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31A - VARIANCE -1525 AND 1551 N TUSTIN
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Variance Nos. 2015 -03 & 2015 -04 <br />April 27, 2015 <br />Page 2 <br />Project Descriotion <br />Tustin Centre is requesting approval of three additional major building identification signs: two on an <br />existing 10 -story office tower and one on an existing four -story office building. Pursuant to SAMC <br />Section 41 -867, each office building is permitted a maximum of two major building identification signs, <br />which are top -floor signs typically used to identify the primary tenant(s) of an office building, Each <br />building that is the subject of the variance applications requires review and approval of an individual <br />variance as the complex is an integrated development site comprised of individual parcels and <br />separate addresses. <br />If approved; the first variance (Variance No. 2015 -03) would allow two additional major building <br />identification signs for a total of four major building identification signs on the 10 -story office tower <br />located at 1551 North Tustin Avenue. The signs would be placed on the top (tenth) level facing <br />northeast toward Seventeenth Street and the Costa Mesa Freeway, southeast toward the Costa <br />Mesa Freeway, southwest toward Tustin Avenue and the Costa Mesa Freeway, and northwest <br />toward Seventeenth Street and Tustin Avenue. <br />The second variance (Variance No. 2015 -04) would allow one additional major building identification <br />sign for a total of three major building identification signs on the four -story office building at 1525 <br />North Tustin Avenue. The signs would be placed on the top level facing north toward Seventeenth <br />Street, west toward Tustin Avenue and Seventeenth Street, and south toward Tustin Avenue <br />(Exhibit 4). <br />Project Background <br />Tustin Centre is a mixed -use office and health club complex with a variety of office spaces, an LA <br />Fitness gymnasium, and a multi -level parking structure. The complex contains contemporary <br />architecture. The 10 -story, 149 -foot tall office tower contains multiple facades that results in the <br />structure having two distinct wings. The four -story, 66 -foot tall office building features a traditional <br />rectangular space. The entire complex is highly visible, situated prominently near the Seventeenth <br />Street interchange with the Costa Mesa Freeway, and can also be seen from Tustin Avenue and <br />stretches of the Seventeenth Street corridor through Santa Ana, unincorporated County of Orange <br />areas, and neighboring Tustin. <br />Since 1990, a handful of planned sign programs have been approved at Tustin Centre. These sign <br />programs have established uniform colors, fonts, signage types and styles, and other details for <br />proposed or existing signage at the complex. In 2014, the applicant applied for a new sign program <br />to refresh the existing signage at Tustin Centre. The applicants and staff worked together in the <br />subsequent period to refine the proposed sign program and identified signage that would require <br />approval of a variance. The applicant is requesting approval of a variance to allow additional signage <br />for branding and tenant advertising purposes. During this time, the property owner has also <br />completed site improvements for new disabled- access parking and pathways, landscaping, and <br />hardscaping as part of the upgrading of the project site's aesthetics. <br />31A-4 <br />
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