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Warner Redhill Mixed -Use Development Project <br />August 18, 2020 <br />Page 6 <br />Topic <br />Proposed Project <br />Industrial Prototype <br />could be absorbed by the market <br />component as commercial uses are <br />area due to the buildout anticipated <br />limited by the M-1 zoning designation <br />within a two-mile market area <br />Development <br />$65 million ($100/square foot of land) <br />$17 million ($26/square foot of land) <br />Feasibility/Residual <br />Land Value (RLV) <br />Economic Impact <br />$498 million in one-time construction <br />$76 million in one-time construction <br />impacts, $58 million in annual <br />impacts, $153 million in annual <br />economic impacts, and 1,200jobs, of <br />economic impacts, and 1,400jobs, of <br />which 349 would be in the City <br />which 638 would be in the City <br />Fiscal Impact <br />Annual net fiscal surplus of $1 million <br />Annual net fiscal surplus of $525,000 <br />($2.5 million revenue but $1.5 million <br />($710,000 revenue but $185,000 <br />expenditures), a 40 percent positive <br />expenditures), a 74 percent positive <br />ratio <br />ratio <br />Housing Opportunity Ordinance Compliance <br />The City's inclusionary housing ordinance, known as the Housing Opportunity Ordinance (SAMC <br />Sec. 41-1900 et seq.) applies to housing projects proposing five or more units that are also <br />requesting an increase in allowable density or are located in certain sections of the City that were <br />"up -zoned" to allow additional residential development pursuant to an overlay zone or after <br />November 28, 2011. As the proposed project is located in a section of the City that does not <br />presently allow construction of housing, the applicant's request is subject to the Housing <br />Opportunity Ordinance (HOO) requirements of production of affordable housing or payment of in - <br />lieu fees. Pursuant to SAMC Sec. 41-1904, the applicant has selected the option to pay in -lieu <br />fees. Based on available figures for the project and under the current ordinance, the project will <br />contribute an estimated $12,935,010 in in -lieu fees, which must be spent on production of <br />affordable housing in the City of Santa Ana. Table 5 below illustrates the calculation <br />methodology. <br />Table 5: HOO In -Lieu Fee Calculation <br />Estimated habitable <br />square feet <br />In -lieu fee per <br />habitable square foot <br />Final estimated total (habitable square <br />feet multiplied by in -lieu fee <br />862,334 SF <br />$15 <br />$12,935,010 <br />General Plan Amendment <br />To facilitate the applicant's request, a general plan amendment is required to change the subject <br />site's current General Plan land use designation from Professional and Administration Office (PAO) <br />to District Center (DC). The applicant's requests is consistent with the changes required for similar <br />projects that were on properties not zoned for such developments, such as The Heritage at 2001 <br />East Dyer Road and Elan at 1660 East First Street. The DC land use designation allows medium- to <br />high -intensity mixed -use developments such as the proposed project, and areas designated DC are <br />typically located on the City's major thoroughfares. Residential developments within these areas <br />are allowed at a density of up to 90 dwelling units per acre. The subject site's location at the <br />intersection of Redhill Avenue and Warner Avenue, near the Costa Mesa (SR-55) Freeway, renders <br />the DC designation appropriate for the proposed mixed -use development. Moreover, the subject <br />site is in the vicinity of The Heritage, which was entitled in 2016, and the Tustin Legacy Specific <br />75C-6 <br />