holidays. During 2018, the Building Division provided emergency support to 14 auto- structure collisions, structural fires, and structural or other damages due to high winds or earthquakes. Business Licenses and Design Reviews: Building Division staff continued to review business licenses applications to ensure that any new or proposed change of use of a building is acceptable for its intended use. Staff also participates in the Department's Design Review process and provides proactive input to ensure proposed development in Tustin complies with City-adopted building Codes and other regulations. This effort also involves coordinating with CCFA on occupancies regulated by the Fire Code. Code Enforcement: Building Division staff members and Code Enforcement officers work together on investigation and enforcement of zoning violations and illegal construction-related cases. Rage 23 Community Development Year in Review 2018 BUILDING DIVISION ACTIVITY SUMMARY New Residential Construction Number of Permits Issued 42 Number of Units 42 Total Valuation: $8.809,709 Note: New residential permits include single-family detached, condo/townhomes, duplex, three-four unit apartments, and five or more unit apartments. New Non-Residential Construction Number of Permits Issued 4 Total Valuation: $1,489,591 Note. I lew non-residential construction permits include permits for construction of new retail, industrial, hospitals,and institutional buildings. Residential Additions and Alterations Number of Permits Issued 825 Total Valuation: $11,831,871 Note: Residential additions and alterations permits include room additions, alterations, patio covers, pools and spas, garages, sheds, fences, etc. Non-Residential Additions and Alterations Number of Permits Issued 219 Total Valuation: $19,066,567 Note: Non-residential additions and alterations permits include permits issued for high pile racks,storage racks,fire sprinklers, masonry walls,ADA parking, etc.within commercial and industrial establishments. Total number of permits issued in 2018: 1,090 Total Valuations in 2018: $41,197,738 Attachments: A. Tustin Legacy Map and Project Table B. Cerfified Local Government Annual Report C. Graffiti Location Map 2018 D. 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O by - M E } W C0 D co V q} -C t�\ L (D O n Attachment C Graffiti Location Map 2018 Graffiti Reporting 2018 Year End Summary LU W C5 LA VETA D m � d Q t7 U FAIRHAVEN ¢ m ltJ Uj rr � O U o r FOOTHILL SANTA CL%A LU Q DODGE DODGE 0 Q -j a Q r, W3 LU 17TH Qrb QQ� L) LU Q R J (fT 0 2 F ° a o(a 00 4TH �p Q p, p CSL/''p 0 � `U0 QQj Q�� Q p Q 0-bo 0 0 Q Q QO ® Q Q C) Q �\��m 4D JQ 'b Q d QQ Q00® Q 80 11y 0 Ct3p a 69 Q O"61 1�4 10G�C oQ Ld/i' Q o ©� 00 CD D Q o Legend or�R 1;0(!694/, ®Q Q Q o 2018 Incidents ft ❑ 0 9Q Q � Tusti n Q Pe C� 0 0.5 1 2 Miles Attachment D Building Activity Reports 2018 MONTHLY BUILDING ACTIVITY REPORT JANUARY 2018 TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION CURRENT PERIOD FISCAL YEAR TO DATE NEW:RESIOENTIAL GQNSTRUCTION .PERMITS ;, 'UNITS VALUATiOPERMITS.. ;":_UNITS VALUATION_ " SINGLE FAMILY DETACHED 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 CONDOFFOWNHOMES 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 DUPLEX 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 THREE-FOUR UNIT APARTMENTS 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 FIVE OR MORE UNIT APARTMENTS 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 TOTAL FAMILY UNITS 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 NEWI3'LSWr4TIAL GROUP HOTELS 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 MOTELS 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 GROUP QUARTERS 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 TOTAL NEIN-FAMILY 0 0 $0 0 0 $p NEW NOWRE51DENTML CONSTRUCTION PERMITS VALUATION PERMITS'` IIAI IJATiClit AMUSEMENT&RECREATION 0 $0 0 $0 CHURCHES/RELIGIOUS 0 $0 0 $0 INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS 0 $0 0 $0 RESEARCH&DEVELOPMENT 0 $0 0 $0 AUTO SERVICE&REPAIR 0 $0 0 $0 HOSPITALS&INSTITUTIONAL 0 $0 0 $0 OFFICE,BANK.&PROFESSIONAL 0 $0 10 $53,900,351 SCHOOLS&EDUCATIONAL 0 $0 0 $0 COMMERCIAL RETAIL SALES 0 $0 1 $1,000,000 OTHER-PUBLIC PARKING 0 $0 1 $10,853,221 STRUCTURES OTHER THAN BLDGS 0 $0 0 $p TOTAL NON-RESIDENTIAL 0 $0 12 $65,753,572 RE5IDENTIAL ADDITIONS1ALTERATIONS. PERMITS VALUATIO PERMITS "VALUATION.. ROOM ADDITIONS/REMODELS 7 $251,830 50 $1,795,198 RESIDENTIAL GARAGES 0 $0 0 $0 PATIO COVERS 4 $34,000 24 $255,015 I SWIMMING POOLS&SPAS 6 $135,905 17 $422.206 OTHER 77 $1,387,045382 $4,660,910 TOTAL RESIDENTIAL 94 $1,808,780 473 $7,133,329 NON RESIDENTIAL ADONIALTERATIONS PERMITS VALUATi❑N' PERMITS ;gALUATIQN {. INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS 1 $500,000 5 $1,024,756 COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS 3 $226,560 37 $6,957,936 { OFFICE&PROFESSIONAL BLDGS 1 $150,000 7 $5,454,500 OTHER 21 $906,555 407 $3,196,474 TOTAL NON-RESIDENTIAL 26 $1,785,515 155 $16A33,666 TOTAL MONTH AND YEAR TO DATE 120 $3,594,294 641 0 $89152D,567 SAME PERIOD FOR PRECEDING YEAR 89 $1,538,231 454 16 $30,953,619 Page '1 MONTHLY BUILDING ACTIVITY REPORT JANUARY 2018 TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION CURRENT PERIOD FISCAL YEAR TO DATE PERH{ITS;`INSPECTIONS;-&.FEES PERMITS INSPECTIONS . :.FEES:..'- PERMITS NSPECTIONS !:. ,':FEES.:.: BUILDING-(ACCT 3440) 120 543 $42,721 641 4,867 $422,306 ELECTRICAL-(3440) 14 35 $4,054 104 225 $37,952 PLUMBING-(3440) 27 25 $5,422 308 391 $37,095 MECHANICAL-(3440) 12 34 $1,393 106 152 $19,157 GRADING-(3440) 0 4 $0 11 410 $51,742 SIGN-(3440) 11 15 $1,324 72 108 $7,819 LANDSCAPE-(3440)w/Bidg 0 3 NIA 5 63 NIA FIRE ••(3440)w/Bldg 6 NIA NIA 94 NIA NIA FIRE DEPT ADMIN FEES-(4464) NIA NIA $2,299 NIA NIA $14,025 MICROFILM-(4795) NIA NIA $1,206 NIA NIA $10,115 PLAN CHECK-(3444) NIA NIA $17,714 N/A NIA $173,579 NEW DEVMNT TAX-(3334) N)A NIA $350 NIA NIA $74,927 ©LDc STANDARDS ADM SPEC FUND CITY FEE-(4766 NIA N/A $20 NIA NIA $402 WATER QUALITY INSP(FROM BELOW) NIA 0 NIA NIA 0 WA TOTAL MONTH&YEAR TO DATE 190 659 $76,543 1,341 6,236 $849,119 SAME PERIOD FOR PRECEDING YEAR 157 659 $81,271 1,543 7,012 $820,339 OTHER FEES:, FIRE DEPT PIC(2 629) $16,390 $93,425 6LRG STANDARDS SPEC FUND STATE FEE -(2606) $183 $3,623 SEISMIC(2605) $797 $25,10` POOLSISPAS/OTHER BONDS(2655) $13,500 $93,000 TSIP(2625,2626&2627) $0 $22,468,509 PLANNING PIC FEE(3343) 53,579 $33,161 PLANNING INSP FEE(3344) $7,329 $85,90,1 WATERQUALIFY INSPECTIONS IIJSt?ECTIOfiIS i`' ... _.""INSPEcTIONS CONSTRUCTION SITES(START 04/02) 0 0 INDUSTRIAL SITES(START 11103) 0 p COMMERCIAL SITES 0 0 TOTAL MONTH&YEAR TO DATE 0 0 SAME PERIOD FOR PRECEDING YEAR 0 0 MAJOR KRMIT ACTIVITY'51100,000, PROJi CT•. ADDRESS DEVELOPERICONTR VALUATION `.RDA AREA onsite sewer system 420 w 6th taylor mordson $457,023 U. '"taps" 15501 red hill p k I construction $500,000 U."office" 2492 walnut elksh rachet $150,000 t,I.'Office" 730 el Camino way all pro building $100,000 reroof 14791 myford howard roofing $123,054 upgrade power to 3000amp 3002 dow N tech electrical $.102,500 resldenllal pv solar permit ISSUED 6 residential vehicle charger 0 /} non-redden lal pv solar perrrrll ISSUED 0 non-residential vehicle charger 0 Dane L.Ogdon,AICD Assistant Director of Communl 0euelopment-Building Page 2 MONTHLY BUILDING ACTIVITY REPORT FEBRUARY 2018 TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION CURRENT PERIOD FISCAL YEAR TO DATE NEW RESIDENTIAL-'CRNSTRUCTION ­'::PERMITS". UNITS VALUATION PERMITS:..' UNIT'S VALU,4Ti0N ,-` SINGLE FAMILY DETACHED 2 2 $407,151 2 2 $407,151 CONDOCT'OWNHOMES 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 DUPLEX 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 THREE-FOUR UNIT APARTMENTS 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 FIVE OR MORE UNIT APARTMENTS 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 TOTAL FAMILY UNITS 2 2 $407,151 2 2 $407,151 NE`L'RE91DENTIAL GROUP HOTELS U _. 0 $0 0• 0 $0. MOTELS 0 0 $0 0 0 $0. GROUP QUARTERS 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 TOTAL NON•FAMILY 0 0 $4 0 0 $0 I i NEIN`NON=RESIDENTIAL:CONSTRUCTION .:::P> RMITS VALUA716N 'PEi2MIT5 ?GAILlATl4N°. AMUSEMENT&RECREATION 0 $0 0 $0 CHURCHEiSIRELIGIOUS 0 $0 0 $0 INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS 0 $0 0 $0 RESEARCH R DEVELOPMENT 0 $0 0 $0 AUTO SERVICE&REPAIR 0 $0 0 $0 HOSPITALS&INSTITUTIONAL 0 $0 0 $0 OFFICE,BANK,&PROFESSIONAL 0 $0 10 $53,900,351 SCHOOLS&EDUCATIONAL 0 $0 0 $0 COMMERCIAL RETAIL SALES 0 $0 1 $1,000,000 OTHE=R-PUBLIC PARKING 0 $0 1 $10,853,221 STRUCTURES OTHER THAN 6LDGS 0 $0 0 $0 j TOTAL.NON-RESIDENTIAL 0 $0 12 $55,753,572 i RES!!]ENTiAL AI}DITEONSIRLTERATI❑NS PERMITS ,:VALUATION .PERMITS: VALUATIONS ROOM ADDITIONSIREMODELS 5 $G3,000 55 $1,858,198 RESIDENTIAL GARAGES D $0 0 $0 PATIO COVERS 3 $16,607 27 $271,622 SWIMMING POOLS&SPAS 2 $42,000 19 $464,206 OTHER 41 $467,225 423 $5,128,135 TOTAL RESIDENTIAL 51 $588,832 524 $7,7'22,161 DD NON`RESICENT'IAL'AN1ALT5RATIONS PERMITS VALUATION: PERMITS VA1:lIATION' INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS 1 $150,000 6.,. $1,174,756 COMMERCEAL BUILDINGS 6 $2,193,583 45 $9,151,519 OFFICE&PROFESSIONAL 0LDGS 0 $0 7 $5,454,500 OTHER 12 $1,888,375 119 $5,084,849 TOTAL NON-RESIDENTIAL 21 $4,231,9581 177 $20,865,624 TOTAL MONTH AND YEAR TO DATE 74 $5,227,941 715 2 $94,748,50$ SAME PERIOD FOR PRECEDING YEAR 99 $3,854,588 553 18 $34,80848 Page 1 I I MONTHLY BUILDING ACTIVITY REPORT FEBRUARY 2018 TYPE O> CONSTRUCTION CURRENT PERIOD FISCAL YEAR TO DATE _PEiNITS;`INSPECTlONS,&FEES ': PRMITS ':INSPECTIONS-,,":."", EE5 . _PERMITS. INSPECTIONS _ BUILDING-(ACCT 3440) 74 334 $46,918 mR715 5,221 $468,424 ELECTRICAL-(3440) 12 86 $1,699 116 311 $39,651 PLUMBING-(3440) 13 97 $759 321 488 $37,854 MECHANICAL-(3440) 7 55 $732 113 207 $19,889 GRADING-(3440) 0 10 $0 41 420 $51,742 SIGN-(3440) 6 9 $748 78 117 $8,568 LANDSCAPE-(3440)w181dg 0 0 NIA 5 63 NIA FIRE -(3440)w/Bldg 11 NIA NIA 105 NIA NIA FIRE DEPT ADMIN FEES-(4464) NIA N/A $582 NIA NIA $14,606 MICROFILM-(4795) NIA NIA $371 NIA NIA $10,486 PIAN CHECK•(3444) NIR NIA $8,664 NIA NIA $182,243 NEW DEVIANT TAX-(3334) NIA NIA $0 NIA NIA $74,927 BLDG STANDARDS ADM SPEC FUND CITY FEE-(47G6 NIA MA $2 NIA NIA $404 WATER QUALITY INSP(FROM BELOW) NIA 0 NIA NIA 0 N!A TOTAL MONTH&YEAR TO DATE 123 691 $59,670 11464 $,627 $908,795 SAME PERIOD FOR PRECEDING YEAR 143 626 $73,548 1,686 7,638 $893,887 { OTHER•FEES _ FIRE DEPT PIC(2629) $4,011 $97,436 BLDG STANDARDS SPEC FUND STATE FEE •(2606) $175 $3,797 SEISMIC(2605) $785 $26,887 POOLS/SPAS/OTHER BONDS(2655) $0 $93,000 TSIP(2625,2626&2627) $0 $2,466,509 PLANNING PIC FEE(3343) $1,831 $34,%2 PLANNING INSP FEE 3344) $3,094 $88,99(3 RATER QUALITY INSPECTIONS? INSPECTIONS. INSPECTIONS.: CONSTRUCTION SITES(START 04142) 0 0 INDUSTRIAL SITES(START 11/03) 0 0 COMMERCIAL SITES 0 0 TOTAL MONTH&YEAR TO[DATE 0 0 SAME PERIOD FOR PRECEDING YEAR 0 0 MAJOR PERMIT ACTIVITY) 100 0004„ PROJECT'.: ApI7R 55 DEVELOPER1CONTR VALIfRTIbN RDA'AF�EA new sfd(2)units 140& 144 S A street Habitat for Humanily $407,151 LEGACY resfdendal p solar permit ISSUED 1 residential vehicle charger 1 non-residertdal pv solar permit ISSUED 0 non-residential vehicle charger 0 Dana L,Qgdon,AICP Assistant Director of Community velopment-Bullding Page 2 MONTHLY BUILDING ACTIVITY REPORT MARCH 2018 TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION CURRENT PERIOD FISCAL YEAR TO DATE NEW RESIDENTIAL`GONSTRUCTION PERMITS UNITS VAtUAT1ONPERMITS;.. , UNITS WALl1ATis7N SINGLE FAMILY DETACHED 0 0 $0 2 2 $407,151 CONDOITOWNHOMES 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 DUPLEX 0 0 $0 0 Q $p THREE-FOUR UNIT APARTMENTS 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 FIVE OR MORE UNIT APARTMENTS 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 TOTAL FAMILY UNITS 0 0 $0 2 2 $407,151 NEW RES1[]ENTIAC-GROUP HOTELS 0 0 $0 0 0 p MOTELS 0 0 $0 0 0 $p GROUP QUARTERS 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 TOTAL NON-FAMILY 0 0 $oi 0 0 $0 NEWNON RESIbENTIAL'CONSTRUCTlOt4 ..` `PERMITS,': ;VALUAT(4N PERMITS:.. ;.VALUATION,: AMUSEMENT&RECREATION 0 $0 0 $0 CHURCHES/RELIGIOUS 0 $0 0 $0 INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS 0 $0 0 $0 RESEARCH&DEVELOPMENT 0 $0 0 $0 AUTO SERVICE&REPAIR 0 $Q 0 $0 HOSPITALS&INSTITUTIONAL 0 $0 0 $0 OFFICE.,BANK,.&PROFESSIONAL 0 $0 10 $53,900,361 SCHOOLS&EDUCATIONAL 0 $0 0 $0 COMMERCIAL RETAIL SALES 0 $0 1 $1,000,000 . OTHER•PUBLIC PARKING 0 $0 1 $10,853,221 STRUCTURES OTHER THAN BLD GS 0 $0 0 $0 TOTAL NON-RESIDENTIAL 0 $0 12 $65,753,572 REST)ENTIAL ADDITIONSIAUTERATIQNS PERMITS: VALUATION PER1VI175'.;- `:':VALUATIC]N';° ROOM ADDITIONS/REMODELS 9 $130,357 64 $1,988,556 RESIDENTIAL GARAGES 0 $0 0 $0 PATIO COVERS 6 $39,440 33 $311,062 SWIMMING POOLS&SPAS 4 $193,100 23 $657,305 OTHER 54 $830.6761 477 $5,958,811 TOTAL RESIDENTIAL 73 $1,193.5731 597 $8,915,734 iUON RESlC]ENT.fAL ADD N1ALTERATIONS PERMITS_— -VALUATION. PERMITS VALU,4TION;; INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS 0 $0 6 $1,174,756 COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS 7 $979,550 52 $10,131,069 OFFICE&PROFESSIONAL BLDGS 0 $0 7 $5,454,500 OTHER 16 $372,834 135 $5,457,683 TOTAL NON-RESIDENTIAL 23 $1,352,3841 200 $22,218,008 TOTAL MONTH AND YEAR TO DATE 96 $2,545,9571 811 2 $97,294,465 SAME PERIOD FOR PRECEDING YEAR 116 $10,636,740 669 24 $45,444,948 Page 1 i I MONTHLY BUILDING ACTIVITY REPORT MARCH 2018 TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION CURRENT PERIOD FISCAL YEAR.TO DATE h RMITS INSPi CTIOYIS .&FEES': :.:PERMITS..; `,lNSPEGTIONS,: `'FEES I?>RMIT$' INSPECTIONS =_ 7EE5 BUILDING-(ACCT 3440) 96 418 $31,1261 611 5,639 $499,550 ELECTRICAL-(3440) 12 96 $1,799 128 407 $41,450 PLUMBING-(3440) 15 100 $1,367 335 588 $39,221 MECHANICAL-(3440) 8 61 $1,003 121 213 $20,892 GRADING.(3440) 2 0 $2,325 13 420 $54,067 SIGN-(3440) 16 15 $617 94 132 $9,185 LANDSCAPE -(3440)w/Bldg 0 0 NIA 5 63 NIA FIRE -(3440)w181dg 10 NIA NIA 124 NIA NIA FIRE DEPT ADMIN FEES-(4464) NIA NIA $675 MIA NIA $15,282 MICROFILM-(4795) NIA NIA $665 NIA NIA $i1,151 PLAN CHE=CK-(3444) NIA NIA $11,148 NIA NIA $193,391 NEW DEVMNT TAX-(3334) NIA NIA $0 MIA NIA $74,927 BLDG STANDARDS AD-M SPEC FUND CITY PEE-(4768 NIA NIA $11 NIA NIA $415 WATER QUALITY INSP(FROM BELOW) NIA 0 NIA NIA 0 NIA TOTAL MONTH&YEAR TO DATE 168 690 $50,736 1,632 7,462 $959,531 SAME PERIOD FOR PRECEDING YEAR 196 1,022 $144,101 1,882 8,660 $1,037,998 FIRE DEPT PIC(2629) $6,072 $103,508 BLDG STANDARDS SPEC FUND STATE rEE -(2606) $102 $3,899 SEISMIC(2605) $445 $26,333 POOLSISPASIOTHER BONDS(2655) $0 $93,000 TSEP(2625,262E 8 26127) $0 $2,468,509 PLANNING PIC FEE(3343) $2.066 $37,058 PLANNING INSP FEE(3344) $2,272 $91,268 WATER QUALITY-"INSPECTIONS; -:INSPECTIONS-.:- CONSTRUCTION INSPECTIONS CONSTRUCTION SITES(START 04/02) 0 0 INDUSTRIAL SITES(START 11103) 0 0 COMME=RCIAL SITES 0 {7 TOTAL MONTH&YEAR TO DATE 0 0 SAME PERIOD FOR PRECEDING YEAR 0 0 MA.IOR PERMIT ACTIVITY>$100;000 vT d�v,n.,nr I PROJECT;: AbI7RF55 DEVELOPER1CCiNTR VALUATI[7N RDA'AREA` T.I.MRI FACILITY 15000 KENSINGTON PARK HOWARD BUILDING $340,550 LEGACY T,I.FITNESS STUDIO#140 15020 KENSINGTON PARK CAL SELECT BUILDERS $100,000 LEGACY T.1.RESTAURANT#100 15020 KENSINGTON PARK MITCHELL GENERAL $458,000 LEGACY I I resldenflal pv solarperrrlit ISSUED 3 residentlal vehicle charger U clan-residenfial pv solarpermlf ISSUEO 3 non-residential vehicle charger 0 Dana L.Ogdon,AICD Assistant Dlrector of Community Development-Buiiding Page 2 I l MONTHLY BUILDING ACTIVITY REPORT APRIL 2018 TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION CURRENT PERIOD FISCAL YEAR TO DATE NEW RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION PERMITS UNITSVALUATION PERMITS ' UNITS, '' VAL`llATION ":: SINGLE FAMILY DETACHED 0 0 $0 2 2 $407,151 CONDOITOWNHOMES 10 10 $2.063,519 10 10 $2,063,519 DUPLEX 0 0 $0 0 0 $p THREE-FOUR UNIT APARTMENTS 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 FIVE OR MORE UNIT APARTMENTS 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 TOTAL FAMILY UNITS 10 10 $2,063,519 12 12 $2,470,670 NEIN RESIONFIAL GROUP HOTELS 0 0. $0 0 0 $4 MOTELS 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 GROUP QUARTERS U 0 $0 0 0 $0 TOTAL NON-FAMILY 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 NEW.NOH RESIDENTIAL CONSTkUCTiON ; 'PERMITS ..VALUATION, PERMITS-'- lIi4LUAT1t]N,a AMUSEMENT&RECREATION 0 $0 0 $4 CHURCHES/RELIGIOUS 0 $0 0 $p INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS 0 $0 0 $0 RESEARCH&DEVELOPMENT 0 $0 0 $p AUTO SERVICE&REPAIR 0 $0 0 $0 HOSPITALS&INSTITUTIONAL 0 $0 0 $0 OFFICE,BANK,&PROFESSIONAL 0 $0 10 $53,900,351 SCHOOLS&EDUCATIONAL 0 $0 0 $0 COMMERCIAL RETAIL SALES 1 $550,000 2 $1,550,000 OTHEP-PUBLIC PARKING D $0 1 $10,853,221 STRUCTURES OTHER THAN BLDGS 0 $0 0 $0 TOTAL NON-RESIDENTIAL 1 $550,000 13 $66,303,572 f RESIOENTIALA1]DITIQN$IAL'TERAT`ION9: 'PERMITS. ;VALtfATIC+N PERMITS: VALUATION': ROOM ADDITIONSiREMODELS 15 $362,970 79 $2,351,525 RESIDENTIAL GARAGES 0 $0 0 $0 PATIO COVERS 6 $20,444 39 $331,506 SWIMMING POOLS&SPAS 2 $53,667 25 $710,973 OTHER 37 $262,283 514 $6,221,094 TOTAL RESIDENTIAL 60 $699,3641 657 $9,615,098 NON RESIDENTIAL-ADD NIALTERATIONS PERMITS :-VALUATION; PERMITS` VALU71iION INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS 0 $0 6 $1,174,756 COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS 3 $191,318 55 $10,322,387 OFFICE&PROFESSIONAL BLDGS 1 $100,000 6 $5,554,500 OTHER 13 $270,800 148 $5,728,483 TOTAL NON-RESIDENTIAL 17 $562,1181 217 $22,760,126 TOTAL MONTH AND YEAR TO DATE Be $3,675,001 899 12 $101,169,466 SAME PERIOD FOR PRECEDING YEAR 85 $5,198,274 754 30 $50,643;222 Page 1 MONTHLY BUILDING ACTIVITY REPORT APRIL 2018 TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION CURRENT PERIOD FISCAL YEAR TO DATE PERMITS;INSPECTIQNS.&'FEES PERMITS :';.=INSPEGTIONS?:: FEES 7J. P_ERMIT5:::INSPECTIONS FEES BUILDING-(ACCT 3440) 88 427 $53,172 899 6,066 $552,722 ELECTRICAL-(3440) 12 102 $734 940 509 $42,183 PLUMBING-(3440) 9 104 $533 345 692 $39,754 MECHANICAL.-(3440) 3 46 $157 124 314 $21,049 GRADING-(3440) 2 19 $2,154 95 439 $56,221 SIGN-(3440) 12 14 $1,700 905 146 $10,885 LANDSCAPE-(3440)w1BId0 0 0 NIA 5 63 NIA FIRE -(3440)wlBldg 15 NIA NIA 139 NIA N/A FIRE DEPT ADMIN FEES-(4464) NIA N/A $2,269 NIA NIA $17,551 MICROFILM-(4795) NIA NIA $996 NIA NIA $12,147 PLAN!CHECK-(3444) NIA NIA $23,705 NIA NIA $217,096 NEW DEVMNT TAX-(3334) NIA NIA $243 Nin NIA $75,171 BLDG STANDARDS ADM SPEC FUND CITY FEE-(4M NIA NIA $22 NIA NIA $437 WATER QUALITY INSP(FROM BELOW) NIA 0 NIA NIA 0 WA TOTAL MONTH&YEAR TO DATE 141 712 $85,685 1,773 8,229 $1,045,216 SAME PE=RIOD FOR PRECEDING YEAR 150 914 $89,872 2,032 9,574 $1,127,860 OTHER:FEES . i FIRE DEPT PIC(2629) $15,849 $119,157 BLDG STANDARDS SPEC FUND STATE FEE -(2506) $194 $4,094 } SEISMIC(2605) $675 $27,009 PCIOLSISPASIOTHER BONDS(2655) $0 $93,000 TS[P(2025,2626&2627) $0 $2,40,509 PLANNING P/C FEE(3343) $4,387 $49,448 PLANNING INSP FEE(3344) $6 381 $97,649 I WATER QUALITY INSPECTIONS INSPECTIONS: : INSPEGTtONS CONSTRUCTION SITES(START 04102) 0 0 INDUSTRIAL SITES(START 11103) 0 a COMMERCIAL SITES 0 0 TOTAL MONTH&YEAR TO DATE [7 0 SAME PERIOD FOR PRECEDING YEAR p 0 )MAJOR PERMIT,iAC'TIVITY a.�1U0,00Q PR�JEG7 ADDRESS DEVELOPERIC•ONTR VALUATION 6iQA AREA .' VINTAGE-CHELSEA MCOELI4LINITS TR 17993 TAYLOR MORRISSON $768,525 VINTAGE-HUDSON MODELI6UNITS TR 17993 TAYLOR MORRISSON $1,294,994 T.I.DENTAL OFFICE 2492 WALNUT DREAM AND SPACE C $100,000 LEGACY NEW RESTAURANT-DEL TACO 13742 RED HILL M D M CONSTRUCTION $550,000 T.I,-RESTAURANT 2943.EL CAMINO REAL J K R MANAGEMENT $100,000 residential pv soler pormlf ISSUE=D 5 residential vehlcle charger 0 non-rosidonlial pv soler permit ISSUED 1 non-resldentlal vehicle charger 0 Dana L. Ogdon,AICP Assistant Director of Community Development- 1ding Page 2 MONTHLY BUILDING ACTIVITY REPORT MAY 2018 TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION CURRENT PERIOD FISCAL YEAR TO DATE NEW'RES1D1=N71Al CONSTRUCTION ' P.ERMITS.,- 'UNI ;..:VALUATION' i?ERMITS;'' UNITS VALUATIQN SINGLE FAMILY DETACHED 0 0 $0 2 2 $407,151 CONDDfTOWNHOMES 0 0 $0 10 10 $2,063,51.9 DUPLEX 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 THREE-FOUR UNIT APARTMENTS 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 FIVE OR MORE UNIT APARTMENTS 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 TOTAL FAMILY UNITS 0 0 $0 12 12 $2,470,870 NEW RESIDENTIAL.GROUI? HOTELS 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 MOTELS 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 GROUP QUARTERS 0 0 $0 0. 0 $0 TOTAL.NON-FAMILY 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 NEW NON=RESIDENTIAL GON5T17UCTION PERMITS, VALUATION; PERMITS ' VALUATION' AMUSEMENT&RECREATION 0 $0 0 $0 CHURCHESIRELIGIOUS 0 $0 0 $0 INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS 0 $0 0 $0 RESEARCH&DEVELOPMENT 0 $0 0 $0 AUTOS ERVICE&REPAIR 0 $0 0 $0 HOSPITALS&INSTITUTIONAL 0 $4 0 $0 OFFICE,BANK,&PROFESSIONAL 0 $0 10 $53,900,351 SCHOOLS&EDUCATIONAL 0 $0 0 $0 COMMERCIAL RETAIL SALES 0 $0 2 $1,550,1700 OTHER-PUBLIC PARKING 0 $0 1 $10,853,221 STRUCTURES OTHER THAN BLDGS 0 $0 0 $0 TOTAL NON-RESIDENTIAL 0 $0 13 $66,303,572 RESIDENTIAL'ADDITIONSIALTERATIONS PERMITS VALUATION PERMITS'-% VALUATIQN, ROOM ADDITIONSIREMODELS 15 $203,929 94 $2,555,454 RESIDENTIAL GARAGES 0 $0 0 $0 PATIO COVERS 2 $3,303 41 $334,809 SWIMMING POOLS&SPAS 5 $95,144 30 $80$,117 OTHER 45 $369,3941 559 $6,590,468 TOTAL RESIDENTIAL 67 $674,7717 721 bi(7,289,868 NON RES 10 ENTIAL.ADD NIALTERATIONS PERMITS: VALUATION':PERMITS' VALUATION`., INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS 1 $160,000 7 $1,334,756 COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS 2 $34,000 57 $10,356,387 OFFICE&PROFESSIONAL BLDGS 1 $124,360 9 $,5,678,860 OTHER 13 $165,050 161 $5,893,533 TOTAL NON-RESIDENTIAL 17 $483,4101 234 $23,263,535 TOTAL MONTH AND YEAR TO DATE 84 54,155,180 983 12 $102,324,646 SAME PERIOD FOR PRECEDING YEAR 113 $4,322,909 867 33 $54,966,131 Page 1 MONTHLY BUILDING ACTIVITY REPORT MAY 2018 TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION CURRENT PERIOD FISCAL.YEAR TO DATE PERMITS;'.If45RECTIONS FEES PE R�IIITS !NSPECTIOi�S PERMITS INS BUILDING-(ACCT 3440) 84 514 $31,224 983 6,580 $583,945 ELECTRICAL-(3440) 25 117 $2,333 165 626 $44,516 PLUMBING-(3440) 15 117 $1,153 360 809 $40,907 MECHANICAL-(3440) 10 49 $587 134 363 $21,636 GRADING.(3440) 1 5 $1,736 16 444 $57,967 SIGN-(3440) 6 8 $1,462 114 154 $12,347 LANDSCAPE-(3440)WIBidg 1 0 NIA 6 63 NIA FIRE -(3440)wlBlug 5 NIA NIA 144 NIA N1A FIRE DEPT ADMIN FEES-(4464) NIA NIA $1,416 NIA NIA $18,967 MICROFILM-(4795) NFA NIA $271 NIA NIA $12,418 PLAN CHECK-(3444) NIA NIA $15,674 NIA NIA $232,770 NEW DEVMNT TAX-(3334) NIA NIA $0 NIA NIA $75,171 BLDG STANDARDS ADM SPEC FUND CITY FEE-(410 NIA NIA $.6 NIA NIA $445 WATER QUALITY INSP(FROM BELOW) NIA 0 NIA NIA 0 NIA TOTAL MONTH&YEAR TO DATE 149 810 $55,864 1,922 9,039 $1,101,079 SAME PERIOD FOR PRECEDING YEAR 161 996 $86,730 2,1.93 10,570 $1,214,590 014HER.'FEE5, FIRE DEPT PIC(2629) $9,765 $128,922 BLDG STANDARDS SPEC FUND STATE FEE -(2606) $71 $4,165 SEISMIC(2605) $273 $27,281 POOLSISPASIOTHLR BONDS(2655) $0 $93.000 TSIP(2625,2626&262 7) $0 $2,488,509 PLANNING PIC FEE(3343) $3,188 $44,632 PLANNING INSP FEE(3344) $2,661 $100,340 )NATER QtJAlIY fNSPECTIONS . INSPECTIONS1N5hEGTlOIHB:;` CONSTRUCTION SITES(STAR'r 04)02) 0 0 MOUSTRIAL SITES(START 11103) 0 0 COMMERCIAL SITES 0 0 TOTAL MONTH&YEAR TO DATE 0 0 SAME PERIOD FOR PRECEDING YEAR 0 0 MAJOR PERMIT ACTIVITY:]$100,000 c RROJECT" AD: DEVELOpERJGClNTR YALUATI�N RDA-AREA' ` OFFICE T.I. 18302 IRVINE 4350 THORPE CONSTRUCT{( $124,360 T.I.9200•SOFT 14352 CHAMBERS PHIL SANCHEZ $160,000 LEGACY resfdenfial pv solar permit ISSUED 13 residential vehicle charger 0 nog)-restdenllal pv solar permit ISSUED 1 V t1 non-residential vehicle charger 0 Dana L.09don,AICP Assistant Director of Community Development-Building Page 2 MONTHLY BUILDING ACTIVITY REPORT JUNE 20"18 TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION CURRENT PERIOD FISCAL YEAR TO DATE NEW RESIDENTIALCON STRUCTTON PERMITS.. UNITS. VALUATION PERMITS' :UNITS VAI DATION,';; SINGLE FAMILY DETACHED 0 0 $0 2 2 $407,151 CONDCITOWNHOMES 0 0 $0 10 10 $2,063,519 DUPLEX 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 THREE-FOUR UNIT APARTMENTS 0 0 $0 0 D $0 FIVE OR MORE UNIT APARTMENTS 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 TOTAL FAMILY UNITS 0 0 $0 12 12 $2,470,670 NE1N'RESlDENTIp,L'GROGP_ - HOTELS 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 MOTELS 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 GROUP QUARTERS 0 0 $0 0 6 $0 TOTAL NON-FAMILY 0 ❑ $0L 0 $0 NEW NON-RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION PERMITS VALUATION PERMITS:.:."' VALUATI67 AMUSEMENT&RECREATION 0 $0 0 $0 CHURCHES/RELIGIOUS 0 $0 0 $0 INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS 0 - $0 0 _-$0 RESEARCH&DEVELOPMENT 0 $0 0 $0 AUTO SERVICE&REPAIR 0 $0 0 $0 HOSPITALS&INSTITUTIONAL 0 $0 0 $0 OFFICE,BANK,&PROFESSIONAL 0 $0 10 $53,900,351 SCHOOLS&EDUCATIONAL 0 $0 0 $0 COMMERCIAL,RETAIL SALES 0 $0 2 $1,550,000 OTHER-PUBLIC PARKING 0 $0 1 $10,853,221 i. STRUCTURES OTHER THAN BLDGS 0 $0 0 $0 TOTAL NONRESIDENTIAL 0 $0 13 $66,303,572 I�I RESIDENTIAL ADDITIONSIALTERATIONS PERMITS.. VALUATION PERMITS VALUATION; f ROOM ADDITIONSIREMODELS 8 $491,427 102 $3,045,882 RESIDENTIAL GARAGES 0 $0 0 $0 PATIO COVERS 8 $96,527 49 $431,336 SWIMMING POOLS&SPAS 2 $107,600 32 $913,617 OTHER 57 $444,9161 616 $7,035,404 TOTALRE5IDENTIAL 75 $1,140,3701 799 $11,427,2391 NON RESIDENTTALADUNIALTERATIONS PERMITS..: --VALUATION PERMITS VALUATION:. INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS 1 $24,168 8 $1,358,924 COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS 6 $345,000 63 $10,701,387 OFFICE&PROFESSIONAL BLOCS 1 $189,000 10 $5,867,860 OTHER 7 $281,550 168 $6,175,083 TOTAL NON-RESIDENTIAL 15 $839,718 749 $24,103,254 TOTAL MONTH AND YEAR TO DATE 90 $1,980,088 1,073 12 $104,304,734 SAME PERIOD FOR PRECEDING YEAR 152 $6,797,8791__ 1,019 33 $81,764,010 Page 1 MONTHLY BUILDING ACTIVITY REPORT JUNE 2018 TYPE OP CONSTRUCTION CURRENT PERIOD FISCAL YEAR TO DATE PERMITS'.INSPECTIONS,'&°Ff=ES•' ': "PERMITS ' INSPECTIONS`.' FEES'• . 'PERMITS:,INSRECTIONS !FEES. BUILDING-(ACCT 3440) 90 540 $29,646 1,473 7,120 $613,592 ELECTRICAL-(3440) 25 103 $1,227 190 729 $45,743 PLUMBING•(3440) 17 77 $1,258 377 888 $42,165 MECHANICAL-(3440) 8 44 $703 142 407 $22,339 GRADING-(3440) 0 2 $0 16 446 $57,957 SIGN-(3440) 8 11 $977 122 165 $13,324 LANDSCAPE-(3440)W1Bldg 0 0 NIA 6 63 NIA. FIRE -(3440)wl6ldg 8 WA NIA 152 NIA NIA FIRE DEPT ADMIN FEES-(4464) NIA NIA $942 N!A NIA $19,909 MICROFILM-(4795) NIA NIA $366 NIA NIA $12,784 PLAN CHECK-(3444) NIA NIA $14,412 NIA NIA $247,183 NEW DEVMNT TAX•(3334) NIA NIA $0 NIA NIA $75,171 SLOG STANOARDS AOM SPEC FUND CITY FEE-(4166 NIA NIA $10 NIA NIA $454 WATER QUALITY INS (FROM BELOW) N/A 0 WA NIA 0 NIR. TOTAL MONTH&YEAR TO DATE 156 777 $49,541 2,078 9,816 $1;150,621 SAME PERIOD FOR PRECEDING YEAR i 237 1,198 $96,988 2,430 11,768 $.1,311,576 O:THER:FEtES _ . ... FIRE DEPT PIC(2629) $10,894 $139,816 BLDG STANDARDS SPEC FUND STATE FEE -(2606) $86 $4,250 SEISMIC(2605) $327 $27,608 POOLWSPASIOTHER BONDS(2655) _ . -__-� $O00 _._. $101,000 TSIP(2625,2626&2627) $0 $2,468,509 PLANNING PIC FEE(3343) $2,777 $4.7,409 PLANNING INSP FEE(3344) 1 $2,994 $103,304 WATER QUALITY`.INSPECTIONS INSPECTIONS! ". INSPECTIONS., CONSTRUCTION SITES(START 94102) 0 0 INDUSTRIAL SITES(START 11103) 0 0 COMMERCIAL SITES 0 0 TOTAL MONTH&YEAR TO DATE 0 0 SAME PERIOD FOR PRE=CEDING YEAR 0 0 MAJOR PERMIT ACTIVITY>.: j00;000 F?f3S3lECT AIJORES5 DE'VELOPERICONTR VALUATION RI3A4REA. office U. 15100 kensfngtan park dbac inc $169,000 LEGACY t.l. 1631 edinger#102 clover contracting Inc $100,000 t.i. 15090 kensfngtan park 1430 C C& m Inc $120,000 LEGACY addition 2435 hannaford arman karamardlan $120,196 addition 16639 honeybee sun $100,000 LEGACY residential pv solar permit ISSUED 11 resldentlal vehicle charger 0 non-resldenllal pv solar permit ISSUED 0 non-residential vehlcie charger 0 Dana L.Ogdon,AICP Assistant Director of Community Development-Building Page 2 MONTHLY BUILDING ACTIVITY REPORT JULY 2018 TYPE-OF CONSTRUCTION CURRENT PERIOD FISCAL YEAR TO DATE NEW RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION PERMITS d;:` UNITS. VALUUATIO :VALUAT_PERMITS SINGLE FAMILY DETACHED 0 0 $0 0 0` $0 CONDOlTOWNHOMES 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 DUPLEX 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 THREE-FOUR UNIT APARTMENTS 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 FIVE OR MORE UNIT APARTMENTS 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 TOTAL FAMILY UNITS 0 0 $0 0 Q $0 NEW'RESIDENTiFiL GRCILIP ,. ., ., - HOTELS O 0 $0 0 a. $0 MOTELS 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 GROUP QUARTERS 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 TOTAL N014-FAMILY 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 NEW'NCIN=RESIDENT.iAL CONSTRUCTION . PERMITS VAI;UATION 'PERMITS . `''VAI UAFI(7N; AMUSEMENT&RECREATION 0 $0 0 $0 CHURCHESIRELIGIOUS 0 $0 0 $0 INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS 0 $0 0 $p I RESEARCH&DEVELOPMENT 0 $0 0 $0 AUTO SERVICE&REPAIR 0 $0 0 $0 HOSPITALS&INSTITUTIONAL 0 $0 0 $0 OFFICE,BANK, &PROFESSIONAL 0 $0 0 $0 SCHOOLS &EDUCATIONAL 0 $0 0 $D COMMERCIAL RETAIL SALES 0 $0 0 $0 OTHER-PUBLIC PARKING 0 $0 0 $0 STRUCTURES OTHER THAN BLDGS 0 $0 0 $0 TOTAL.NON-RESIDENTIAL 0 $0 0 $ k RR"IdEIi[TIALS:AC]dITIr�NS1A�Ti=l�F4TI{]NS • PERMITS _ VALUATION: Pi RAf ITS i.' .7 VALUATION ROOM ADDITIONSIREMODELS 8 $108,500 8 $108,500 RESIDENTIAL GARAGES 0 $0 0 $0 PATIO COVERS 7 $23,860 7 $23,860 SWIMMING POOLS&SPAS 1 $7,0.00 1 $7,000 OTHER 53 $957,8441 53 $957,844 TOTAL RESIDENTIAL 69 $1,097,2041 69 $1,097,204 NbN RESIDENTIAL ADDNIALTERATIONS PERMITS" ;'-.VALUATION PERMITS'.' VALUATIQN= INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS 0 $0 0 $0 COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS 7 $529,303 7 $529,303 OFFICE&PROFESSIONAL BLOGS 0 $0 0 $0 OTHER 13 $850,644 13 $850,644 TOTAL NON-RESIDENTIAL 20 $1,379,947 20 $1,379,947 TOTAL MONTH AND YEAR TO DATE Be $2,477,1511 9 0 $2,477,151 SAME PERIOD FOR PRECEDING YEAR 79 $3,200,1041 79 0 $3,200,104 Page 1 MONTHLY BUILDING ACTIVITY REPORT JULY 2018 TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION CURRENT PERIOD FISCAL YEAR TO DATE PERMIT]INSPECTIONS;.&FEES:, PERMIT'S iNSPFCT10NS': FEES PERMITS. INSPECTIONS, . . .FEES BUILDING-(ACCT 3440) 89 410 $52,105 89 410 $52,145 ELECTRICAL-(3440) 29 113 $1,441 29 113 $1,441 PLUMBING-(3440) 228 229 $2,747 226 229 $2,747 MECHANICAL-(3440) 19 51 $1,040 19 51 $1,040 GRADING-(3440) 2 4 $18,390 2 4 $18,390 SIGN-(3440) 8 10 $1,079 a 10 $1,079 LANDSCAPE-(3440)wlBldg 0 0 NIA 0 0 NIA FIRE �(3440)w/Bldg 7 NIA N/A 7 NIA NIA FIRE DEPT ADMIN FEES-(1464) NIA NIA $409 NIA NIA $409 MICROFILM-(4795) NIA NIA $165 NIA NIA $185 PLAN CHECK-(3444) WA NIA $6,708 NIA NIA $6,708 NEW DEVMNT TAX-(3334) NIA NIA $0 NIA NFA $0 BLDG STANDARDS ADM SPEC FUND CITY PEE•(4769 NIA NIA $195 NIA NIA $195 WATER QUALITY INSP(FROM BELOW) NIA 0 NIA NIA 0 WA TOTAL MONTH&YEAR TO DATE 380 $17 $84,300 - 380 817 $84,300 SAME PERIOD FOR PRECEDING YEAR 196 847 $88,694 196 847 $88,694 CIT0 R FEES,,--;. FIRE REPT P1C(2629) $2,822 $2,822 BLDG STANDARDS SPEC FUND STATE FEE -(2606) $0 $0 SEISMIC(2605) $193 $193 POOLSISPASIOTHER BONDS(2655) $0 $0 TS(P(2625,2626&2627) $0 $0 PLANNING PIC FEE(3343) '$1,327 $1.,327 PLANNING INSP FEE(3344) $3,1061 $3,106 YVAT'FR.QUALIw,'lNSRI CTIONSINSi?EGTION5 PNSPECTI{7iJ5`,, CONSTRUCTION SITES(START 04102) 0 0 INDUSTRIAL SITES(START 11103) 0 0 COMMERCIAL SITES 0 0 TOTAL MONTH&YEAR TO DATE 0 0 SAME PERIOD FOR PRECEDJNG YEAR 0 0 MAJOR PERMIT ACTIVITY>$19a,000 d y 4. ]ECT ADDRESS DEVELptiEPJ NTR . VALUATION RDAYAREA . U. 651 E first st b-k tuslin property group $'135,000 U."rublo's 2955 el Caminn❑real Mitchell general contr $125,000 1.1. 2792 walnut h C oisen const $120,000 r&r hvac 1472 edInger r j daum $500,000 LEGACY replace ice bear titerr IN 300 centennial ice energy $112,000 LEGACY residential pv solar permit ISSUE7) 9 onen[lal vehicle charger0 n raon-resldentlal v solar permit ISSUED 0 �} non-resldentiaf vehicle charger 1 Dana L.09don,AICP Assistant Director of Community elopment—BuIlding Page 2 MONTHLY BUILDING ACTIVITY REPORT AUGUST 2018 TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION CURRENT PERIOD FISCAL YEAR TO DATE NIWfZESIDE!+ITfAL`C6NSTRUCTION 'PERMITS. : UNITS . .'VALUATION PERMITS" ''UNITS VALUATION,._ SINGLE FAMILY DETACHED 0 0 $0 D 0 $0 CONDOITOWNHOMES 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 DUPLEX 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 THREE-FOUR UNIT APARTMENTS 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 FIVE OR MORE UNIT APARTMENTS 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 TOTAL FAMILY UNITS 0 0 $0 0 p yp N7=1N•.RESIDENTiAL``GROLIP - HOTELS 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 MOTELS 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 GROUP QUARTERS 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 TOTAL NON-FAMILY 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 II NE-W NONRESIDENTIAL,CONSTRUCTION,.; PEfRMITS. ;:" PERMITS: VALUATIgN.' { AMUSEMENT&RECREATION 0 $0 0 $0 CHURCHES/RELIGIOUS 0 $0 0 $0 INDUSTRIAL,BUILDINGS 0 $0 0 $0 , RESEARCH&DEVELOPMENT 0 $0 0 $0 AUTO SERVICE&REPAIR 0 $0 0 $0 HOSPITALS&INSTITUTIONAL 0 $0 0 $0 OFFICE, BANK,&PROFESSIONAL 0 $0 0 $0 f SCHOOLS&EDUCATIONAL 0 $0 0 $0 COMMERCIAL RETAIL SALES 0 $0 0 $0 OTHER-PUBLIC PARKING 0 $0 0 $0 STRUCTURES OTHER THAN BL DGS 0 $0 0 $0 TOTAL NDN-RESIDENTIAL 0 $0 I? 50 ftESIDENTIAC At7DITION5IALTERA7faN$' PERMITS .;;, VALUATION' PERMITS` VALUATIpN ROOM ALIDITIONSIREMODELS 12 $102,300 20 $210,800 RESIDENTIAL GARAGES 0 $0 0 $0 PATIO COVERS 6 $45,912 13 $69,772 SWIMMING POOL$&SPAS 2 $50,500 3 $57,500 t OTHER 46 $566.7611 99 $1,524,585 TOTAL RESIDENTIAL 66 $765,4831 135 $1,862.667 I NpN•RESIQENTIiALADDNIALTERATIONS: PERMITS VALUATION PERMITS VAL?UiATiON. INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS 1 $36,000 1 $36,000 COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS 2 $395,264 9 $924,568 OFFICE&PROFESSIONAL BLDGS 4 $1,197,204 4 $1,197,204 OTHER i 7 $117,850 20 $968,494 TOTAL NON-RESIDENTIAL 14 $1,746,3181 34 $3,126,268 TOTAL MONTH'AND YEAR TO DATE 80 $2511,782 169 0 $4,988,933 SAME PERIOD FOR PRECEDING YEAR 112 $2,349,8461_ 191 0 $5,549,949 Page 1 MONTHLY BUILDING ACTIVITY REPORT AUGUST 2018 TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION CURRENT PERIOD FISCAL YEAR TO DATE PERM! S;:111SPECI IONS,:&FEES_:' PERMITS INSPECTIONS' FEES rERMITS'';INSPECTIQNS. . _)=ISES',' BUILDING-(ACCT 3440) 80 496 $36,064 169 900 $90,169- ELECTRICAL-(3440) 90,169ELECTRICAL-(3440) 23 124 $1,003 52 2.37 $2,444 PLUMBING-(3440) 100 198 $5,050 326 427 $7,797 MECHANICAL-(3440) 25 56 $1,391 44 107 $2,431 GRADING-(3440) 2 2 $1,265 4 6 $19,655 SIGN-(3440) 12 1 $1,145 20 11 $2,225 LANDSCAPE-(3440)wIBIdrg 0 0 NIA 0 0 NIA FIRE -(3440)w/Sidg 10 NIA NIA 17 NIA NIA FIRE DEPT AOMIN FEES-(4464) NIA NIA $1,914 N/A NIA $2,323 MICROFILM (4795) NIA N/A $984 N/A NIA $1,169 PLAN CHECK-(3444) NIA NIA $13,631 NIA NIA $20,339, NEW DEVMNT TATS-(3334) NIA NIA $0 NIA NIA $0 SI,DG STAWARISS ADM SPEC FUND CITY FEE-(4768 NIA NIA $15 NIA NIA $210 WATER QUALITY INSP(FROM BELOW) NIA 0 NIA NIA 0 N!A TOTAL MONTH&YEAR TO DATE 252 871 $64,463 632 1,688 $148,762 ; SAME PERIOD FOR PRECEDING YEAR 278 1,233 $90,081 474 2,080 $178,775 i QTHER,FElE5 FIRE DEPT PIC(262.9)- $9,874 $12,696 BLDG STANDARDS SPEC FUND STATE FEE -(260B) $131 $131 SEISMIC(2605) $666 $849 POOLS/SPAS/OTHER BONDS(2555) $0 $0 TSIP(2525,2626&2627) $0 $0 PLANNING PIC FEE(3343) $2,4.55 ,$3,783 PLANNING INS P FEE(3344) $4,761 $7467 3 W_74TER LtLIALIYYI[ S_PECTIONS INSPECTIONS`. INSPECTIONS CONSTRUCTION SITES(START 04102) 0 0 1 INDUSTRIAL SITES(START 11143) 0 0 COMMERCIAL SITES 0 0 TOTAL MONTH&YEAR TO DATE 0 0 SAME PERIOD FOR PRECEDING YEAR 0 0 I I MAJOR PERMIT-ACTIVITY:,$10P1 0o { PROJECT'. ADDRESS DEVELQPERICf}NTR V7�ATIQN. RDA.AREA .: t1,3rd floor 15000 kensington park howard bullding carp $468,160 legapy 0,ste"#330 15000 kensington park boulder assoc $341,180 legacy 0.ste#50 15000 kensington park howard buHdfng corp $341,180 legacy 1.1,carwash 13871 red hill c w inslto Inc $100,000 I.I.donut shop 135 w first 01115011 110 $295,264 residential pv solar perro t ISSUED 12 residential vehicle charger 0 non-residential pv solar permit ISSUED • non,resldenllal vehicle charger Dana L.Ogden,AICP Assistant Director of Common Devetopment-Building Page 2 MONTHLY BUILDING ACTIVITY REPORT" SEPTEMBER 2018 TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION CURRENT PERIOD FISCAL.YEAR TO DATE NEW RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION PERMITS: -- UNITS..:'. VALUATION. PERMITS UNITS'•' .'.VALUATIflIJ• ; SINGLE FAMILY DETACHED 0 0 $0 0 0 $q CONDOITOWNHOMFS 15 15 $2,404,962 15 15 $2,404,962 DUPLEX 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 THREE-FOUR UNIT APARTMENTS 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 FIVE;OR MORE UNIT APARTMENTS 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 TOTAL FAMILY UNITS 15 15 $2,404,962 15 15 $2,404,962 NEW RESIDENTIAL GROUP HOTELS 0 0 $0 0 0 $4 MOTELS 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 GROUP QUARTERS 0 fl $0 0 0 $0 TOTAL NON-FAMILY 0 0 $0 0 0 50 NEW NON-RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION PERMITS VALUATION PERMITS VALUATION: AMUSEMENT&RECREATION 1 $804,540 1 $804,540 CHURCH ESIRELIGIOUS fl $0 0 $0 INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS 0 $0 0 $q RESEARCH&DEVELOPMENT 0 $0 0 $0 I AUTO SERVICE&REPAIR 0 $0 0 $0 HOSPITALS& INSTITUTIONAL 0 $0 0 $0 OFFICE,BANK,&PROFESSIONAL 0 $0 0 $4 SCHOOLS&EDUCATIONAL 0 $0 0 $0 COMMERCIAL RETAIL SALES 0 $0 0 $0, OTHER-PUBLIC PARKING 0 $0 0 $0 STRUCTURES OTHER THAN BLDGS 0 $0 0 g0 TOTAL NDN-RESIDENTIAL 1 $804,540 1 $804,540 i RESIDENTIAL ADDITIONSIALTERATIONS PERMITS VALUATION PERMITS' 11AL UATiON ' ROOM ADDITIONSIREMODELS 14 $757,072 34 $567,872 RESIDENTIAL GARAGES 0 $0 0 $0 PATIO}COVERS 6 $127,700 19 $197,472 SWIMMING POOLS&SPAS 3 $21,000 6 $78,500 OTHER 1 61 $642,706 160 $2,167,301 1 TOTAL RESIDENTIAL 64 $1,548,4781 219 53,411,145 I NON RESIDENTIAL ADI)NIALTERA'TIONS PERMITS VALUATION. PERMITS VALIJATIf)IV: INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS 0 $0 1 $36,000 COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS 5 $187,000 14 $1,111,568 OFFICE&PROFESSIONAL BLDGS 1 $54,917 5 $1,252,121 OTHER 12 $;199,000 32 $1,167,494 TOTAL NON-RESIDENTIAL 18 $440,91.7 52 53,5877183 1 TOTAL MONTH AND YEAR TO DATE 118 $5.198,8981 287 15 $16,187,631 SAME PERIOD FOR PRECEDING YEAR 81 $67,443,960 272 0 $72,993,909 Page 1 { MONTHLY BUILDING ACTIVITY REPORT SEPTEMBER 2018 TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION CURRENT PERIOD FISCAL YEAR TO[LATE PERMITS-,.INS PECTIONS,:&FEES _- PERMITS INSPECTIONS ..FEES:- . .PERMITS. INSPECTIONS �,: "•FEES B U I LDING-(AC.CT 34 40) Ila 401 $75,385 287 1,301 $165,554 ELECTRICAL-(3440) 23 101 $1,659 75 338 $4,104 PLUMBING-(3440) 6 168 $532 334 595 $8,329 MECHANICAL-(3440) 13 42 $672 57 149 $3,103 GRADING•(3440) 7 3 $17,582 11 9 $37,236 SIGN-(3440) 6 9 $935 26 20 $3,164 LANDSCAPE-(3440)wlBldg 0 0 NIA 0 0 NIA FIRE -(3440)w1Bidg 4 NIA NIA 21 NIA NIA FIRE DEPTADMIN FEES-(4464) NIA NIA $960 NIA NIA $3,283 MICROFILM (4795) NIA NIA $837 NIA NIA $2,007 PLAN CHECK-(3444) NIA NIA $35,397 NIA NIA $55,735 NEW DEVIVINT TAX-(3334) NfA NIA $304 NIA NIA $304 BLDG STANDARDS ADM SPEC FUND CITY FEE-(4768 NIA NIA $25 NIA NIA $235 WATER QUALITY INSP(FROM BELOW) NIA 4 N/A NIA 0 NIA TOTAL MONTH&YEAR TO DATE 199 724 $134,2$8 811 2,412 $283,050 SAME PERIOD FOR PRECEDING YEAR 226 897 $379,264 700 2;977 $558,028 0THER.FEES FIRE DEPT PIC(2629) $6,376 $19,072 BLDG STANDARDS SPEC FUND STATE FEE -(2606) $226 357 SEISMIC(2645) $734 $1,583 POOLSISPASIOTHER BONDS(2655) $0 $0 TS IP(2625,2626&2627) $0 $0 PLANNING PIC FEE(3343) $7,878 $11,661 PLANNING INSP FEE(3344) $7,345 $15,211 WATER GWALITY:.INSPECTioN5 7N5PEGTIt?NS INSPECTIONS CONSTRUCTION SITS(START 04102) p 0 i INDUSTRIAL SITES(START 11!03) 0 0 I COMMERCIAL SITES 0 0 TOTAL MONTH&YEAR TO DATE p 0 SAME PERIOD FOR PRECEDING YEAR 0 0 MA:JOR•PERhAIT ACTIVITY a:5100004 PRC3WECT. ADDRESS dtVELOP£RICONTR VALUATION NEW SFD ATTACHED CONDO"HUDSON'PhlI 7-UNITS TR 17993-VINTAGE TAYLOR MORRISON $ 1,598,998,43 NEN!SFD ATTACHED CONDO"CHELSEA"PH218-UNITS TR 17993-VINTAGE TAYLOR MORRISON 5 805,963.82 NEW CLUBHOUSE 3036-SQFT 138431 USTIN FAST DR RAINTREE-EVERGREEN S 804,540.00 FIRE REPAIR DAMAGE 10740 TAULBEE CT A J CLASSIC WOODWORKS S 420,000.00 ROOM ADDITION 17482 AMAGANSET HOME IMAGE REMODELING S 100,00().00 residential pv solar permit ISSUED 15 residential vehicle charger 0 ,^� non-resOentiai pv solar permit ISSUED noo-resideniial vehicle charger Dana L. Ogdon,AICD Asslstant Olrectar of Community Development-Building Page 2 MONTHLY BUILDING ACTIVITY REPORT OCTOBER 2018 TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION CURRENT PERIOD FISCAL.YEAR TO CRATE Nl ESIC]EN7IAk-'GDNSTRUCTION PERMITS UNITS:... VALUATION PERMITS` .; ,;QNFTS VALL1ATItlhl :: SINGLE FAMILY DETACHED 0 0 $0 0 D $0 CONDO(TCOWNHOMES 0 0 $0 15 15 $2,404,962 DUPLEX 0 0 $0 0 D $0 THREE-FOUR UNI-1 APARTMENTS 0 0 $0 0 0 $p FIVE OR MORE UNIT APARTMENTS 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 TOTAL FAMILY UNITS U 0 $0 15 15 $2,404,962 N EW''RESIDENTIAL:GROIJ F' HOTELS 0 0 $0 0 p $0 MOTELS 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 GROUP QUARTERS 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 TOTAL NON-FAMILY o 0 $0 0 0 g0 NEW NON-RESII3ENTIALCONSTRUCTION PERMITS VALUATION `PERMITS S�ALI?ATIDN;` AMUSEMENT&RECREATION 1 $135,051 2 $939,591 CHURCHES/RELIGIOUS 0 $0 0 $0 INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS 1 $0 1 $p RESEARCH&DEVELOPMENT 0 $0 0 $0 AUTO SERVICE&REPAIR 0 $0 0 $0 HOSPITALS&INSTITUTIONAL 0 $0 0 $0 OFFICE,BANK,&PROFESSIONAL 0 $0 0 $0 SCHOOLS&EDUCATIONAL p $0 0 $0 COMMERCIAL RETAIL SALES 0 $0 0 $0 OTHER-PUBLIC PARKING 0 $0 0 $0 STRUCTURES OTHER THAN 13{.DGS 0 $0 0 $0 TOTAL NON-RESIDENTIAL 2 $135,051 3 $939,591 RES]DENTIAL'ADDITIONSIALTLRATION$ PERMITS VALUATION 'PEkMIT5'- vAdATIaN ROOM ADDITION$/REMODELS 12 $282,645 46 $1,250,517 RESIDENTIAL GARAGES 0 $0 0 $0 PATIO COVERS 7 $75,313 26 $272,786 SWIMMING.POOLS&SPAS 1 $8,000 7 $86,500 OTHER fit $661,489 222 $2,826,790 TOTAL RESIDENTIAL 82 $1,027,4471 301 $4,438,593 NDN RESIDENTIAL:ADDNIALTERATIONS PERMITS..- - VALUATION. PERRIIITS VALUAT{Oht INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS 0 $0 1 $36,001 COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS 8 $1,406,941 22 $2,618,509 OFFICE&PROFESSIONAL BLDGS 3 $1,168,520 8 $2,420,641 OTHER 10 $213,320 42 $1,380,814 TQTAL NON-RESIDENTIAL 21 $2,788,713111 73 $6,355,964 TOTAL MONTH AND YEAR TO DATE 105 $3;851,279 392 15 $14,139,110 SANTE PERIOD FOR PRECEDING YEAR 95 $7,236,2141 3$7 0 $80,230,123 Page 1 MONTHLY BUILDING ACTIVITY REPORT OCTOBER 2018 TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION CURRENT PERIOD FISCAL YEAR TO DATE PERMITS,INSPECTIONS,&FECS:' P-ERM(T5 'I, FEES PERMITS dNSPECTi0NS BUILDING-(ACCT 3440) 105 425 $65,387 392 1,726 $230,941 ELECTRICAL-(3440) 23 141 $1,590 98 479 $5,693 PLUMBING-(3440) 20 148 $2,256 354 743 $10,585 MECHANICAL-(3440) 16 57 $1,011 73 206 $4,114 GRADING-(3440) 3 8 $2,080 14 17 $39,317 SIGN-(3440) 5 7 $425 31 27 $3,585 LANDSCAPE-(3440)wlBldg 1 0 NIA 1 0 NIA FIRE -(344D)wIGIdg 0 NIA NIA 30 NIA NIA FIRE DEPT ADMIN FEES-(4464) NIA NIA $1,003 NIA MA $4,286 MICROFILM-(47W) NIA N/A $506 NIA NIA $2;613 PLAN CHECK-(3444) NIA NIA $16,663 NIA NIA $72,398 NEW DEVMNT TAX-(3334) NIA NIA $107 NIA NIA $411 SLOG STANDARDS AOM SPEC FUND CITY FEE-(476$ NIA NIA $28 NIA NIA $263 WATER QUALITY INSP(FROM BELOW) NIA 0 NIA NIA 0 NIA TOTAL MONTH&YEAR TO DATE 182 786 $91,056 983 3,198 $374,106 SAME PERIOD FOR PRECEDING YEAR 162 699 $77-1955 862 3,876 $635,984 OTHER'FEES' FIRE DEPT PIC(2629) $7,569 $26,641 I SLOG STANDARDS SPEC FUND STATE FEE •I2606y $254 $611 SEISMIC(2605) $679 $2,202 POOLSISPASIDTIIER BONDS{2655) $101,000 $10,()00 TSIP(2625,2626&2627) $0 $0 PLANNING PIC FEE(3343) $4,3941 $16,055 PLANNING INSP FEE(3344) $8,5381 $23,.749 I WATER'gUALITY INSPECTIONS INSPECTIONS:: INSPECTIONS. CONSTRUCTION SITES(START 04102) 0 0 - INDUSTRIAL SITES(START 11/03) 0 0 COMMERCIAL SITES 0 0 TOTAL MONTH&YEAR TO DATE 0 0 SAME PERIOD FOR.PRECEDING YEAR 0 0 MAJOR.,PERMfT ACTIVITY a$406,044 PROJECT ADDRESS C)EVE!_OPERlCONTR VALUATION newdubhouse + vinlage 313 Vialage Taylor Morrfsson $ i35,056.56 U. 1422 Edinger Ave 01130 Blnnquisl Day 5 350,000.00 [.I.'Rock&Brews" 1222 Irvine Terra Nova Industries $ 655,000,00 L.I.reslaurant 13882 Newport #13 Curcuma Holdings $ 180,000,00 t.1 15000 Kensington Park Dr Howard Building Corp $ 1,168,520.00 residernllalpv solar perrrri(ISSUED 19 resOenllal vahOe Charger 0 non-residential pv solar peat)(!ISSUED 1 nort,resldential vehicle charger 0 Dana L.agdon,ACCP Asslstanl Director of Cornmunl Aevelopment-Building Page 2 MONTHLY BUILDING ACTIVITY REPORT NOVEMBER 2018 TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION CURRENT PERIOD FISCAL.YEAR TO DATE NSW ft SIDEN7iAL-;GOtJSTRLJCTIOtJPERMITS UNITS 1lALlJAT10N PERMITS` UNITS li'ALUATII]h1 SINGLE FAMILY DETACHED 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 CONDOITOWNHOMES 0 D $0 15 15 $2,404,962 DUPLEX 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 THREE-FOUR UNIT APARTMENTS {7 0 $0 0 0 $0 FIVE 013 MORE UNIT APARTMENTS 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 TOTAL FAMILY UNITS 0 0 $0 15 15 $2,404,962 NEY+V'.RESIDENTIAL`-GROU@. HOTELS 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 MOTELS [] 0 $0 0 0 $0 GROUP QUARTERS 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 TOTAL NDN-FAMILY 0 0 $0 0 4 $0 NLW:NON-RESfDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION PERMITS VALUATION T IEBMIT5 -.VALtJATIQIN_l` AMUSEMENT&RECREATION 0 $0 2 $939,591 CHURCHESIRELIGIOUS 0 $0 0 $0 INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS. U $0 1 $0 j RESEARCH&DEVELOPMENT ❑ $0 0 $0 I AUTO SERVICE&REPAIR 0 $0 0 $0 I HOSPITALS&INSTITUTIONAL. 0 $0 0 $0 f OFFICE,BANK,8 PROFESSIONAL 0 $0 0 $p SCHOOLS&EDUCATIONAL 0 $0 0 $0 i COMMERCIAL RETAIL SALES 0 $0 0 $0 OTHER-PUBLIC PARKING 0 $0 0 $0 STRUCTURES OTHER THAN BLDG 0 $0 0 $0 TOTAL NON,RE5IDENTIAL 0 $0 3 $939,591 RESigEt4jlAL ADDirjONg/AL'TERPTiON5 :;` #?ERM1IIITS;... . VALLIFITION PERMIT 5; 'm LuATiON`;` ROOM ADDITIONS/REMODELS 11 $185,088 57 $1,436,605 RESIDENTIAL GARAGES 0 $0 0 $0 PATIO COVERS 4 $36,666 30 $309,452 SWIMMING POOLS&SPAS 4 $147,550 11 $234,050 OTHER 43 $442,6911 265 $3,271,481 TOTAL RESIDENTIAL 62 $B12,9951 363 $5,251,588 i NON RESIDENTIAL ADDwALTERATIONS PERMITS VALUATION PERI,AITS' ; VALUATION-_ lNOUSTRIAL BUILDINGS 4 $0 1 $36,000 COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS 2 $430,000 24 $2,948,509 OFFICE 8 PROFESSIONAL SLOGS 0 $0 6 $2420;641 f OTHER 9 $355,500 51 $1,736,314 ! TOTAL NON-RESIDENTIAL 11 $785,5001 84 $7,141,464 TOTAL MONTH AND YEAR TO DATE 73 $1,598,495 465 15 $15,737,605 SAME PERIOD FOR PRECEDING YEAR 86 $4,176,8391 453 0 $84,405,963 Page 1 MONTHLY BUILDING ACTIVITY REPORT NOVEMBER 2018 TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION CURRENT PERIOD FISCAL YEAR TO DATE PERMITS,INSPECT PCRMITS _.:.:INSP:ECTION�a':, .,:FEES. PERMITS:.INSPEO'•TIONS BUILDING-(ACCT 3440) 73 364 $28,491 465 2,090 $259,433 ELECTRICAL-(3440) 11 124 $684 109 643 $6,377 PLUMBING-(3444) 10 8 $1,680 364 751 $12,265 MECHANICAL-(3440) 19 44 $738 92 250 $4,852 GRADING.(3440) 2 0 $3,720 16 17 $43,037 SIGN-(3440) 4 5 $83 35 32 $3,668 LANDSCAPE-(3440)wlBldg 2 0 NIA 3 0 NIA FIRE -(3440)wlBldg 2 NIA NIA 32 NIA NIA FIRE DEPT ADMIN FEES-(4464) NIA NIA $598 NIA NIA -$4;883 — — MICROFILM-(4795) NIA NIA $121 NIA NIA $2,633 PLAN CHECK-(3444) NIA NIA $9,669 NIA NIA $82,068 NEW DEVMNT TAX-(3334) NIA NIA $0 NIA NIA $411 BLDG STANDARDS ADM SPEC FUND CITY FEE•(4 768 NIA NIA $8 NIA NIA $271 WATER QUALITY INSP(FROM BELOW) NIA 0 NIA NIA 0 NIA TOTAL MONTH&YEAR TO DATE 123 545 $45,792 1,116 3,743 $419,898 SAME PERIOD FOR PRECEDING YEAR 151 874 $92,101 1,613 4,750 $728,084 QTNER FEES FIRE DEPT PIC(2629) $4,991 $31,632 BLDG STANDARDS SPEC FUND STATE FEE -(2600) $77 $686 SEISMIC(2605) $319 $2,561 POOLSISPASIOTHER BONDS(2655) $3,000 $13,ODO TSIP(2625,2626&2627) $p $0 PLANNING PIG FEE(3343) $3,022 $19,076 PLANNING INSP FEE(3344) $2,364 $26,114 W_ATER.QUALI,TY`INSPEC:TIONS :INSPECTIONS INSP..EC7i+DNS CONSTRUCTION SITES(START 04142) 0 0 INDUSTRIAL SITES(START 11103) 0 0 COMMERCIAL SITES 0 p. TOTAL MONTH&YEAR TO DATE 0 p SAME PERIOD FOR PRECEDING YEAR 0 0 MAJOR PERMITACTIVITY�.3.9D_Q,OUO 4RbJ> ADDFL�SS DEVELQPERICONTFt ]IALUATIC]N1 U.restauronl'yellow chirp" 2463 Park 8-4 constructlon S 256,40Q.1}Q I.I.restaurant"taste changen" 13051 Newport 19ng Kong Design Group $ 1B4,QOt7,Q0 residential pv solar permit ISSUED 15 residenlial vehicle charger 0 non-residential pv solar permit ISSUED 0 non-reslderlial vahlcie charger 0 Dana L.Ogdon,AICD r Assistant Director of Community Development–Building Page 2 MONTHLY BUILDING ACTIVITY REPORT DECEMBER 2018 TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION CURRENT PERIOD FISCAL YEAR TO DATE NEW RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION PERMITS UNITS VALUATION PERMITS UNITS VALUATION SINGLE FAMILY DETACHED 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 CONDOITOWNHOMES 15 15 $3,934,077 30 30 $6,339,039 DUPLEX 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 THREE-FOUR UNIT APARTMENTS 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 FIVE OR MORE UNIT APARTMENTS 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 TOTAL FAMILY UNITS 15 15 $3,934,077 30 30 $6,339,039 NEW.RESIDENTIAL GROUP ' HOTELS - 0 0 $0 0 0 $p MOTELS 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 GROUP QUARTERS 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 TOTAL NON-FAMILY 0 0 $0 0 0 $0 NEIN'NONRESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION PERMITS VALUATION PERMITS VALUATION AMUSEMENT&RECREATION 0 $0 2 $939,591 CHURCHESIRELIGIOUS' 0 $0 0 $0 INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS 0 $0 1 $0 RESEARCH&DEVELOPME=NT 0 $0 0 $0 AUTO SERVICE&REPAIR 0 $0 0 $0 HOSPITALS&INSTITUTIONAL 0 $0 0 $0 OFFICE,BANK,&PROFESSIONAL 0 $0 0 $0 SCHOOLS&EDUCATIONAL 0 $0 0 $0 COMMERCIAL RETAIL SALES 0 $0 0 $0 P OTHER-PUBLIC PARKING 0 $0 0 $0 STRUCTURES OTHER THAN BLDGS 1 0 $0 0 $0 I TOTAL NON-RESIDENTIAL 0 $0 3 $939,591 RESIDENTIAL ADDITI4N5IALTERATIONS PERMITS VALUATION PERMITS - VALUATION';. ROOM ADDITIONSIREMODELS - 4 $59,726 61 $1,496,331 RESIDENTIAL GARAGES 0 $0 0 $0 PATIO COVERS 5 $56,135 35 $365,587 SWIMMING POOLS&SPAS 1 $30,000 12 $264,050 OTHER 32 $331,733 297 $3,603,214 TOTAL RESIDENTIAL 42 $4771594 405 $5,729,182 NON.kESIDENTIAL•ADDNIALTERATiO.NS PERMITS..'': VALUATION PERMITS VALUATION INDUSTRIAL.BUILDINGS 2 $1,520,000 3 $1,556,000 COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS 3 $515,000 27 $3,463,509 OFFICE&PROFESSIONAL BLDGS 0 $0 8 $2,420,641 OTHER 11 $635,000 62 $2,371,314 TOTAL.NON-RESIDENTIAL 16 $2,670,0001 100 $9,811,464 TOTAL-MONTWANO YEAR TO DATE 73 $7,081,671 538 30 $22,879:276 SAME PERIOIFFOFt PRECEDING YEAR 68 $1,520,3101 521 0 $85,926,272 Page 1 MONTHLY BUILDING ACTIVITY REPORT DECEMBER 2018 TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION CURRENT PERIOD FISCAL YEAR TO DATE PER INSPECT{ON5&FEES E PERMITS ,'INSPECTICINS :FEES.'.-. PERMITS INSPECTIONS FEES ` BUILDING-(ACCT 3440) 73. 379 $40,480 538 2,469 $299,912 ELECTRICAL-(3440) . 10 35 $550 119 638 $6,927 PLUMBING-(3440) ' 7 76 $595 371 827 $12,859 MECHANICAL-(3440) 6 33 $522 97 283 $5,374 GRADING-(3440) 1 0 $2,764 17 17 $45,801 SIGN-(3440) 6 2 $821 41 34 $4,490 . LANDSCAPE•(3440)wlBldg 0 0 NIA 3 0 {SIA FIRE -(3440)w/Bldg 2 NIA NIA 34 N/A NIA FIRE DEPT ADMIN FEES-(4464) NEA NIA $842 NIA NIA $5,725 MICROFILM-(4795) q NIA NIA $338 NIA NIA $2,972 PLAN CHECK-(3444) NIA NIA $15,419 NIA NIA $_97,487 NEW DEVMNT TAX-(3334) NIA NIA $0 NIA NIA $411 BLDG STANDARDS ADM SPEC FUND CITY FEE-(4768 NIA NIA $20 NIA NIA $291 WATER QUALITY INSP(FROM BELOW) NIA 0 NIA NIA 0 NIA TOTAL MONTH&YEAR TO DATE 104 525 $62,351 1,220 _4,268 $482,249 SAME PERIOD FOR PRECEDING YEAR 138 827 $44,532 1,151 5,577 $772,617 CI.THER.FEES FIRE DEPT PIC(2629) $3,192 $34,824 BLDG STANDARDS SPEC FUND STATE FEE -(2606) $184 $871 SEISMIC(2605) $863 $3,A44 POOLSIS PASIOTH ER BONDS(2655) $0 $13,000 TSIP(2625,2626&2627) $0 $0 PLANNING PIG FEE(3343) $4,294 $23,371 PLANNING INSP FEE(3344) $4,833 $30,947 WATER QUALITY-INSPECTONS INSPECTIONS INSPECTIONS CONSTRUCTION SITES(START 04102) 0 0 INDUSTRIAL SITES(START 11/03) 0 0 COMMERCIAL SITES 0 0 TOTAL MONTH&YEAR TO DATE 0 0 SAME PERIOD FOR PRECEDING YEAR 0 0 l � 1 MA.IDR:PERMIT'ACTIYITY.�5100,000 PROJECT ADDRESS UEVELOPEWCONTR VALUATION U.-pastry school 3057 Edinger Seashore Const $ 135,000,00 I t.k. 14191 Myford Coastline development Inc $ 1,440,000.00 U.-Community Ctr 300 Centennial KG Axles Inc $ 350.,000,0Q_ t.1. 1361 Valencia Talent Air $ 200,000.00. U. 150 El Camino Real Andrew Chang $ 151,p00.00, Velocity HlodellID-units Tr 18125-Levity Lennar $ 2,731 530.49 Fleet Modsl/5-uhits Tr 18425-1_60y Lennar $ 1,202,546.23 I f A. residential pv solar permit ISSUFO 11 residential vehicle charger 0 non-residenfial pv solar perrnit ISSIJED 0 non-residential vehicle charger 0 Dana L.Ogdon,AICP Assistant Director of Community Development_Building Page 2