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approximately 6.5 acres. No portion of the Kottinger Community Park will be used for the development, and the current parking capacity for the park will be retained. The project is proposed to include a total of 185 units in a configuration of single story cottage units, and two and three story multi-story buildings. Also, included are significant open spaces, community rooms on the Kottinger Place and Pleasanton Gardens sites, parking, improved pedestrian access across Kottinger Drive and space for resident gardens. A summary of the unit mix is as follows: Proposed Kottinger Gardens Unit Mix Building Unit EXISTING DEVELOPMENTS PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT Type Type KP PG Total KP PG Total Studio 32 20 52 0 0 0 Cottage/ 1BR 16 19 35 57 24 81 1-Story: 2BR 2 1 3 0 0 0 Total: 50 40 90 57 24 81 Studio 0 0 0 0 0 0 Multi- 1BR 0 0 0 69 26 95 Story: 2BR 0 0 0 5 4 9 Total: 0 0 0 74 30 104 TOTAL: 50 40 90 131 54 185 PUD Submittal As the Council is aware, work since October 2012 has been geared toward development of a site plan and general architectural design that meets the needs of current Kottinger Place and Pleasanton Gardens residents, future residents and the neighborhood. Based on responses to date, the Task Force is of the opinion that this goal has been realized, and it endorses moving forward to the City's PUD process. As indicated in the recommended DDA and previous City understandings with MidPen, staff anticipates a typical plan review process including staff review, Planning Commission and Housing Commission action and City Council review and approval. As such, some of the elements illustrated above and in Attachment A may be modified as the project works its way through the review process. Pending City Council authorization, MidPen is intending to submit its PUD application in December with the goal of completing the process in May 2014. In the event the City Council has concerns regarding the site plan or PUD plan submittal, staff requests direction so that it can work with the Task Force to address these matters. Page 4 of 9