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982 to 1,278 sq. ft. in area, and 22 three-bedroom units ranging from 1,327 to 1,403 sq. ft. in <br /> area. Please see the "Project Data" table on Sheet A0-1 of the proposed plans for a detailed <br /> breakdown of the unit types for each building. A washer and dryer would be provided for <br /> each unit. <br /> ▪ Open Space and Amenities: The project includes several active and passive recreation areas <br /> and amenities. Interior recreation areas and amenities include a fitness building, a <br /> community room, a bike shop, business center, and two common rooms in the podium <br /> building. Exterior recreation and amenity areas include a pool, spa, seating areas, barbeque <br /> area, bocce ball court, children's play area with play equipment, and two common greens. <br /> The podium building would also have a plaza area along the Owens Drive frontage and a <br /> central open space area with various seating areas, pavilion with kitchen, and fireplace <br /> feature. A retail plaza area would be located at the corner of Owens and Rosewood Drives. <br /> Two-hundred ninety seven (297) of the 305 units would have private open space areas in the <br /> form of patios or balconies. The private open space areas range from 50 to 188 sq. ft. in <br /> area. <br /> • Vehicular Access: Vehicular access to the apartments would be provided from the two <br /> existing Owens Drive driveways with the right-in/right-out eastern driveway modified to <br /> provide full access. A new median break in Owens Drive would be installed for the eastern <br /> driveway. Two drive aisles from the apartment site would connect to the existing office <br /> parking lots, making it possible for the apartment residents to access the property through the <br /> office parking lots (and vise versa). Two new driveways would be installed to serve the <br /> retail buildings: one on Rosewood Drive and one on Owens Drive. An existing bus stop on <br /> Rosewood Drive would be modified slightly to accommodate the Rosewood Drive driveway. <br /> • Pedestrian Access: A pedestrian walkway with decorative paving would link the retail plaza <br /> and retail buildings with the community buildings and would then continue northeast to link <br /> with the office complex. Other walkways would traverse throughout the site. Two <br /> pedestrian connections would be provided to the future trail along Tassajara Creek. <br /> Pedestrian access to the apartment units would be from internal corridors coming from <br /> common entries and/or individual garages. Most of the ground floor uni[s would also have <br /> direct porch entrances. <br /> • Apartment Building Design: The apartment buildings display a mix of traditional and <br /> contemporary characteristics given the surrounding development containing both <br /> contemporary office and retail buildings and traditionally styled apartment complexes. <br /> Building walls would pop-in or -out to provide variation in the wall plane and break up the <br /> building mass. The rooflines of the buildings undulate and vary in shape/material (parapeted <br /> stucco, cementitious horizontal or panel siding, and sloped asphalt shingles) to break up the <br /> building mass and add interest. Building walls vary in materials (stucco, cementitious <br /> horizontal siding, and smooth cementitious panels) and colors to provide variety and interest. <br /> PUD-85-08-1 D-4M Page - 7- March 27, 2013 <br />