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Subject: RE; Proposed project at : 3201 W Olive
Date: Wednesday, February 14, 2024 4:50:37 PM
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Hi David,
I received the public notice for the proposed project at : 3201 W Olive:
https://www.burbankca.gov/documents/d/community-development/public-notice- mailing_3201-w-olive-ave_2-6-24-version-pdf?
I was curious, if the proposal / SB 35 application is approved on 2/27/24 - how soon after would the applicant be able to begin construction? Thank you!
Nikki Stransky
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Subject: project at 3201 W. Olive Avenue
Date: Friday, February 16, 2024 8:03:31 AM
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Dear Mr. Kim,
I live in the Burbank Rancho and own a 5-unit apartment building in the Rancho and a 3-unit commercial property on Victory in 91502. I live and run my businesses here and I want Burbank to remain strong and affordable for the many people who work in and contribute to our city.
I think a multi-unit mixed-use development is an excellent use of this site, but the number of low-income units is unconscionably low. What percentage of the population of Burbank is low to moderate income? That should be the target in all new development in order to preserve the flavor of our community. This development should have at the very least 33% low to moderate income deed restrictions.
We do not need a partner to the Talaria project with exorbitant rents and high vacancies. We need realistic and affordable housing being built in Burbank. During the review process, please ensure that this developer, who cares only about making money and almost nothing about the city of Burbank, is forced to build the kind of housing that we need.
Best regards,
Catlan
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