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Table 7 (continued): Project Comparison <br /> Feature/Characteristic for North Phase Originally Approved Proposed <br /> Proiect Proiect <br /> Average Square Footage Per Unit by Type <br /> Villas 1,550 1,415 <br /> Garden Terraces NA 1,478 <br /> ILUs 1,009 1,130 <br /> Parking Ratio(Site Wide) 1 space per unit 1.5 spaces per <br /> unit <br /> Approximate Total Water Use for Proposed Units 8,531 5,964 <br /> (in gallons per day) <br /> Impact on Schools None None <br /> Impact on City Parks Minimal Minimal <br /> Landscaping also contributes to water use and is not included in these calculations since recycled water <br /> will be used for water features and landscaping. <br /> As shown in Table 1, the overall number of bedrooms is decreasing from 235 to 217, <br /> although the percentage of 2 bedroom units versus 1 bedroom units is increasing, as is the <br /> overall average square footage per unit. In part, the increase in both of these factors is <br /> attributed to the fact that no Garden Terrace units were a part of the original north phase <br /> approval, and Garden Terrace units are typically larger in size compared to the ILU units <br /> that they replace in the current proposal. <br /> The parking ratio on the site is increasing from 1 space per unit to 1.5 spaces per unit. The <br /> applicant has indicated the increase in parking is intended to reflect the transportation <br /> needs of younger seniors who are expected to relocate to the community. The applicant <br /> has indicated that these younger residents tend to retain their vehicles longer than older <br /> residents, even if they primarily rely on the transportation provided by Stoneridge Creek. <br /> Thus the increase in parking spaces per capita would not necessarily result in a <br /> disproportionate increase in traffic or use of City infrastructure. The traffic fee for the <br /> original project was calculated based on the number of trips the development was <br /> anticipated to generate, not the number of parking spaces (the subject use is estimated to <br /> generate 40% of the trips that a standard multi-family development generates). Since <br /> fewer units are proposed, fewer trips are expected. <br /> Staff used consumption history from the Utility Billing Division to calculate the approximate <br /> water use for the subject site. On average, each unit uses 39 gallons per day (this value <br /> does not include water consumed in "common areas" such as the Clubhouse, Pool House, <br /> Central Plant, and the Health Center). As noted, the water use for the proposed units is <br /> expected to decrease since fewer units are proposed, as the originally approved project <br /> would be expected to use 8,531 gallons per day, and the proposed project is expected to <br /> use 5,964 gallons per day. Overall water demand is not expected to be significantly <br /> affected by the change in the composition of 1- and 2-bedroom units as per-unit occupancy <br /> is not expected to substantially increase compared to the previous project. Landscaping is <br /> Page 7 of 9 <br />