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Item 7.1 ORV7 SPA Amendment and TM.pdf

Chula Vista City Council
February 11, 2025

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Item 7.1 ORV7 SPA Amendment and TM.pdf
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February 11, 2025
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Otay Ranch Village Seven
Amendments & Tentative Map
1 City Council
Item 7.1
February 11, 2025
Village Seven
N
October 2004:

Otay Ranch Village Seven SPA Plan and Tentative Map adopted.  1,501 total dwelling units authorized.
 1,204 residential units were authorized for immediate development in Village’s northern portion.
 Only 1,120 units have been built to date.

February 2013:

Forty acres within Village Seven are reassigned into Villages 8 West and 8 East.
 Acreage decrease reduced total residential units from 1,501 to 1,456 units.
 336 SF units are still undeveloped (1,456 – 1,120 = 336).

April 2023:

Application to reclassify 287 undeveloped SF units to MF units. 49 units will be left undeveloped in Village Seven.

Timeline
Project Location
N
LA MEDIA RD.

Project Site
N
R8
R4
R3
6Zoning Map – 2004
2004 Plan:

7Zoning Map - Proposed
Proposed Project:

8General Plan and GDP
General Plan and GDP Amendments:

R3
R4
R8
9Land Use Comparison
Land Use Entitlements vs. Proposed Amendments

10Tentative Map
R-3
R-4
R-8
R-3: 43 units
R-4: 121 units
R-8: 123 units
R-3: 43 units – Planning still under way as to unit mix and type R-4: 121 units - 1 BR and studio apartments (For rent)
R-8: 123 units – Townhomes, 2 and 3 stories (For sale)
11Village Seven - Unit Mix
Unit
Type
Pre-2025
Amendment
Post-2025
Amendment
Unit
Difference
Single Family –
detached 902 (62%) 902 (62%) 0
Townhomes (R-8) 218 (15%) 341 (24%) +123
Apartments (R-4) 0 (0%) 121 (8%) +121
R-3 Units
(Still to be planned) 0 (0%) 43 (3%) +43
Remaining Units
Undeveloped in V7 336 (23%) 49 (3%) -287
TOTAL 1,456 (100%) 1,456 (100%) 0
Policy Document Changes
Design Plan: Standards updated to reflect change from
single-family to multi-family dwellings.

Affordable Housing: Updates to comply with latest housing policies in the City of Chula Vista and State
of California. H
in the City of Chula
AQIP: Updates reflect the proposed Project and
changes in state building and energy codes.

WCP: Updates reflect proposed changes in
residential unit type, leading to a reduction
in projected water use by approximately 36
percent.

Policy Document Changes
Energy Conservation
Plan: Reflect proposed changes in the Village
Seven SPA Plan and to California Building
and Energy Codes.

Fire Protection Plan: Reflect proposed Project changes, and, the 100-foot Fuel Modification Zones the same
throughout Village Seven. in the City
of Chula
PC Regulations: Reflect proposed Project changes, prior 40- acre reassignment to ORV8 West & East
(2013), design standard flexibility,
administratively reviewed Design Review
Permits, and appeal procedures consistent
with the CVMC.

PFFP & FIA Updates
• No unit increase in Village Seven beyond the
previously-approved 1,456 units.
• Infrastructure necessary to serve Village Seven
has already been completed and has sufficient
capacity to serve the proposed multifamily
units.
• Single-family homes result in larger revenues
to the City as single-family homes have higher
value than multifamily homes.
• Anticipated reduction in revenue of $3.2
million, while still estimating $13,257,966
generated in net municipal real property tax
revenues during the first 20 years.

15Public Participation
Council Policy No. 400-02
• June 25, 2024 – Community meeting organized at the
HUB at Otay Ranch Town Center
• One City Staff Member and Applicant present; no
public attendance.

Planning Commission
• December 11, 2024 – 6-1-0 approval for the proposed
project. Applicant addressed specific concerns
regarding parking & reduced revenues from upzoning.
16 First Addendum to FEIR No. 04-06
Identifies circumstances within the proposed project not analyzed in FEIR No. 04-06 (October 12, 2004):
• Project proposes to change the land use, and not the unit count, from 287 single-family residential units, to 287 multi-family residential units.
• Impacts to land use compatibility and compliance was
determined to be less than significant and no mitigation required .
• No new significant environmental impacts.

Environmental Review

RECOMMENDATIONS
Adopt a Resolution:
1) Certifying the First Addendum to FEIR 04-06;
2) Approving amendments to the associated Otay Ranch
Village Seven Policy and Regulatory Documents;
3) Approving Tentative Map (TM23-0001);
Adopt an ordinance approving modifications to the ORV7
Planned Community District Regulations.

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