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AGENDA REPORT
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9/3/2013
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15Y
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14
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2. Street A is designed as an internal ring road accessing the driveway courts and <br /> garages of the development. Street A adjoins the south protect boundary to <br /> maintain an open view of the Bernal Community Park property on the <br /> development's south side. <br /> 3. Street C and a portion of Street A surround and define the recreation area and <br /> maintain views of the recreation area from the development. <br /> With a few exceptions, all streets are designed with parallel parking on both sides of the <br /> street, a planting area, and a private sidewalk. Street D as the main entrance from Valley <br /> Avenue is not designed to provide on-street parking. Street A on the south side of the <br /> project site only provides parking on its north side. The courts do not include on-street <br /> parking. <br /> Valley Avenue will be completed across the project frontage to include a 5-foot wide <br /> sidewalk separated from the existing curb with a 5-foot wide andscape area. <br /> Landscaping will include sycamore trees matching the species presently planted on <br /> Valley Avenue including the median islands. The project is conditioned to replace the <br /> existing northbound left-turn pocket from Valley Avenue to the existing driveway <br /> entrance, originally planned to be provided by the previous office developments, with <br /> landscaping matching the designs in place on Valley Avenue. <br /> The proposed site plan and circulation plan is designed with an inl.egral pedestrian <br /> sidewalk system and bicycle routes between the development and the shopping center to <br /> the north, between the individual buildings within each area, as well as between the site <br /> and the surrounding uses and developments. <br /> Building Types and Designs <br /> The proposed project would include three building types described as follows: <br /> 1. Garden Style Apartments with Tuck-Under Garage Parking: <br /> The applicant proposes 210 stacked flat apartments in nine, 18 unit and 24-unit, <br /> three-story tall buildings with tuck-under garage parking, and with a maximum <br /> building height of approximately 43 feet, 6 inches. The apartment buildings would <br /> include a combination of one-bedroom/one-bathroom units, wo-bedroom/two <br /> bathroom units, and three bedroom/two bathroom units. Each unit will have a one- <br /> car garage, will open onto the buildings' interior courtyards, and will be accessible <br /> by stairs or by elevator to the ground floor. Private open space is provided by <br /> open balconies ranging in area from 68 square feet to 173 square feet. <br /> Page 7 of 19 <br />
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