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HomeMy WebLinkAboutITEM 13 - City Ventures14042 NEWPORT AVENUE SUB 2023-0003/VTTM NO. 19164, DR 2023-0019, FINAL APPROVAL OF RAR 2023-0001, DENSITY BONUS CONCESSION/WAIVER REQUESTS, DA 2023-0002 CITY OF TUSTIN CITY COUNCIL NOVEMBER 7, 2023 Project Location 2 Site and Location General Plan: DOWNTOWN COMMERCIAL CORE SPECIFIC PLAN (DCCSP), SP-12 Zoning: DEVELOPMENT AREA 6C (DA -6C SUBAREA); DCCSP, SP- 12 Site Size: 2.151-acre project site (three parcels) Surrounding Uses: •North – Commercial/ •Multifamily Residential •South – I-5 Freeway •East – Commercial •West – Commercial Requests SUB 2023-0003/Vesting Tentative Tract Map No. 19164 Design Review 2023-0019 Site Layout and Building Design Final Approval of Residential Allocation Reservation (RAR) 2023 -0001 Density Bonus requests Development Agreement 2023-0002 Provision of community public benefits Affordable Units Payment for housing in-lieu fee A 1,392 SF public amenity space 3 Proposed Project 4 Project Summary •42 New Units (including 7 live/work and 2 affordable units) •Attached two-car garages •Guest Parking •Private and common open space •Public Amenity Space Development Standards Description DCCSP and TCC Code Requirement DCCSP DA-6C (Ord. 1525, SPA 2022-0001; TCC 9263) Proposed Project Project’s Deviations from TCC Requirements Min. Lot Size 7,000 SF Approx. 93,698 SF (2.151 acres)None Min. Lot Width 70 feet Approx. 471 feet None Max. Lot Coverage 65%37%None Building Height 4 stories maximum (5 stories maximum adjacent to freeway) First floor plate 16’ min. for mixed use buildings with live/work units 3 stories First floor plate: Varies from 9’1” (for buildings with residential only) to 10’1” (for buildings with live/work units) Deviation allowed Per Density Bonus State Law (Waiver Request) for live/work units along El Camino Real Tenant Space Maximum Size 45’ interior depth of commercial space 10'-3" x 13'-8 (243 SF)Deviation allowed Per Density Bonus State Law (Waiver Request) Front Yard Setback (El Camino Real)0’ min.El Camino Real: Varies from 8’5” to 8’10”None Side Yard Setback (Interior)0’ min. from non-residential zone Varies from 5’-0” to 15’-10” None Rear Yard Setback 0’ min. from non-residential zone Varies from 20’-11” to 77’-6”’None Private Open Space 100 SF per unit min.Varies from 108 SF to 213 SF per unit None Common Open Space 200 SF/unit min. 200 x 42 = 8,400 SF required 266 SF/unit 11,173 SF None Parking Min. 101 spaces required 101 total spaces provided Deviation from off-street parking requirement for Tandem parking allowed Per Density Bonus State Law Request 5 Downtown Commercial Core Specific Plan (DCCSP) Overview Purpose is to allow residential development on commercially zoned properties A SPA 2022-0001 was adopted by the Council in September 2022 to allow“live/work units” as an allowable residential use in DA-6C area to accommodate the proposed project. 6 Project Location Project Location N Design Review 7 El Camino Real Looking south Attached UnitsSubtle Color Scheme Ample fenestration and glazing Open Space Amenities 8 •Common Open Space •One main common open space area •Private Open Space •Combination of private patios and second floor decks Open Space Amenities, Cont’d •Public Amenity Space •1,392 SF public open space prosed along El Camino Real 9 Subdivision/Vesting Tentative Tract Map •Merges three parcels into one •Sufficient in size & shape •Map complies with TCC and Subdivision Map Act 10 DA and Density Bonus Law Development Agreement Ensures public benefits are realized: Two (2) affordable housing units for very-low-income households payment of affordable housing in-lieu fee a 1,392 square foot public amenity space 11 Concession and Waiver Requests Density Bonus Law is State mandated to encourage affordable housing 5% of units as Very-Low affordable units Two (2) units proposed Twenty (20) percent DB (35 base units, plus 7 density bonus units) Concession request to remove the requirement for full replacement of frontage improvements along El Camino Real. Two (2) Waivers Tandem Parking Public Notice Public Hearing Notice – City Council October 26, 2023 Published in Tustin News Mailed to property owners within 300-feet Posted at property Public Comment – One email comment was received on October 8, 2023 with suggestion that all units be equipped with electric appliances to reduce carbon emission. The project is 100% electric and no gas utilities are proposed. 12 Environmental Review In 2018, the Tustin City Council certified the Final Environmental Impact Report (EIR) for the DCCSP The project is exempt pursuant to Section 15182(c) for Residential Projects Implementing a Specific Plan The project will be required to comply with applicable mitigation measures 13 Recommendation Staff recommends that City Council do the following: Approve (CC Resolution No. 23-46): SUB 2023-0003/VTTM No.19164 Design Review (DR) 2023-0019 Final Approval of RAR 2023-0001 Density Bonus Introduce and have the first reading by title only of Ordinance No. 1538 for Development Agreement (DA) 2023-0002 14 15 Backup slides 16 Design Review 17 Site Plan and Building Layout Overview Site Size Approximately 2 acres Density Approximately 19.5 dwelling units per acre Buildings/Units Total of six (6) Buildings; Units: forty-two (42) units Stories Three-stories; between 37 feet and 6 inches to 38 feet and 6 inches high Architectural Style Contemporary Product Type For-sale townhomes; condominium subdivision Floor Plans/ Bedrooms •Plan 1 (20 units): 3 bedrooms/3 baths (approx. 1,344 net SF) •Plan 1-ALT (2 units): 3 bedrooms/3 baths (approx. 1,344 net SF) •Plan 2 (13 units): 4 bedrooms/flex/3.5 baths (approx. net 1,617 SF) •Plan 3 live/work units (7 units): 3 bedrooms + office (work space) /3.5 baths (approx. 1,618 net SF) Amenities •Private ground floor patios and 2nd floor decks (all units) •Common open space including centralized community gathering area, overhead structure, picnic tables and BBQ •Pedestrian paths of travel leading to all front doors, and other landscaped areas Ingress/Egress One primary entry/exit driveway along El Camino Real and a secondary entry/exit along Newport Avenue Pedestrian access Two key pedestrian access points; •A pedestrian plaza along El Camino Real located east and west of the primary centralized driveway, and •Along Newport Avenue, parallel to the northerly property line. Design Review Building Heights Description DCCSP DA-6C Proposed Project Project’s Deviations from DCCSP; TCC Requirements 4 stories maximum (5 stories maximum adjacent to freeway) First floor plate 16 foot minimum for mixed use buildings with live/work units 3 stories First floor plate: Varies from 9’1” (for buildings with residential only) to 10’1” (for buildings with live/work units) Deviation allowed Per Density Bonus State Law (Waiver Request) for live/work units along El Camino Real 18