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STAFF REPORTS
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1/16/2007
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<br />6. Emails from Jeff Green, Helen Whitaker, Clayton and Susan <br />Woo, Helen and Dick Martin, Greg Hodges, Nancy Silva, <br />Barbara Choy, Dom and Susan Pietro, and Marguerit Zanatta <br />7. 1989 and 1998 Church Master Plans <br />8. Public Notice Map <br /> <br />I. BACKGROUND <br /> <br />The subject application is the latest of several applications dating back to the original 1989 <br />master plan approval. In 1989, the church was granted conditional use permit approval ofa <br />master plan for the construction of approximately 70,985 square feet of building area which <br />included: a I I, I 65-square-foot chapel and parish office building; a 14,140-square-foot <br />sanctuary addition to the chapel/office building; a 13,920-square-foot classroom building; a <br />11,900-square-foot multi-purpose/gymnasium building; a 15,000-square-foot elementary school <br />building; and a 4,860-square-foot rectory building. The master plan would be constructed in <br />several phases. A total of 360 parking spaces would be constructed at buildout. A 48,000- <br />square-foot retail building was also proposed at the west end ofthe site, but was not approved by <br />the Planning Commission. At that time, the church also received design review approval of its <br />first phase: the 11,165 square foot, 200-seat chapel/office building and a 140-space circular <br />parking lot around it. The first phase was completed in 1991. The conditional use permit <br />granted church and related uses on the entire parcel, except that separate conditional use permit <br />approval was required for the future elementary school use. The church was required to return <br />for design review approval of all subsequent buildings. <br /> <br />In 1998, the church received design review approval to construct the second phase of their <br />master plan, which consisted ofa 14,725-square-foot, 800-seat sanctuary building addition to <br />the existing church/office building and a 180-space parking lot on the west side of the sanctuary <br />building. At that time, the church also received design review approval to revise their master <br />plan to include a future 25,000-square-foot elementary school building at the west end of the site <br />and a 13,920-square-foot classroom building, a 11,900-square-foot multi-purpose/gymnasium <br />building, and a 4,860-square-foot rectory building on the east end of the site. The buildout <br />building area was increased to 81,570 square feet. Two future parking lots, totaling 113 spaces, <br />were also shown on the east side of the site, resulting in a total of 435 spaces at buildout. The <br />sanctuary building and 180-space parking lot were completed in 2000. <br /> <br />The applicants propose to relocate the siting of the multi-purpose/gymnasium and classroom <br />buildings and combine them into one parish center building with gymnasium, obtain a height <br />variance for the gymnasium, and gain approval for the architectural design of the parish center. <br />The church's previous master plans were approved by means of the City's design review <br />process. Therefore, the request to modifY the master plan requires design review approval by <br /> <br />PDR-561/PV-158 <br /> <br />Planning Commission <br /> <br />Page 2 <br />
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