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6/16/2015
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15Y
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22
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paseo area provides a usable space for residents, thus compensating for the small <br /> portions of the buildings which do not meet the minimum building-to-building <br /> separation requirements. Therefore, staff supports this exception. <br /> 4. Planter Strips (page 20, Standard A4.1 Internal Street) -- A minimum four-foot <br /> planting strip is required on each of the street. <br /> The proposed site does not include a planting strip on the west side of Building 16or <br /> the northern end of Building 9. <br /> Comment: An open space area is proposed between Buildings 14 and 15. The <br /> elimination of the planting strip on the west side of Building 16 helps to maximize the <br /> open space area. Staff finds this an acceptable tradeoff. Except at the northeastern <br /> corner of Building 9, a planting strip is proposed along the east side of the building <br /> and the street. Staff finds it acceptable for this small area to deviate from the <br /> standard. Therefore, staff supports this exception. <br /> 3. Proposed Development <br /> o Site Plan <br /> The proposed project complies with the Standards and Guidelines except in the areas <br /> noted above. The parking has been positioned to minimize its visibility from West Las <br /> Positas Boulevard and the adjacent properties. <br /> Staff finds that the street layout would efficiently facilitate vehicular and pedestrian <br /> circulation within the project site. The parallel parking would provide convenient parking <br /> to visitors and guests. The proposed common areas are located to be conveniently <br /> accessible by residents. The size of the proposed tot lot area and common green <br /> space area would be adequate to serve the project site. Two-story buildings would be <br /> located along the southern and western boundaries to minimize the buildings' mass and <br /> bulk on the surrounding neighbors. Overall, staff believes that the proposed site plan <br /> and positioning of the buildings are appropriate for the subject property. <br /> o Floor Area Ratio <br /> The Housing Site Development Standards and Design Guidelines indicate that there is <br /> no FAR applicable to residential developments. <br /> o Open Space/Amenities <br /> The proposed project contains several outdoor amenities: a children's play area, open <br /> green area, and barbeque picnic area. Pedestrian walkways connect residential <br /> buildings throughout the site. <br /> As proposed, the project would include 44,769 square feet of group open space on-site. <br /> The Standards and Guidelines require a minimum of 300 sq. ft. of group open space per <br /> dwelling unit (94 units x 300 = 28,200 sq. ft.). Therefore, the project complies with the <br /> open space requirements. The Standards and Guidelines do not require private open <br /> space to be provided for each unit. Eight two (82) of the ninety four (94) units would <br /> Summerhill Housing Group Planning Commission <br /> Page 13 of 28 <br />
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