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EIR No. 2020-01, GPA No. 2020-02, & AA No. 2020-01 – The Bowery Mixed-Use Development May 11, 2020 Page 3 landscaped lanes is included in the project’s onsite open space calculations to ensure long-term accuracy of open space figures, should those private lanes ultimately become paved. Residential Components The residential component of the proposed project will be contained within four large buildings, each wrapping its own parking structure. Of the four buildings, three (Buildings A, B, and C) will be mixed-use with commercial components facing Redhill and Warner avenues, while the fourth building (Building D), toward the rear of the project site, will contain only residential units. Each structure will contain five levels of residential units. The three mixed-use structures will contain seven levels total, with the first two ground-floor levels occupied by commercial uses. Building heights will range between 56 and 94 feet. A description and breakdown of unit types is provided in Table 2: Total Units by Type below. Table 2: Total Units by Type Unit Type and Size Range Quantity Percent of Overall Project Studio (634-760 sq. ft.) 228 21% One-Bedroom (634-833 sq. ft.) 574 52% Two-Bedroom (907-1,096 sq. ft.) 283 26% Three-Bedroom (1,362 sq. ft.) 15 1% Total 1,100 100 Commercial Areas The project’s commercial components will be contained in three of the project’s mixed-use structures (Buildings A, B, and C), as well as two freestanding retail pads fronting Redhill Avenue. The commercial areas in Buildings A, B, and C will be designed to accommodate a range of uses common within mixed-use structures, such as cafes, small to mid-size retail, neighborhood markets, and service uses. The two freestanding retail pads will be designed to accommodate medium-intensity uses, such as large-format restaurants, food halls, fast-casual dining, and/or larger retail. Table 3 below provides a breakdown of the project’s commercial component per building. Table 3: Commercial Square Footage Distribution Building Commercial Square Footage A 12,000 B 24,000 C 20,000 Freestanding Pad 1 20,000 Freestanding Pad 2 4,000 Total 80,000 Of the commercial areas within the mixed-use buildings, the Building B commercial area has been designed with double-volume capabilities, meaning that a two-story tenant could occupy the space, which is common at large-format restaurants and gymnasiums. All commercial components will be available to both residents and the general public wishing to patronize the 3-3