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GPA No, 2018-3, AA No.2018-6, ZOA No. 2018-3, and SPR No. 2018-02 Metro East Mixed Use <br />(MEMU) Overlay Zone and Elan projects <br />July 23, 2018 <br />Page 8 <br />Table 2: Elan'Pro ect'Conformance to Development Standards <br />Standard or Item <br />Conformance and Analysis <br />Parking: Mixed-use <br />Complies. 1,209 parking spaces provided (2.00 spaces per unit). The <br />developments with less than 10 <br />project has been designed to provide at least one parking space per <br />percent of gross floor area <br />residential unit, and with dedicated commercial parking inside <br />dedicated to commercial uses <br />Building 1's parking structure. Finally, the street 'improvements <br />must contain 2.0 parking spaces <br />surrounding the project site will maintain street parking for the <br />per unit, with every unit allocated <br />residents and surrounding community. <br />at least one space. <br />Driveway Width. Driveways'on <br />Complies. The maximum width of any driveway leading into the <br />development sites may be up to <br />project site is 24 feet, enhancing the experience for pedestrians and <br />24 feet wide. <br />cyclists in the area and reducing the impacts of vehicular movements <br />onto surrounding streets. <br />Building. Massing. <br />Complies. The buildings feature multiple volumes and breaks <br />Developments must contain a <br />designed to, reduce massing. These features allow the project to <br />variety of massing, volume, and <br />avoid a monotonous appearance and reduce its visual impact on the <br />step -backs to increase building <br />surrounding community. <br />articulation. <br />Courtyard Height -to -Width <br />Complies. Ratios provided range from 1:1 or 1:2. The generous ratios <br />Ratios. Courtyards must be <br />maximize light and air in the ,courtyards, reducing the amount of <br />designed with ratios of 2:1 <br />shadow and creating a better experience for residents and guests <br />(enclosed on four sides) or 3:1 <br />using the open space areas on site. <br />(open on one or more sides). <br />Findings for Site Plan Review <br />Complies. The Elan project is a mixed-use project that will materially <br />Approval. MEMU Sec. 8.2, <br />assist with activating a vacant parcel and vacant building. The project <br />subsections a through d inclusive <br />will introduce a mixed-use development that will activate its <br />require findings to show that the <br />surroundings with new commercial experiences, amenities, and a full <br />development plan furthers the <br />reconstruction of Elk Lane, which will enhance the sense of entry to <br />MEMU objectives, meets <br />the Santa Ana Zoo. The project has been carefully designed to <br />development standards, is <br />complement the zoo to the east and to minimize impacts on existing <br />compatible with adjacent <br />multiple -family residences to the south and west through building <br />development, and its land uses, <br />articulation and step-downs in massing, through the screening of all <br />site design, and operational plan <br />parking and loading activities within the project site, and through <br />are compatible and harmonious. <br />construction of a limited number of driveways on Elk Lane and Lyon <br />Street. <br />Elan Site,kanning, Architecture, Elk Lane Improvements, and Commercial Component <br />The centerpiece Elan's onsite publicly -accessible open space is a large street -level courtyard <br />between the two buildings on the project site. The courtyard will contain a large lawn, forest walk, <br />pavilion, dog area, boardwalks, bike racks, and a drop-off area for the community and public. The <br />75A-12 <br />