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<br /> E-4 Statement of Qualifications – On-Call Environmental Review Services for Housing Division <br />Tina-Pacific Neighborhood Development Plan Project <br />Environmental Impact Report <br />STANTON, CA <br />Michael Baker assisted the City of Stanton with the preparation of an <br />Environmental Impact Report (EIR) for the Tina-Pacific Neighborhood <br />Development Plan Project (project) located to the west of the Magnolia <br />Avenue and Pacific Avenue intersection in the City of Stanton. The <br />project site is currently developed with 40 four-plex apartment buildings <br />and was identified as a redevelopment site by the Stanton <br />Redevelopment Agency in 2009, prior to the dissolution of the agency a <br />couple of years later. The project proposes to acquire all remaining properties on-site, relocate existing tenants, and redevelop the site <br />into a 161-unit multi-family affordable housing development. The project would be developed in two phases but both would be integrated <br />into one cohesive residential community. Based on the availability of funding, amenities can include a community center and pool, tot <br />lots, a preschool facility, and landscaped pedestrian walkways. The property acquisition and tenant relocation process occurred <br />concurrently with the environmental clearance process. Discretionary approvals required include a Precise Plan of Development, <br />Tentative Tract Map, Street Vacation, Conditional Use Permit, Density Bonus Concession, and Planning Development Permit. <br /> <br />Key issues: Affordable housing development, traffic/transportation analysis, air quality, noise impacts. <br /> <br /> <br />Year Completed: Certified November 2019 <br />Client: City of Stanton <br />Contact: Amy Stonich, AICP, City Planner <br /> astonich@ci.stanton.ca.us <br /> 714.890.4213 <br />EXHIBIT 3
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