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75E
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2/5/2019
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2024
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2525 North Main Street <br />January 14, 2019 <br />Page 13 <br />building heights, access options, unit mix, parking, and areas of consideration. The applicant also <br />provided a presentation that overviewed the project, amenities, community benefits, concerns and <br />support, traffic, changes made by the applicant to the project, and project benefits. Thirty-two (32) <br />verbal comments were received (three in support and 29 in opposition) and nine written <br />comments were received (one in support and eight in opposition). <br />On September 5, 2018, the developer, members of North Santa Ana Preservation Alliance, and <br />City planning staff met to discuss the proposed project. A list of questions, comments and <br />concerns were raised by the neighborhood. In follow up on September 24, 2018, information <br />requested at the previous meeting was provided by staff to members of the North Santa Ana <br />Preservation Alliance. <br />Most recently, on November 26, 2018 the public hearing for the project was continued to January <br />14, 2019 and a second study session was conducted where staff presented information on the <br />project, the Draft EIR, comments received, the Final EIR and draft development agreement terms. <br />The applicant also played a video overviewing the project. During public comments 58 verbal <br />comments were received (25 in support; 31 in opposition and two neutral) and 11 written <br />comments were received (two in support and nine in opposition). One comment letter on the <br />DER from Lozeau Drury LLP was received and written response to the comments was drafted <br />(Exhibit 6). <br />Density <br />The revised project has reduced the density from 87 dwelling units per acre to 84 dwelling units <br />per acre or a floor area ratio of 2.21. Per the General Plan, the maximum floor area ratio of the <br />subject property and the properties to the north and west is 1.5 and the maximum dwelling units <br />per acre of the residential properties to the east and west is 7 dwelling units per acre. As <br />proposed, the project has higher density and floor area ratio than. the surrounding properties. <br />With the staff recommended changes to the project, the maximum density of the project will be <br />further reduced to 81 dwelling units per acre which is within the range of densities approved for <br />other multi -family projects in the City. <br />Table 5: Project Density Compared to Approved Apartment Projects <br />P.ro acts . ___, . — _-_ _..-- <br />-- Density" <br />Zone' <br />Status <br />The Nineteen0l <br />49 du/ac <br />Metro -East Mixed Use Overlay <br />Constructed <br />1901 East First Street <br />The Line <br />3630 Westminster Avenue <br />58 du/ac <br />Harbor Mixed Use Specific Plan <br />Under Construction <br />The Heritage <br />65 du/ac <br />Specific Development No. 88 <br />Under Construction <br />2001 East Dyer Road <br />The Marke <br />74 du/ac <br />Specific Development No. 76 <br />Constructed <br />100 East MacArthur Boulevard <br />75E-281 <br />
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