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ATTACHMENT 6 <br /> From: Doug Giffin SC\' ' .11 <br /> Sent: Tuesday, May 15, 2012 9:44 AM <br /> To: Janice Stern <br /> Subject: RE: New Draft Housing Site Standards and Design Guidelines <br /> Hello Janice, <br /> Chamberlin Associates owns the 2 building single-story flex office project to the west of the Cannae property on <br /> West Las Positas Boulevard (formerly CM Capital property). As we have previously discussed, we have serious <br /> concerns regarding the adjacencies of our existing office and industrial space and the proposed residential <br /> development. We request that adjacency issues be minimized through landscaped setbacks combined with <br /> parking adjacent to existing commercial buildings as opposed to housing. In addition, stepping the buildings <br /> from one to two story to allow for a transition in mass between our single story buildings and the adjacent <br /> residential is critical. <br /> Currently, at the transition from 5860 to 5850 W. Las Positas Blvd, there is a 135 foot setback from the single <br /> story building at 5850 West Las Positas Boulevard. This is equivalent to a 70 foot setback from the property line <br /> to 5850 West Las Positas. Our tenants look out on grass, shrubs, and trees and enjoy direct morning sun over <br /> the top of the existing single story building at 5850 W. Las Positas. If the view is changed to looking at the side <br /> of a new multi-story residential building at the minimum setbacks, our tenants will be looking out at a wall and it <br /> will significantly impact our tenant's enjoyment of their space and our ability to lease and keep leased the <br /> tenant spaces in the building. <br /> We request that the following design criteria be incorporated into the design guidelines as strict requirements of <br /> development. <br /> • Maintain or increase the existing setback with a minimum 70 foot setback from the property line to any <br /> structures at 5850 W. Las Positas Blvd. <br /> o Utilize this buffer/setback area for landscaping and parking only. <br /> o This buffer would provide a separation between two relatively incompatible uses—industrial and <br /> residential. <br /> • Step all new residential structures from one to two story to allow for a transition in mass between our <br /> single story buildings and the adjacent residential. Design the depth of the steps to avoid blocking the <br /> sun that the current tenants of the building enjoy. Steps should be at least three times as deep as they <br /> are tall. <br /> • Maintain the current maximum height limits for West Las Positas Blvd (45 feet) <br /> • Maintain the current 2-story building limit for West Las Positas Blvd. <br /> • Design site circulation and modify West Las Positas Boulevard circulation to account for the addition of <br /> the traffic from the residents of the new high density residential being added to the existing heavy <br /> congestion present during school drop off and pick up hours. <br /> In order for these measures to be implemented, we feel that they should be included as detailed requirements <br /> of development, specific to 5850 W. Las Positas Blvd. Feel free to call with any questions and thank you for all of <br /> your efforts throughout this process. <br /> Regards, <br /> Doug Giffin <br /> Chamberlin Associates <br /> file:///X:/JaniceS/Housing%20ELement%20lmplementation/Housing%20Standards%20an... 5/30/2012 <br />
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