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Executive Sum <br />The Development Plan would be used to guide future development on the Project site. The <br />anticipated mix of uses is summarized in Table 1-1. Recognizing the Project would be <br />implemented over a period of years, the land use regulations contained in the Development Plan <br />allow for flexibility in the location, mix, and intensity of uses. As market demands change and as <br />businesses expand or contract over time, the Development Plan provides for a range of <br />residential, office, and commercial uses to accommodate potential changes in the residential <br />market and business environment. The Development Plan is provided in Appendix A. <br />TABLE 1-1 <br />EL TORO, 100 -ACRE PARCEL DEVELOPMENT PLAN <br />PROPOSED USES <br />Land Use <br />Development Size <br />Residential <br />2,103 dwelling units a <br />Retail <br />220,000 square feet <br />Office <br />1,876,000 square feet <br />Hotel b <br />242 rooms <br />a Live/Work or Shopkeeper units are considered 1 dwelling unit. The work <br />area within these units do not count toward retail or office square footage. <br />b Includes up to 20,000 square feet of meeting space. Meeting space does not <br />count towards the maximum allowable development Identified in this table. <br />Source: EI Toro, 100 -Acre Parcel Development Plan, 2016 <br />General infrastructure would be provided on-site to support the proposed Project, and would <br />include streets, storm drain system improvements (including storm water detention and <br />treatment systems), and utility facilities for domestic water, recycled water, sewer, electrical, <br />gas, telephone, cable television, and other data communication systems. Off-site improvements <br />would also be required to serve the proposed Project and would be provided as part of future <br />development, the details of which are discussed in Section 3.4, Project Processing. <br />1.5 PROJECT OBJECTIVES <br />The following objectives have been identified for the proposed Project: <br />1. Fully utilize this County real estate asset to generate new sources of revenue for the <br />County and stimulate economic commerce in the City. <br />2. Enhance the condition of the Project site so it is compatible with and enhances the <br />viewshed from the Orange County Great Park (OCGP) and the adjacent land uses. <br />3. Build a project using environmental stewardship and sustainability principles through <br />measures that promote linkages to transportation and transit networks. <br />4. Promote sustainability through the development of a mix of commercial, residential, and <br />visitor -serving uses that are located in close proximity to existing residential and <br />employment opportunities, public transit, and recreational amenities. <br />S. Promote brown field development opportunities as a means of decreasing the region's <br />dependency on the automobile, reducing associated air pollution and greenhouse gas <br />EL TORO, 100 -ACRE PARCEL DEVELOPMENT PLAN 1-3 <br />PROGRAM ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT <br />