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For the purpose of the SEIR, the area of the proposed Zone includes 12 parcels <br />located at 7106-7315 Johnson Drive and 7080 Commerce Circle, comprising approximately 40 <br />acres and currently containing a mix of land uses, including light industrial, office, retail, and <br />institutional uses. The area is bounded by a fitness center and parking uses on the north; light <br />industrial, wastewater treatment, and Park and Ride uses to the east; Stoneridge Drive and the I-680 <br />interchange to the south; and I-680 to the west. The area of the proposed Zone currently includes <br />224,688 square feet of occupied building space. The area of the proposed Zone previously included <br />573,723 square feet of building space. <br />Some environmental impacts related to the proposed Zone were addressed in the <br />General Plan EIR (2009) and the 2012 SEIR; accordingly, the SEIR for the Zone focuses on <br />impacts related to the intensified commercial and other uses that would be developed in the area <br />of the proposed Zone that were not specifically addressed in the General Plan EIR and 2012 <br />SEIR. <br />Proposed Zone <br />The Zone, which is the project analyzed in the SEIR, consists of policies, <br />regulations, and guidelines to allow for and facilitate future development and redevelopment <br />within the area of the proposed Zone. The Zone is designed to establish a vision and policy <br />framework for the area with the purpose of encouraging investment. The Zone would replace or <br />supplement current policies that apply within the area of the proposed Zone, and is intended to <br />guide future development. <br />To ensure consistency across the City's planning documents, the proposed Zone <br />includes a General Plan amendment, rezoning, and other entitlements, and would implement a <br />number of existing General Plan goals, policies, and programs. As part of the proposed Zone, the <br />City could also specify fees and fee credits for prospective uses; specify off-site improvements; <br />and execute one or more Development Agreements with identified property owners. A tax <br />incentive or rebate program may also be established. <br />No specific development projects have been proposed for the area of the proposed <br />Zone. Detailed planning applications for specific development projects within the area of the <br />proposed Zone would be submitted to the City at a later date. <br />While the extent of future development within the area of the proposed Zone is <br />unknown, the Zone provides parameters for future development that may take place. The uses <br />authorized by the Zone include club retail (also known as warehouse club), hotel, recreational, <br />office/commercial, and small- and large -format retail establishments. Existing uses within the <br />area of the proposed Zone would be permitted to operate until redevelopment activities occur on <br />those specific parcels. <br />With development of the Zone, the area could contain up to 535,490 square feet of <br />occupied building space, a net increase of 310,802 square feet over the existing occupied <br />buildings within the area of the proposed Zone. It is assumed that development of the Zone would <br />occur in two or more phases, including an initial phase (Phase I) during which Parcels 6, 9 and 10 <br />5 <br />