PROPOSED SIGN PLAN
1/4" = 1'-0" 2
PROPOSED BUILDING SIGNAGE ELEVATION
Issue DESCRIPTION DATE
SB330 PRE-APPLICATION 01.09.2023
0 PLANNING APPLICATION 06.01.2023
29.77 L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
BUILDING
BUILDING
BUILDING SIDEWALK
ELEV.
PROPERTY LINE
mature
trees BOTANICAL NAME / COMMON NAME SIZE QTY HT/WIDTh wucols Acer rubrum ‘Armstrong Gold’ /
Armstrong Gold Maple 24" BX 6 40' x 12' M
CORNUS TREES / DOGWOOD SPECIES T.B.D.
CORNUS KOUSA 'SATOMI' 10 GAL TBD 15' X 15' M
CORNUS KOUSA 'SCARLET FIRE' 15 GAL TBD 20' X 20' M
CORNUS X 'ROSY TEACUPS' 10 GAL TBD 15' X 20' M
CORNUS X 'VENUS' 10 GAL TBD 15' X 15' M
SHRUBS AND mature
PERENNIALS BOTANICAL NAME / COMMON NAME SIZE QTY HT/WIDTh wucols Abutilon 'Roseus' / Pink Flowering Maple 5 GAL X 8' X 8' M Abutilon ‘Thompsonii’ / Flowering Maple 1 GAL X 3.5' X 2.5' M acanthus mollis / bear's breeches 5 gal x 3' x 3' m
ACHILLEA MILLEFOILIUM 'MOONSHINE' / YARROW 1 GAL X 2' X 3' L ACHILLEA MILLEFOILIUM 'TERRA COTTA' / YARROW 1 GAL X 2' X 4' L Asclepias speciosa, cordifolia, and fascicularis, 4" X 1.5' X 1.5' L eriocarpa / Milkweed Mixed Species
ASTILBE MIXED COLORS / MIXED SPECIES 4" X 1' X 1' H
Buddleja spp. / Mixed Butterfly Bush Species 1 GAL X 5' X 5' L Dicentra spectabilis 'Gold Heart' / Bleeding Heart 1 GAL X 1.5' X 1.5' H LAMIUM MACULATUM 'PINK PEWTER’ AND 'PURPLE DRAGON' / 4" X 12" X 18" M
DEAD NETTLE - ALTERNATE VARIETIES
LOBELIA CARDINALIS / CARDINAL FLOWER 1 GAL X 2' X 2' L
Mimulus aurantiacus / Sticky Monkey Flower 1 gal x 3' x 3' l Nephrolepis exaltata 'Tiger Fern' / boston fern 1 gal x 2' x 2' m tagetes lemmonii 'compacta' / mexican bush marigold 1 gal x 2' x 2' l WOODWARDIA FIMBRIATA / GIANT CHAIN FERN 5 GAL X 4' X 4' M MATURE
grassES BOTANICAL NAME / COMMON NAME SIZE QTY HT/WIDTH wucols CAREX DIVULSA / BERKELEY SEDGE 1 GAL X 2' X 2' M
Chondropetalum tectorum / Small Cape Rush 1 GAL X 3' X 3' L DIANELLA TASMANICA ‘CLARITY BLUE’ / CLARITY BLUE FLAX LILY 1 GAL X 2' X 3' M DIANELLA TASMANICA 'YELLOW STRIPE' / GOLD STRIPE FLAX LILY 1 GAL X 2.5' X 2.5' M
SEEDING DESCRIPTION
native or other appropriate erosion control hydroseed mix TO INCLUDE:
Bromus carinatus / California brome
Elymus glaucusblue / wild rye
Hordeum brachyantheruM / meadow barley
SA
SF
RT
V
A
L
B
Y
LANDSCAPE PLAN
GROUND LEVEL
L1.1
1130 & 1132
MISSION STREET
SANTA CRUZ, CA 95060
DATE
JOB
6/1/2023
2225
0 4 8 16
po box 328 aptos, ca 95001
(831) 818-9227
www.mb-landarch.com
SHEET NUMBER
PLAN REVISIONS
SHEET TITLE
mb
megan bishop
LA
L A N D S C A P E A R C H I T E C T U R E
NORTH
24" X 36"
SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"
1 08/25/2023 PLANNING REVISIONS
1130 & 1132
MISSION
WATER EFFICIENT LANDSCAPE
ORDINANCE COMPLIANCE
UPON BUILDING SUBMITTAL,
PLANTING AND IRRIGATION
PLANS SHALL COMPLY WITH
THE CITY OF SANTA CRUZ,
MUNICIPAL CODE CHAPTER
16.16 L A U R E L S T R E E T M I S S I O N S T R E E T
1. SOIL AT GROUND LEVEL TO BE TESTED BY accredited soil testing laboratory. CONTRACTOR SHALL THOROUGHLY
INCORPORATE SOIL ADDITIVES AND FERTILIZERS IN ALL PLANTING AREAS AT RATES AND DEPTHS RECOMMENDED BY SOILS LAB.
SOIL ADDITIVES SHALL BE THOROUGHLY MIXED INTO EXISTING
SOILS IN PLANTING PITS ONLY. ALL SOIL SHALL BE CLEAR OF DEBRIS AND CONSTRUCTION SPOILS. soil shall be tilled to a depth of 6" and amended with 6 cy of organic material
per 1,000 sf to promote infiltration and water retention.
2. ALL PLANT MATERIAL IN flow-thru planters AREA PER
CENTRAL CALIFORNIA COAST, TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE MEMO (TAM) LID PLANT GUIDANCE FOR BIORETENTION. SOIL MIXTURE PER CIVIL PLANS. MULCH LAYER TO BE 1-2" THICK COMPOST MULCH THAT
WILL NOT FLOAT.
3. ALL PLANTING AREAS (except flow-thru planters) ON SITE TO RECEIVE A 3" THICK LAYER OF BARK MULCH EQUAL TO REDWOOD, FIR, CEDAR, OR A COMBINATION OF THESE. THE COMPOSITION OF
THE MULCH SHALL BE A MIX OF SHREDDED BARK, WOOD AND
SAWDUST, 0-4". NO GORILLA HAIR SHALL BE USED.
4. ALL PLANTERS TO BE FILLED WITH CLEAN TOPSOIL.
5. The installed landscape shall be maintained free of
invasive plants.
PLANTING NOTES PRELIMINARY IRRIGATION NOTES
1. FULL IRRIGATION PLAN AND PRODUCT LIST WILL BE PROVIDED UPON BUILDING SUBMITTAL.
2. THE INTENT OF THE IRRIGATION SYSTEM IS TO PROVIDE THE MINIMUM AMOUNT OF WATER REQUIRED TO SUSTAIN GOOD PLANT HEALTH.
3. ALL NEW PLANT MATERIAL in ground and raised planters to RECEIVE DRIP (POINT-SOURCE) EMITTERS EQUAL TO: HUNTER HE-B
SINGLE OUTLET WITH SCREEN
4. rooftop garden (level 5& rooftop) tray system irrigation t.b.d.
5. DRIP VALVES SHOULD BE EQUAL TO HUNTER ICZ-101 - BELOW
GRADE IN VALVE BOXES
6. No potable water shall be applied during and within 48 hours following measurable rainfall
7. Irrigation system shall be inspected regularly for leaks, misaligned heads and bad valves, Broken equipment shall be repaired promptly with identical or equivalent
equipment, and Watering schedules shall be adjusted to
reflect variations in water need based on season or plant maturity.
8. LOCATE EQUIPMENT IN NEAREST ADJACENT PLANTERS AS FEASIBLE AND INDICATE EXACT LOCATION ON RECORD DRAWINGS.
CREEK CORRIDOR RESTORATION
REFER TO BIOTIC REPORT, DATED 8/17/2023 BY BIOTIC RESOURCES
GROUP, AND CIVIL DEMOLITION PLAN FOR REMOVAL OF EXISTING
INVASIVE SPECIES WITHIN CREEK CORRIDOR
TRASH
RECYCLE
COMPOST
EXTERIOR LOBBY/MAIL
RETAIL ENTRANCE
COMMERCIAL SPACE
STAIR 2
STAIR 1
ELECTRICAL
EXISTING RETAINING
WALLS TO REMAIN, TYP.
EXISTING RETAINING
WALLS TO REMAIN, TYP.
AT-GRADE FLOW-THRU
PLANTERS PER CIVIL PLANS
AND PLANTING NOTE #2
bike racks,
TYP.
bike racks, TYP.
building column, TYP.
TOE OF SLOPE
10' CREEK SETBACK TOP OF SLOPE TOE OF SLOPE
TREE GRATES, TYP.
per legend
TREE GRATES, TYP.
per legend
PLANT MATERIAL - LEVELS 1&2
H - HIGH WATER USE
M - MODERATE WATER USE
L - LOW WATER USE
VL - VERY LOW WATER USE
WUCOLS WATER USE CLASSIFICATION
* NOTE: MATURE PLANT SIZES DO NOT ACCOUNT FOR SMALLER
GROWTH HABIT WHEN GROWN IN CONTAINERS
fence per
architectural plans
TREE GRATES TO BE 'RAIN' 4'X4' HEEL PROOF IN RAW
CAST IRON BY IRON AGE WWW.IRONAGEGRATES.COM.
INSTALLED PER MANUFACTURER'S INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS / QTY:9
TREE GRATES
SEEDING PER PLANTING LEGEnd
1 1
1 29.78
BUILDING
BUILDING
BUILDING SIDEWALK
ELEV.
PROPERTY LINE A B A B Y B B B A A BA AA A A A A
mature
trees BOTANICAL NAME / COMMON NAME SIZE QTY HT/WIDTh wucols Acer rubrum ‘Armstrong Gold’ /
Armstrong Gold Maple 24" BX 6 40' x 12' M
CORNUS TREES / DOGWOOD SPECIES T.B.D.
CORNUS KOUSA 'SATOMI' 10 GAL TBD 15' X 15' M
CORNUS KOUSA 'SCARLET FIRE' 15 GAL TBD 20' X 20' M
CORNUS X 'ROSY TEACUPS' 10 GAL TBD 15' X 20' M
CORNUS X 'VENUS' 10 GAL TBD 15' X 15' M
SHRUBS AND mature
PERENNIALS BOTANICAL NAME / COMMON NAME SIZE QTY HT/WIDTh wucols Abutilon 'Roseus' / Pink Flowering Maple 5 GAL X 8' X 8' M Abutilon ‘Thompsonii’ / Flowering Maple 1 GAL X 3.5' X 2.5' M acanthus mollis / bear's breeches 5 gal x 3' x 3' m
ACHILLEA MILLEFOILIUM 'MOONSHINE' / YARROW 1 GAL X 2' X 3' L ACHILLEA MILLEFOILIUM 'TERRA COTTA' / YARROW 1 GAL X 2' X 4' L Asclepias speciosa, cordifolia, and fascicularis, 4" X 1.5' X 1.5' L eriocarpa / Milkweed Mixed Species
ASTILBE MIXED COLORS / MIXED SPECIES 4" X 1' X 1' H
Buddleja spp. / Mixed Butterfly Bush Species 1 GAL X 5' X 5' L Dicentra spectabilis 'Gold Heart' / Bleeding Heart 1 GAL X 1.5' X 1.5' H LAMIUM MACULATUM 'PINK PEWTER’ AND 'PURPLE DRAGON' / 4" X 12" X 18" M
DEAD NETTLE - ALTERNATE VARIETIES
LOBELIA CARDINALIS / CARDINAL FLOWER 1 GAL X 2' X 2' L
Mimulus aurantiacus / Sticky Monkey Flower 1 gal x 3' x 3' l Nephrolepis exaltata 'Tiger Fern' / boston fern 1 gal x 2' x 2' m tagetes lemmonii 'compacta' / mexican bush marigold 1 gal x 2' x 2' l WOODWARDIA FIMBRIATA / GIANT CHAIN FERN 5 GAL X 4' X 4' M MATURE
grassES BOTANICAL NAME / COMMON NAME SIZE QTY HT/WIDTH wucols CAREX DIVULSA / BERKELEY SEDGE 1 GAL X 2' X 2' M
Chondropetalum tectorum / Small Cape Rush 1 GAL X 3' X 3' L DIANELLA TASMANICA ‘CLARITY BLUE’ / CLARITY BLUE FLAX LILY 1 GAL X 2' X 3' M DIANELLA TASMANICA 'YELLOW STRIPE' / GOLD STRIPE FLAX LILY 1 GAL X 2.5' X 2.5' M
SEEDING DESCRIPTION
native or other appropriate erosion control hydroseed mix TO INCLUDE:
Bromus carinatus / California brome
Elymus glaucusblue / wild rye
Hordeum brachyantheruM / meadow barley
SA
SF
RT V ALBY
LANDSCAPE PLAN
LEVEL 2
L1.2
1130 & 1132
MISSION STREET
SANTA CRUZ, CA 95060
DATE
JOB
6/1/2023
2225 0 4 8 16
po box 328 aptos, ca 95001
(831) 818-9227
www.mb-landarch.com
SHEET NUMBER
PLAN REVISIONS
SHEET TITLE
mb
megan bishop LA
L A N D S C A P E A R C H I T E C T U R E
NORTH
24" X 36"
SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0" 1 08/25/2023 PLANNING REVISIONS
1130 & 1132
MISSION
WATER EFFICIENT LANDSCAPE
ORDINANCE COMPLIANCE
UPON BUILDING SUBMITTAL,
PLANTING AND IRRIGATION
PLANS SHALL COMPLY WITH
THE CITY OF SANTA CRUZ,
MUNICIPAL CODE CHAPTER
16.16 L A U R E L S T R E E T M I S S I O N S T R E E T STAIR 2
STAIR 1
BIKE STORAGE TRASH
LAUNDRY
AMENITY
MEP/SERVICE
CUSTOM RAISED PLANTER
AND CANTILEVERED BENCH
DETAILS T.B.D.
CIRCULAR PLANTER AND ATTACHED CANTILIVERED
BENCH TO BE 'GREEN CIRCULAR BENCH'. 91" DIA. X 33"
TALL PLANTER / QTY: 2
BY STREETLIFE WWW.STREETLIFE.COM/US PLANTERS
EQUIPPED WITH 'TREETEC BOTTOM UP' SYSTEM AND
POWDER COATED WHITE FINISH
'032 MAVERICK' / QTY: 5
48" TOP X 32" BASE X 36" TALL
'042 MONSOON' / QTY: 8
60" LONG X 18" WIDE X 36" TALL
'053 SIDEKICK' / QTY: 6
36" SQ. X 34" TALL
'053 SIDEKICK' / QTY: 3
24" SQ. X 24" TALL
BY IAP WWW.IAPSF.COM
PLANTERS POWDER COATED WHITE FINISH
P1
P2
P3
PLANTER LEGEND - LEVELS 2&5
P4
STANDING HEIGHT WORK DESK WITH CHARGING PORTS TO
BE 'GO OUTDOOR TABLE' AND BAR HEIGHT STOOLS TO BE
'CHIPMAN.' DINIING HEIGHT TABLE AND STOOLS AT CUSTOM
PLANTER ON LEVEL 2 BY LANDSCAPE FORMS. WHITE
POWDERCOAT. WWW.LANDSCAPEFORMS.COM
SQUARE TABLE AND CHAIRS TO BE 'WINDMARK'
WHITE POWDERCOAT BY LANDSCAPE FORMS
LOUNGE CHAIR AND COFFEE TABLE TO BE 'VAYA' BY
FORMS AND SURFACES WHITE POWDERCOAT
WWW.FORMS-SURFACES.COM
SITE FURNISHING LEGEND - LEVELS 2&5
PLANTING AND IRRIGATION NOTES
SEE SHEET L1.1 FOR PLANTING AND IRRIGATION NOTES
P1
PLANT MATERIAL - LEVELS 1&2
TYP.
P2 TYP.
P3
H - HIGH WATER USE
M - MODERATE WATER USE
L - LOW WATER USE
VL - VERY LOW WATER USE
WUCOLS WATER USE CLASSIFICATION
* NOTE: MATURE PLANT SIZES DO NOT ACCOUNT FOR SMALLER
GROWTH HABIT WHEN GROWN IN CONTAINERS
SA
SF
RT V
SA V
SF
29.79 mature
trees BOTANICAL NAME / COMMON NAME SIZE QTY HT/WIDTh wucols acer negundo 'VARIEGATUM' / VARIERGATED box elder maple 10 gal 5 10' x 10' m in containers
SHRUBS AND mature
PERENNIALS BOTANICAL NAME / COMMON NAME SIZE QTY HT/WIDTh wucols ACHILLEA MILLEFOILIUM 'MOONSHINE' / YARROW 1 GAL X 2' X 3' L ACHILLEA MILLEFOILIUM 'TERRA COTTA' / YARROW 1 GAL X 2' X 4' L Asclepias speciosa, cordifolia, and fascicularis, 4" X 1.5' X 1.5' L eriocarpa / Milkweed Mixed Species
ASTILBE MIXED COLORS / MIXED SPECIES 4" X 1' X 1' H
Buddleja spp. / Mixed Butterfly Bush Species 1 GAL X 5' X 5' L Lantana sellowiana 'Monpur' / Purple Potion Trailing Lantana 1 GAL X 2' X 3' L Lantana x 'Sunburst' / Sunburst Spreading Lantana 1 gal x 2' x 7' l Mimulus aurantiacus / Sticky Monkey Flower 1 gal x 3' x 3' l tagetes lemmonii 'compacta' / mexican bush marigold 1 gal x 2' x 2' l MATURE
VINES BOTANICAL NAME / COMMON NAME SIZE QTY HT/WIDTH wucols Holboellia coriacea 'Cathedral Gem' / SAUSAGE VINE 1 GAL X 25' SPREAD H Pseudogynoxys chenopodioides / Mexican flame vine 1 GAL X 10' SPREAD M A
SIDEWALK
BUILDING
BUILDING
BUILDING SIDEWALK
ELEV.
PROPERTY LINE
TYP.
LANDSCAPE PLAN
LEVEL 5
L1.3
1130 & 1132
MISSION STREET
SANTA CRUZ, CA 95060
DATE
JOB
6/1/2023
2225
0 4 8 16
po box 328 aptos, ca 95001
(831) 818-9227
www.mb-landarch.com
SHEET NUMBER
PLAN REVISIONS
SHEET TITLE
mb
megan bishop
LA
L A N D S C A P E A R C H I T E C T U R E
NORTH
24" X 36"
SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"
1 08/25/2023 PLANNING REVISIONS
1130 & 1132
MISSION
WATER EFFICIENT LANDSCAPE
ORDINANCE COMPLIANCE
UPON BUILDING SUBMITTAL,
PLANTING AND IRRIGATION
PLANS SHALL COMPLY WITH
THE CITY OF SANTA CRUZ,
MUNICIPAL CODE CHAPTER
16.16 L A U R E L S T R E E T
OPEN TO BELOW M I S S I O N S T R E E T
TERRACE 1 MISSION STREET
STAIR 2
STAIR 1
BIKE STORAGE TRASH
MEP/SERVICE
ROOFTOP GARDEN
GUARDRAIL, TYP.
GUARDRAIL, TYP.
TERRACE 2 LAUREL STREET
SCALE:
1 4" = 1'-0" SCALE:
1 4" = 1'-0"
see enlargement, this sheet
see enlargement, this sheet
CIRCULAR PLANTER AND ATTACHED CANTILIVERED
BENCH TO BE 'GREEN CIRCULAR BENCH'. 91" DIA. X 33"
TALL PLANTER / QTY: 2
BY STREETLIFE WWW.STREETLIFE.COM/US PLANTERS
EQUIPPED WITH 'TREETEC BOTTOM UP' SYSTEM AND
POWDER COATED WHITE FINISH
'032 MAVERICK' / QTY: 5
48" TOP X 32" BASE X 36" TALL
'042 MONSOON' / QTY: 8
60" LONG X 18" WIDE X 36" TALL
'053 SIDEKICK' / QTY: 6
36" SQ. X 34" TALL
'053 SIDEKICK' / QTY: 3
24" SQ. X 24" TALL
BY IAP WWW.IAPSF.COM
PLANTERS POWDER COATED WHITE FINISH
P1
P2
P3
PLANTER LEGEND - LEVELS 2&5
P4
STANDING HEIGHT WORK DESK WITH CHARGING PORTS TO
BE 'GO OUTDOOR TABLE' AND BAR HEIGHT STOOLS TO BE
'CHIPMAN.' DINIING HEIGHT TABLE AND STOOLS AT CUSTOM
PLANTER ON LEVEL 2 BY LANDSCAPE FORMS. WHITE
POWDERCOAT. WWW.LANDSCAPEFORMS.COM
SQUARE TABLE AND CHAIRS TO BE 'WINDMARK'
WHITE POWDERCOAT BY LANDSCAPE FORMS
LOUNGE CHAIR AND COFFEE TABLE TO BE 'VAYA' BY
FORMS AND SURFACES WHITE POWDERCOAT
WWW.FORMS-SURFACES.COM
SITE FURNISHING LEGEND - LEVELS 2&5
PLANTING AND IRRIGATION NOTES
SEE SHEET L1.1 FOR PLANTING AND IRRIGATION NOTES
PLANT MATERIAL - LEVEL 5
P4
P4
TYP.
P3
P2
P3 TYP.
TYP. P2
PEDESTAL BAMBOO
PAVERS T.B.D.
BOTANICAL NAME / COMMON NAME
1. Achillea millefolium spp. / Mixed Yarrow Species
2. Arctostaphylos ‘Emerald Carpet’ / Manzanita ‘Emerald Carpet’ 3. Eschscholzia californica / California Poppy
4. FRAGARIA CHILOENSIS / ORNAMENTAL STRAWBERRY
5. Lupinus bicolor / Lupine
6. Mimulus aurantiacus / Sticky Monkey Flower
7. Muhlenbergia capillaris 'Lenca' / Regal Mist® Pink Muhly Grass
8. Nemophila menziesii / Baby Blue Eyes
9. Prunella vulgaris / Common Selfheal
10. SEDUMS
Sedum acre / Gold Moss
Sedum album / White Stonecrop
Sedum kamtschaticum 'Variegatum' / Variegated Stonecrop Sedum oreganum / Oregon Stonecrop
Sedum spathulifolium 'Purpureum' / Broadleaf Stonecrop
ROOFTOP BUTTERFLY GARDEN PLANT MATERIAL -
LEVELS 5 & ROOFTOP
ROOFTOP BUTTERFLY GARDEN
PLANTING NOTES
ROOFTOP PLANTING TO BE MODULAR TRAY SYSTEM WITH
MAX. 6" PLANTING DEPTH. DETAILS and design T.B.D.
H - HIGH WATER USE
M - MODERATE WATER USE
L - LOW WATER USE
VL - VERY LOW WATER USE
WUCOLS WATER USE CLASSIFICATION
* NOTE: MATURE PLANT SIZES DO NOT ACCOUNT FOR SMALLER
GROWTH HABIT WHEN GROWN IN CONTAINERS
P3
24" min. access
path, typ.
PEDESTAL BAMBOO
PAVERS T.B.D.
29.80 BUILDING
BUILDING
BUILDING SIDEWALK
ELEV.
PROPERTY LINE
LANDSCAPE PLAN
ROOF LEVEL
L1.4
1130 & 1132
MISSION STREET
SANTA CRUZ, CA 95060
DATE
JOB
6/1/2023
2225
0 4 8 16
po box 328 aptos, ca 95001
(831) 818-9227
www.mb-landarch.com
SHEET NUMBER
PLAN REVISIONS
SHEET TITLE
mb
megan bishop
LA
L A N D S C A P E A R C H I T E C T U R E
NORTH
24" X 36"
SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"
1 08/25/2023 PLANNING REVISIONS
1130 & 1132
MISSION
WATER EFFICIENT LANDSCAPE
ORDINANCE COMPLIANCE
UPON BUILDING SUBMITTAL,
PLANTING AND IRRIGATION
PLANS SHALL COMPLY WITH
THE CITY OF SANTA CRUZ,
MUNICIPAL CODE CHAPTER
16.16 L A U R E L S T R E E T
OPEN TO BELOW M I S S I O N S T R E E T
STAIR 2
STAIR 1
ROOF GARDEN
BELOW
24" min. access path, typ.
MECHANICAL
EQUIPMENT
SOLAR PANELS
MECHANICAL
EQUIPMENT
BOTANICAL NAME / COMMON NAME
1. Achillea millefolium spp. / Mixed Yarrow Species
2. Arctostaphylos ‘Emerald Carpet’ / Manzanita ‘Emerald Carpet’ 3. Eschscholzia californica / California Poppy
4. FRAGARIA CHILOENSIS / ORNAMENTAL STRAWBERRY
5. Lupinus bicolor / Lupine
6. Mimulus aurantiacus / Sticky Monkey Flower
7. Muhlenbergia capillaris 'Lenca' / Regal Mist® Pink Muhly Grass
8. Nemophila menziesii / Baby Blue Eyes
9. Prunella vulgaris / Common Selfheal
10. SEDUMS
Sedum acre / Gold Moss
Sedum album / White Stonecrop
Sedum kamtschaticum 'Variegatum' / Variegated Stonecrop Sedum oreganum / Oregon Stonecrop
Sedum spathulifolium 'Purpureum' / Broadleaf Stonecrop
ROOFTOP BUTTERFLY GARDEN PLANT MATERIAL -
LEVELS 5 & ROOFTOP
ROOFTOP BUTTERFLY GARDEN
PLANTING NOTES
ROOFTOP PLANTING TO BE MODULAR TRAY SYSTEM WITH
MAX. 6" PLANTING DEPTH. DETAILS and design T.B.D.
1 2 3
4 5
6 7 8
9 10
24" min. access path, typ.
29.81 PROJECT DIRECTORY
ARCHITECT
WORKBENCH
CONTACT: JAMILEH CANNON
189 WALNUT AVE.
SANTA CRUZ, CA 95060
P: 831.227.2217
E: [email protected]
CLIENT/TENANT
CONTACT: DOUG R. WALLACE
1130 MISSION ST.
SANTA CRUZ, CA 95060
P: 831-254-1029
E: [email protected]
CONTRACTOR
WORKBENCH
CONTACT: TIM GORDIN
189 WALNUT AVE.
SANTA CRUZ, CA 95060
P: 831.227.2217
E: [email protected]
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT
MBLA, LANSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
MEGAN BISHOP
PO BOX 328
APTOS, CA 95001
P: 831.818.9227
E: [email protected]
CIVIL ENGINEER
IFLAND ENGINEERS
5300 SOQUEL AVE.,
SUITE 101
SANTA CRUZ, CA 95062
P: 831.426.5313
E: [email protected]
GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEER
ROCK SOLID ENGINEERING, INC.
YVETTE WILSON
1100 MAIN STREET, SUITE A,
WATSONVILLE, CALIFORNIA
95076, UNITED STAT
P: 831.724.5868
E:[email protected]
CODE INFORMATION
1. 2022 CALIFORNIA BUILDING CODE
2. 2022 CALIFORNIA RESIDENTIAL CODE
3. 2022 CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL CODE
4. 2022 CALIFORNIA PLUMBING CODE
5. 2022 CALIFORNIA MECHANICAL CODE
6. 2022 CALIFORNIA FIRE CODE
7. 2022 CALIFORNIA GREEN BUILDING STANDARDS
8. 2022 CALIFORNIA ENERGY EFFICIENCY
9. SANTA CRUZ COUNTY CODE AMENDMENTS
1 A101
1 SIM
101
1 1
A101
SIM 1i
1t
DOOR OR GATE NUMBER
WALL TAG
WINDOW TAG
ROOM NUMBER
ELEVATION MARKER
ROOM AREA
DETAIL NUMBER
SHEET NUMBER
REVISION NUMBER
KEYNOTE NUMBER
A101
1 Ref
1Ref
1 Ref
1Ref
ELEVATION NUMBER
SHEET NUMBER
BUILDING SECTION NUMBER
SHEET NUMBER
GRAPHIC LEGEND
Room name
101
150 SF
X X X X ROOM FINISHES
Scale
Project number
Print Date
Drawn by
Checked by
189 WALNUT AVENUE
SANTA CRUZ, CA 95060
WORKBENCHBUILT.COM
P: 831.227.2217
All drawings and written material appearing herin constitute original and unpublished work of Workbench, Inc. and may not be duplicated, used or disclosed without written consent of the Workbench, Inc.
ISSUES/ REVISIONS
APN number
NOT FOR
CONSTRUCTION
NTS
4/24/2024 5:08:36 P
M
GP0.01
COVER SHEET INDEX
21128
01.09.2023
DS
EB
1130 & 1132
MISION ST.
SANTA CRUZ
, CA 95060
1130 & 1132
MISSION
006-203-25
1130 & 1132 MISSION
PLANNING PACKAGE
DRAWING INDEX - PLANNING PACKAGE
GENERAL
GP0.01 COVER SHEET INDEX
GP0.02 PROJECT INFO
GP0.03 EXISTING SITE PHOTOS
GP0.04 OPEN SPACE EXHIBIT
GP0.05 BONUS DENSITY EXHIBIT
GP0.07 RENDERINGS AND 3D EXHIBITS
GP0.08 SHADOW STUDY
GP0.09 GROSS AREA PLAN EXHIBITS
GP0.10 NET UNIT AREA PLAN EXHIBITS
LAND SURVEY
LS.10 LAND SURVEY (FOR REFERENCE ONLY)
CIVIL
C1.0 PRELIMINARY DEMOLITION PLAN
C2.0 PRELIMINARY GRADING & DRAINAGE PLAN
C3.0 PRELIMINARY UTILITY PLAN
C4.0 PRELIMINARY STORMWATER CONTROL PLAN
C4.1 PRELIMINARY STORMWATER CONTROL DETAILS
C5.0 PRELIMINARY LOT LINE ADJUSTMENT MAP
ARCHITECTURAL
AP0.50D PROPOSED DEMO SITE PLAN
AP0.51 PROPOSED SITE PLAN
AP1.01 PROPOSED FLOOR PLAN - LEVEL 1
AP1.02 PROPOSED FLOOR PLAN - LEVEL 2
AP1.03 PROPOSED FLOOR PLAN - LEVEL 3
AP1.04 PROPOSED FLOOR PLAN - LEVEL 4
AP1.05 PROPOSED FLOOR PLAN - LEVEL 5
AP1.06 PROPOSED ROOF PLAN
AP3.01 PROPOSED ELEVATIONS
AP3.02 PROPOSED ELEVATIONS
AP3.03 PROPOSED ELEVATIONS
AP4.01 BUILDING SECTIONS
AP4.02 BUILDING SECTIONS
AP5.01 ENLARGED WALL SECTIONS
AP9.01 CAR, EV, BICYCLE PARKING, & STORAGE INFO
LANDSCAPE
L1.1 LANDSCAPE PLAN GROUND LEVEL
L1.2 LANDSCAPE PLAN LEVEL 2
L1.3 LANDSCAPE PLAN LEVEL 5
L1.4 LANDSCAPE PLAN ROOF LEVEL
006-203-24 & 006-203-25 03/11/2024
NATURAL GAS-FREE DESIGN AS
REQUIRED BY SCMC 6.100, DESIGNED
IN ACCORDANCE WITH CHAPTER
6.100 OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE.
1 Issue DESCRIPTION DATE
SB330 PRE-APPLICATION 01.09.2023
0 PLANNING APPLICATION 06.01.2023
1 PLANNING REV-01 08.25.2023
2 PLANNING REV-02 01.04.2024
3 PLANNING REV-03 03.11.2024
4 PLANNING REV-04 04.19.2024
5 PLANNING REV-05 04.24.2024
5 29.82
PROJECT DATA
LOT 1 ADDRESS: 1132 MISSION ST
SANTA CRUZ, CA 95060
APN: 006-203-24
LOT SIZE: 5,314.3 SF (0.122 ACRES)
LOT 2 ADDRESS: 1130 MISSION ST
SANTA CRUZ, CA 95060
APN: 006-203-25
LOT SIZE: 7,187.4 SF (0.165 ACRES)
TOTAL LOT SIZE: 12,501.7 SF (0.287 ACRES)
ZONING DISTRICT: CC - COMMUNITY COMMERCIAL
GENERAL PLAN DESIGNATION: MXMD - MIXED MEDIUM DENSITY
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION TYPE: TYPE I-A: 9,853 SF
TYPE III-A: 34,890 SF
PROPOSED NUMBER OF STORIES: TYPE I-A: 1-STORY
TYPE III-A: 4-STORIES
BUILDING OCCUPANCIES: R-2 (RESIDENTIAL)
S-2 (GARAGE)
B (COMMERCIAL)
EXISTING BUILDING 1 AREA: 1,505 SF
EXISTING BUILDING 2 AREA: 738 SF
TOTAL EXISTING BUILDING AREA: 2,243 SF
(TO BE DEMOLISHED)
EXISTING LOT COVERAGE: 2,243 SF/12,501 SF = 17.9%
PROPOSED LOT COVERAGE: 9,852 SF/12,501 SF = 78.8%
FLOOR AREA RATIO (FAR) ALLOWED: 1.75
FLOOR AREA RATIO (FAR) PROPOSED: 3.46
(WAIVER #3 SOUGHT PER STATE DENSITY BONUS)
3 SCOPE OF WORK
THE PROJECT WILL BE APPROXIMATELY 43,259 GROSS SQUARE FEET WITH 4 STORIES OF TYPE III-A OVER ONE STORY OF TYPE I-A NEW CONSTRUCTION. 47 UNITS OF SINGLE ROOM OCCUPANCY (SRO) HOUSING ARE PROPOSED ABOVE A 2,627 SF COMMERCIAL SPACE ON THE GROUND FLOOR. THE BUILDING IS 5 STORIES TALL IN TOTAL AND UTILIZES THE STATE DENSITY BONUS AS WELL AS SB-330 AND CA AB 2097.
WAIVERS ARE REQUESTED FOR:
1. BUILDING HEIGHT
2. SETBACKS
3. FLOOR AREA RATIO (FAR)
CONCESSIONS ARE REQUESTED FOR:
1. IMPACT FEES TO BE PAID AT FINAL CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY
2. REMOVE REQUIREMENTS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF BUILDING FEATURES FOR POTENTIAL FUTURE USES NOT PROPOSED IN THE APPLICATION THIS PROPOSAL SEEKS TO DEMOLISH THE EXISTING BUILDINGS AND BUILD NEW CONSTRUCTION. THE (2) EXISTING BUILDINGS CURRENTLY UNDERUTILIZE THE (2) SUBJECT PARCELS AND ARE NOTED AS HAVING A "LOW CONTRIBUTION TO URBAN QUALITY IN THE SANTA CRUZ MISSION STREET URBAN DESIGN PLAN". THERE ARE (2) SMALL EXISTING SINGLE STORY COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS OCCUPIED BY A SINGLE GROCER TENANT.
THE EXISTING BUILDINGS TEND TO FLOOD, REQUIRE NEW ROOFS AND OTHER REPAIRS, AND IT IS EXPECTED THAT ONGOING MAINTENANCE OF THE BUILDINGS WILL BE COSTLY AND DISRUPTIVE TO THE SERVICE PROVIDED TO THE COMMUNITY.
THE PROPOSED NEW CONSTRUCTION PROVIDES PEDESTRIAN FRIENDLY COMMERCIAL SPACE ON THE GROUND FLOOR AS WELL AS AN APPROX. 5,722 SF PARKING GARAGE WITH ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING STATIONS AND ACCESSIBLE PARKING.
THERE IS A LOBBY ENTRY SPACE FOR RESIDENTS WITH AMENITIES INCLUDING A MAIL/PACKAGE ROOM AND RENTAL OFFICE, AND THERE IS A LARGE OPEN AIR COURTYARD FOR RESIDENTIAL USE ON THE 2ND FLOOR ABOVE THE GROUND FLOOR PODIUM. OTHER AMENITIES LOCATED
THROUGHOUT THE PROPOSED BUILDING INCLUDE ADDITIONAL BICYCLE PARKING ROOMS ON EACH STORY WITH LONG-TERM BICYCLE PARKING FOR EVERY UNIT (CLASS-I), AND RESIDENT STORAGE PER SANTA CRUZ SRO CODE REQUIREMENTS. AMENITIES PROVIDED FOR RESIDENTIAL TENANTS ON FLOORS 2-5 INCLUDE COMMON USE AREAS, LAUNDRY AREAS AND TRASH/RECYCLING/COMPOST FACILITIES.
LEVELS 2 THROUGH 5 HOST SRO UNITS ON EACH FLOOR WITH INDIVIDUAL KITCHENS AND FULL BATHROOMS. LEVEL 5 HOSTS SHARED BALCONY AMENITY SPACE.
AN APPROX. 2,627 SF COMMERCIAL SPACE IS PLANNED ALONG THE FRONTAGE OF MISSION STREET WITH AN ASSOCIATED COVERED OUTDOOR ENTRY AT THE CORNER OF MISSION AND LAUREL STREETS. SUPPORTING UTILITY SPACES FOR BOTH THE COMMERCIAL AND THE RESIDENTIAL SPACES ARE PROVIDED. PUBLIC BICYCLE PARKING (CLASS-II) IS INCLUDED ALONG LAUREL STREET.
THE BUILDING'S MASSING ORIENTS THE RESIDENT COURTYARD TOWARDS LAUREL CREEK, PROVIDING GREEN VIEWS FOR RESIDENTS AND ACCOMMODATING REQUIRED CREEK DEVELOPMENT SETBACKS. SOME ROOF SPACE IS INTENDED FOR MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT AND SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAICS. SOME GREEN ROOF SPACE WILL BE PROVIDED AS WELL. 5 PLANNING CODE NOTES
BUILDING HEIGHT
& STORIES
SCMC 24.10.750
BICYCLE PARKING
24.12.1030 (7)
24.12.250(2)(b)
24.12.250(2)(b)
24.12.250(2)(a)
24.12.250(2)(a)
SEE PLANS
REQUIRED:
RESIDENTIAL: 48 SPACES (1 SPACE / UNIT)
48 CLASS-I SPACES (1 SPACE / UNIT)
= 12 CLASS-II SPACES (1 SPACE / 4 UNITS)
COMMERCIAL: 1 CLASS-I SPACE (20% OF 2 + 15% OF CAR SPACES) = 20% (2 + (15% OF 14)) = 20% (2.1 = 3)
= 0.6 = 1
3 CLASS-II SPACES (80% OF 2 + 15% OF CAR SPACES)
=80% (2 + (15% OF 14)) = 80% (2.1 = 3)
= 2.4 = 3
TOTAL: 60 CLASS-I SPACES
18 CLASS-II SPACES
PROVIDED: 82 CLASS-I SPACES
32 CLASS-II SPACES
SETBACKS REQUIRED
SCMC 24.10.750
(WAIVER #2 SOUGHT PER STATE DENSITY BONUS)
FRONT YARD: 0' CREEK MANAGEMENT AREA: 40'
REAR YARD: 0' CREEK DEVELOPMENT SETBACK: 15'
SIDE YARDS: 0' CREEK RIPARIAN SETBACK: 10'
ADJACENT RESIDENTIAL YARD, ADJACENT TO R15 ZONE: 15'
PARKING
SCMC 24.16.256
SCMC 24.12.240
CA AB 2097
SCMC 21.12.241
CGBSC 4.106.4.2
CBC 1109A.3
CBC 11B 208.2
CBC 11B-208.2.4 &
CBC 1109A.8.6
PARKING REQUIRED:
RESIDENTIAL: 24 SPACES (.5 SPACE PER UNIT)
COMMERCIAL: 14 SPACES (RETAIL, SHOP, SERVICE 1 PER 250 SF OF FLOOR AREA) TOTAL: 38 SPACES
AB 2097 PROHIBITS ANY MINIMUM AUTOMOBILE PARKING REQUIREMENT ON ANY
RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL, OR OTHER DEVELOPMENT PROJECT, AS DEFINED, THAT IS LOCATED WITHIN 1/2 MILE OF PUBLIC TRANSIT, AS DEFINED. REDUCTION OF
ELECTRICAL VEHICLE CHARGING PARKING SPACES AND ACCESSIBLE PARKING SPACES IS PROHIBITED.
EV PARKING REQUIRED:
RESIDENTIAL: 3 SPACES (12% OF 24 SPACES)
COMMERCIAL: 1 SPACE (FOR 10-25 REQUIRED SPACES)
TOTAL: 4 SPACES
TOTAL: 4 SPACES (10% OF 38 SPACES)
ACCESSIBLE PARKING REQUIRED:
RESIDENTIAL: 1 SPACE (2% OF 24 SPACES)
COMMERCIAL: 1 SPACE (FOR 1-25 REQUIRED SPACES)
VAN SPACES: 2 SPACES (1 PER 6 COMMERCIAL SPACES, 1 PER 8 RESIDENTIAL) TOTAL: 2 VAN ACCESSIBLE SPACES
PERMITTED USE
MISSION STREET
URBAN DESIGN PLAN
REQUIRED:
NO GROUND FLOOR RESIDENTIAL USE, MOST APPROPRIATE USE FOR MISSION
STREET C-C DISTRICTS INCLUDES GOODS/SERVICES, VISITOR-SERVING SERVICE
DEPENDENT ON HIGHWAY VISIBILITY/FRONTAGE, COMPATIBLE W/ AN
ATTRACTIVE, PEDESTRIAN-FRIENDLY COMMERCIAL DISTRICT, NOT PRIMARILY AUTO-ORIENTED.
PROVIDED:
PROJECT COMPLIES (SEE SHEET AP2.01)
ADDITIONAL SITE CONDITIONS
USABLE OPEN SPACE
SCMC 24.12.1030 (1)
REQUIRED:
480 SF (10 SF / UNIT AND NO LESS THAN 200 SF COMMON OUTDOOR AND 200 SF COMMON INDOOR OPEN SPACE)
PROVIDED:
2,588 SF (SEE SHEET GP0.04 FOR OPEN SPACE EXHIBIT)
POINT SOURCE AIR/WATER POLLUTANTS: NO, NONE EXISTING AND NO PROPOSED POINT SOURCE
AIR/WATER POLLUTANTS
VERY HIGH FIRE SEVERITY ZONE: NO, PER CAL FIRE 2022 FIRE HAZARD SEVERITY ZONE MAP HISTORIC ARCHAEOLOGY SENSITIVITY: NO KNOWN HISTORIC AND/OR HISTORIC RESOURCES SENSITIVE HABITAT (WETLANDS): NO, PER U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE NATIONAL WETLANDS SURVEY HAZARDOUS WASTE SITE: NO, PER DTSC HAZARDOUS WASTE SITE LIST
SPECIAL FLOOD HAZARD AREA SUBJECT TO
INUNDATION BY 100-YEAR FLOOD: NO, PER CITY G.I.S. AND FEMA FLOOD HAZARD AREA MAPS DELINEATED EARTHQUAKE FAULT ZONE: NO, PER USGS EARTHQUAKE FAULT ZONE MAP SPECIES OF CONCERN: NO, NO KNOWN SPECIES OF CONCERN ON SITE PER BIOTIC
REPORT (SEE ATTACHED)
RECORDED PUBLIC EASEMENTS: YES, SEE SITE SURVEY INCLUDED FOR ALL APPLICABLE PUBLIC EASMENTS.
COASTAL ZONE: NO, PER CITY G.I.S.
RESIDENT STORAGE
24.12.1030 (6)
REQUIRED:
RESIDENTIAL: 48 STORAGE SPACES (1 SPACE / UNIT)
PROVIDED:
RESIDENTIAL: 48 RESIDENTIAL STORAGE LOCKERS (SEE PLANS) (WAIVER #1 SOUGHT PER STATE DENSITY BONUS)
ALLOWABLE: 40' PROPOSED: 66'
ALLOWABLE: 3-STORIES PROPOSED: 5-STORIES
ALLOWABLE STAIRS - 12’
OVER LIMIT: ELEVATORS - 12’ RAILINGS - NO RESTRICTION
PROPOSED: SEE ELEVATIONS
TOTAL PARKING PROVIDED:
10 STANDARD SIZE EV PARKING SPACES
2 VAN ACCESSIBLE PARKING SPACES W/ EV CHARGING STATIONS SETBACKS PROVIDED FRONT YARD: 1'-9" (MISSION STREET)
REAR YARD: 5'-8" (ADJACENT TO RESIDENTIAL ZONE, WAIVER SOUGHT) SIDE YARDS: 9'-8" (ADJACENT TO CREEK) & 3'-9" (LAUREL STREET) CREEK MANAGEMENT AREA: SEE BIOTIC REPORT, WAIVER SOUGHT CREEK DEVELOPMENT SETBACK: SEE BIOTIC REPORT, WAIVER SOUGHT CREEK RIPARIAN SETBACK: SEE BIOTIC REPORT, WAIVER SOUGHT STREAM OR OTHER RESOURCE: NO, PER CITY G.I.S. AND CALIFORNIA FISH AND GAME STREAM MAP.
ANY APPROVALS UNDER THE SUBDIVISION
MAP ACT,INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO,
A PARCEL MAP, A TENTATIVE MAP, OR A
CONDOMINIUM MAP, BEING REQUESTED: NO, NONE ARE BEING REQUESTED. 1 1
1 3
3 3
3 CONTEXT & MOBILITY
SUBJECT SITE
BUS STOP, TYP
18, 40, 41, & 42 LINES
367 FT. FROM SUBJECT SITE
BUS STOP, TYP
18, 40, 41, & 42 LINES
276 FT. FROM SUBJECT SITE
BUS STOP, TYP
18, 40, 41, & 42 LINES
0.2 MILE FROM SUBJECT SITE
BUS STOP, TYP
40, 41, & 42 LINES
0.1 MILE FROM SUBJECT SITE
BUS STOP, TYP
19, & 41 LINES
0.3 MILE FROM SUBJECT SITE
ASSESSORS MAP
SUBJECT
PROPERTIES
ZONING MAP
SUBJECT
PROPERTIES
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ISSUES/ REVISIONS
APN number
NOT FOR
CONSTRUCTION
NTS
4/24/2024 5:54:25 P
M
GP0.02
PROJECT INFO
21128
01.09.2023
DS
EB
1130 & 1132
MISION ST.
SANTA CRUZ
, CA 95060
1130 & 1132
MISSION
006-203-25
BUILDING GROSS AREA BY USE PROJECT UNIT COUNT
PROPOSED - GROSS BUILDING AREA
LEVEL RESIDENTIAL CIRCULATION PARKING AMENITY SERVICE / MECH. COMMERCIAL STORAGE TOTALS LEVEL 1 0 SF 433 SF 5,722 SF 522 SF 549 SF 2,627 SF 0 SF 9,853 SF LEVEL 2 4,510 SF 1,868 SF 0 SF 1,767 SF 322 SF 0 SF 1,008 SF 9,475 SF LEVEL 3 4,157 SF 1,591 SF 0 SF 838 SF 322 SF 0 SF 1,413 SF 8,321 SF LEVEL 4 4,157 SF 1,592 SF 0 SF 838 SF 322 SF 0 SF 1,413 SF 8,322 SF LEVEL 5 3,798 SF 1,542 SF 0 SF 213 SF 322 SF 0 SF 1,413 SF 7,288 SF GRAND TOTALS 16,622 SF 7,026 SF 5,722 SF 4,178 SF 1,837 SF 2,627 SF 5,247 SF 43,259 SF
UNIT TYPE COUNT
UNIT A 30
UNIT B 18
48 NOTE:
REFER TO SHEET GP0.05 FOR DENSITY
BONUS EXHIBIT AND CALCULATIONS
REFER TO SHEET GP0.10 FOR NET
UNIT AREA EXHIBIT
FLOOR
AREA
RESIDENTIAL
NONRESIDENTIAL
TOTAL
33,406 GSF 9,853 GSF
43,259 GSF
Issue DESCRIPTION DATE
SB330 PRE-APPLICATION 01.09.2023
0 PLANNING APPLICATION 06.01.2023
1 PLANNING REV-01 08.25.2023
2 PLANNING REV-02 01.04.2024
3 PLANNING REV-03 03.11.2024
5 PLANNING REV-05 04.24.2024
3 3
3 5
29.83 16
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6789 10
11 12 13 14
16 17 18 19
21 22 23 24
26 27 28
12 3
2 1
11 9
10 12
15 20
25 4
6 5
7 8
14 15
19 17
20 21
27 24
25 22
23 26
28 18
Scale
Project number
Print Date
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ISSUES/ REVISIONS
APN numberNOT FOR CONSTRUCTION
NTS
4/24/2024 5:08:48 PM
GP0.03
EXISTING SITE
PHOTOS
21128
01.09.2023
DS
EB
1130 & 1132 MISION ST.SANTA CRUZ, CA 950601130 & 1132 MISSION 006-203-25
Issue DESCRIPTION DATE
SB330 PRE-APPLICATION 01.09.2023
0 PLANNING APPLICATION 06.01.2023
1 PLANNING REV-01 08.25.2023
2 PLANNING REV-02 01.04.2024
3 PLANNING REV-03 03.11.2024
29.84 WD D W
WD WD
WD WD
SCMC 21.12.1030 (1)
CITY OF SANTA CRUZ SHARED OPEN SPACE
REQUIREMENTS
TOTAL UNIT COUNT: 48 UNITS
SHARED USABLE OPEN SPACE REQ'D: 480 GSF
(10 GSF / UNIT)
COMMON OUTDOOR OPEN SPACE PROVIDED:1,691 SF
COMMON INDOOR OPEN SPACE PROVIDED: 992 SF
A MINIMUM OF 200 SF OF COMMON OUTDOOR OPEN SPACE
AND 200 SF OF COMMON INDOR SPACE IS REQUIRED
USABLE OPEN SPACE PROVIDED
OPEN SPACE LEGEND
COMMON OUTDOOR OPEN SPACE
COMMON INDOOR OPEN SPACE
369 SF
COMMON INDOOR
OPEN SPACE
1,039 SF
COMMON OUTDOOR
OPEN SPACE
300 SF
COMMON INDOOR
OPEN SPACE
322 SF
COMMON INDOOR
OPEN SPACE
8' - 1"
325 SF
COMMON OUTDOOR
OPEN SPACE
12' - 3"
12' - 5"
326 SF
COMMON OUTDOOR
OPEN SPACE
22' - 1 1/8" 6' - 11"
N
N
TRUE
NORTH
PROJECT
NORTH
Scale
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ISSUES/ REVISIONS
APN number
NOT FOR
CONSTRUCTION
As indicated
4/24/2024 5:08:58 P
M
GP0.04
OPEN SPACE EXHIBIT
21128
01.09.2023
DS
EB
1130 & 1132
MISION ST.
SANTA CRUZ
, CA 95060
1130 & 1132
MISSION
006-203-25
LEVEL
COMMON
OUTDOOR OPEN
SPACE
COMMON
INDOOR OPEN
SPACE TOTALS
LEVEL 1 0 SF 0 SF 232 SF
LEVEL 2 1,039 SF 369 SF 1,408 SF
LEVEL 3 0 SF 300 SF 300 SF
LEVEL 4 0 SF 322 SF 322 SF
LEVEL 5 652 SF 0 SF 652 SF
GRAND
TOTALS
1,691 SF 992 SF 2,915 SF
1" = 20'-0"
1 OPEN SPACE DIAGRAM - LEVEL 1
1" = 20'-0"
2 OPEN SPACE DIAGRAM - LEVEL 2
1" = 20'-0" 3
OPEN SPACE DIAGRAM - LEVEL 3
1" = 20'-0" 4
OPEN SPACE DIAGRAM - LEVEL 4
1" = 20'-0" 5
OPEN SPACE DIAGRAM - LEVEL 5
Issue DESCRIPTION DATE
SB330 PRE-APPLICATION 01.09.2023
0 PLANNING APPLICATION 06.01.2023
1 PLANNING REV-01 08.25.2023
2 PLANNING REV-02 01.04.2024
3 PLANNING REV-03 03.11.2024
29.85 W W W D D D
COMMERCIAL
SPACE
TRASH
MEP
/ ELEC
LOBBY
/ MAIL
STAIR 1
18' - 0" TYP
T
YP
9' - 0"
53' - 11"
LAUREL AVE
MISSION STREET
8' - 0" 9' - 0"
OFFICE
DEVELOPMENT SETBACK
15' - 0" CREEK
RIPARIAN SETBACK
10' - 0" CREEK
R.Y.S.B.
25' - 0"
DRIVE AISLE
20' - 0"
ALL BASE DENSITY
PARKING IS EXTERIOR
COMMERCIAL PARKING,
SCREENED AS REQUIRED
RESIDENT
STOR.
33 RESIDENT STORAGE SPACES
PER SCMC 24.12.1030(6)
5 STAIR OVERHEAD,
9' - 0" MIN CLEARANCE
1 2
3 4
5 6
78 9
10 11
12 13
14 15 16
UNIT
UNIT
UNIT
UNIT
UNIT
UNIT UNIT
UNIT
UNIT
UNIT
UNIT
UNIT
UNIT
UNIT UNIT
BIKE STOR.
MEP
AMENITY
STAIR 1
STAIR 2
84' - 10"
R.Y.S.B.
25' - 0"
DEVELOPMENT SETBACK
15' - 0" CREEK
(OCCURS ON L2 ONLY)
DASH
INDICATES
OPEN TO
ABOVE
OVERHEAD
LAUREL AVE
MISSION STREET
TERRACE /
OUTDOOR SPACE
RIPARIAN SETBACK
10' - 0" CREEK
34' - 1"
28' - 0"
UNIT
LAUNDRY
(3) WASHERS AND (3) DRYERS
PER SCMC 24.12.1030(3)
6 6
7 7
LA
5 UREL AVE
ADJACENT
PROPERTY
MISSION STREET
11' - 0" 11' - 0" 16' - 0"
MISSION STREET
CREEK AND
CREEK SETBACK
LAUREL AVE
11' - 0" 11' - 0" 16' - 0"
BASE DENSITY UNIT CALCULATIONS PER 24.16.255 (6):
FOR THE PURPOSES OF CALCULATING THE NUMBER OF DENSITY BONUS UNITS IN AREAS WHERE A MAXIMUM DENSITY
RANGE IS NOT PROVIDED IN THE ZONE DISTRICT OR GENERAL PLAN, AN IMPLICIT RESIDENTIAL DENSITY SHALL BE
CALCULATED BASED ON A PROJECT PUT FORWARD BY THE APPLICANT THAT MEETS ALL APPLICABLE DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS. OBJECTIVE DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS SUCH AS SETBACKS, FLOOR AREA RATIO, AND HEIGHT
LIMITATIONS, WHILE NOT DEFINING THE MAXIMUM DENSITY RANGE PER SE, CAN BE UTILIZED TO DETERMINE THE IMPLICIT RESIDENTIAL DENSITY ALLOWED. IN THIS APPROACH, A PROJECT DEFINES THE APPLICABLE RESIDENTIAL DENSITY FOR ITSELF BASED ON MEETING APPLICABLE DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS. THE AVERAGE SIZE OF THE UNITS
PRESENTED IN THE BASE DENSITY PROJECT MUST BE EQUAL TO OR GREATER THAN THE AVERAGE SIZE OF THE UNITS PRESENTED IN THE DENSITY BONUS PROJECT.
DENSITY BONUS UNIT CALCULATIONS
BASE DENSITY UNITS MODELED PER OBJECTIVE STANDARDS:
16 UNITS ON LEVEL 2
+ 17 UNITS ON LEVEL 3
= 33 BASE DENSITY UNITS
BONUS DENSITY UNITS CALCULATED:
33 BASE DENSITY UNITS
x 50% BONUS DENSITY = 17 BONUS DENSITY UNITS
PER AB2345 (ENHANCED DENSITY BONUS)
TOTAL ALLOWED UNITS:
33 BASE DENSITY UNITS
+ 17 DENSITY BONUS UNITS = 50 ALLOWED UNITS
SEE AP SHEETS FOR PROPOSED BUILDING
COMMON INDOOR AMENITY SPACE PROVIDED SCMC 24.12.1030(1) (BASE DENSITY): 543 GSF (200 GSF REQUIRED, SEE GP0.09) RESIDENT STORAGE SPACES PROVIDED 24.12.1030(6) (BASE DENSITY): 33 SPACES PROVIDED (33 REQUIRED) BICYCLE PARKING SPACES PROVIDED (BASE DENSITY): 52 SPACES PROVIDED (33 REQUIRED) COMMON OUTDOOR SPACE PROVIDED 24.12.1030(1) (BASE DENSITY): 854 GSF (330 GSF REQUIRED, SEE GP0.09) LOT AREA PER SURVEY:
1130 MISSION: 7,187.4 SF (0.165 ACRES)
1132 MISSION: 5,314.3 SF (0.122 ACRES)
TOTAL: 12,501.7 SF (0.287 ACRES)
ALLOWED FAR: 1.75
ALLOWED AREA: 21,877.98 GSF
BASE DENSITY
AVG UNIT AREA: 354.6 GSF PER UNIT (SEE GP0.09)
PROPOSED BASE
DENSITY FAR: 1.72
5 5
1 2
3 4
5 6
7 89
10 11
12 13
14 15 16
DEVELOPMENT SETBACK
15' - 0" CREEK
LAUREL AVE
MISSION STREET
RIPARIAN SETBACK
10' - 0" CREEK
17 OPEN TO OUTDOOR
SPACE/TERRACE
AT L2
REAR YARD SETBACK
35' - 0"
BIKE STOR.
STAIR 2
STAIR 1
6 6
7 7
5 Scale
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APN number
NOT FOR
CONSTRUCTION
As indicated
4/24/2024 5:19:34 P
M
GP0.05
BONUS DENSITY
EXHIBIT
21128
01.09.2023
OH
EB
1130 & 1132
MISION ST.
SANTA CRUZ
, CA 95060
1130 & 1132
MISSION
006-203-25
1/16" = 1'-0" 1
BASE DENSITY - LEVEL 1
1/16" = 1'-0" 2
BASE DENSITY - LEVEL 2 3BASE DENSITY - 3D VIEW 1
4 BASE DENSITY - 3D VIEW 2
DIAGRAMS ILLUSTRATED ON THIS SHEET ARE FOR BASE DENSITY CALCULATIONS ONLY, SEE AP SHEETS FOR PROPOSED DESIGN Issue DESCRIPTION DATE
SB330 PRE-APPLICATION 01.09.2023
0 PLANNING APPLICATION 06.01.2023
1 PLANNING REV-01 08.25.2023
2 PLANNING REV-02 01.04.2024
3 PLANNING REV-03 03.11.2024
4 PLANNING REV-04 04.19.2024
5 PLANNING REV-05 04.24.2024
1/16" = 1'-0"
5 BASE DENSITY - LEVEL 3
4 4
4 BASE DENSITY - GROSS BUILDING AREA
LEVEL RESIDENTIAL CIRCULATION PARKING AMENITY SERVICE / MECH. COMMERCIAL TOTALS LEVEL 1 0 SF 455 SF 0 SF 1,086 SF 682 SF 3,073 SF 5,295 SF LEVEL 2 5,784 SF 1,173 SF 0 SF 1,887 SF 96 SF 0 SF 8,939 SF LEVEL 3 5,918 SF 1,138 SF 0 SF 253 SF 0 SF 0 SF 7,310 SF GRAND TOTALS 11,702 SF 2,766 SF 0 SF 3,226 SF 778 SF 3,073 SF 21,544 SF 5 5
29.86 LAUREL AVE.
MISSION ST.
Scale
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ISSUES/ REVISIONS
APN number
NOT FOR
CONSTRUCTION
NTS
4/24/2024 5:09:29 P
M
GP0.07
RENDERINGS AND 3D
EXHIBITS
21128
01.09.2023
OH
EB
1130 & 1132
MISION ST.
SANTA CRUZ
, CA 95060
1130 & 1132
MISSION
006-203-25
A: CORNER VIEW AT INTERSECTION OF MISSION ST. AND LAUREL AVE. B: MISSION STREET ELEVATION VIEW C: MISSION STREET CORNER VIEW FROM CREEK SIDE
A
B
C
Issue DESCRIPTION DATE
SB330 PRE-APPLICATION 01.09.2023
0 PLANNING APPLICATION 06.01.2023
1 PLANNING REV-01 08.25.2023
2 PLANNING REV-02 01.04.2024
3 PLANNING REV-03 03.11.2024
29.87 ADJ. PROPERTY:
1212 LAUREL ST.
PARCEL #: 006-203-12
ZONING: R-1-5
APPROX HEIGHT: 22'
STORIES: 2
APPROX HEIGHT: 13'
STORIES: 1
ADJ. PROPERTY:
1216 LAUREL ST.
PARCEL #: 006-203-22
ZONING: R-1-5
APPROX HEIGHT: 15'
STORIES: 1
ADJ. PROPERTY:
1220 LAUREL ST.
PARCEL #: 006-203-21
ZONING: R-1-5
APPROX HEIGHT: 21'
STORIES: 2
ADJ. PROPERTY:
1112 MISSION ST.
PARCEL #: 006-203-23
ZONING: PA & OF
APPROX HEIGHT: 13'
STORIES: 1
APPROX HEIGHT: 13'
STORIES: 1
APPROX HEIGHT: 15'
STORIES: 1
APPROX HEIGHT: 15'
STORIES: 1
ADJ. PROPERTY:
1212 LAUREL ST.
PARCEL #: 006-203-12
ZONING: R-1-5
APPROX HEIGHT: 22'
STORIES: 2
APPROX HEIGHT: 13'
STORIES: 1
ADJ. PROPERTY:
1216 LAUREL ST.
PARCEL #: 006-203-22
ZONING: R-1-5
APPROX HEIGHT: 15'
STORIES: 1
ADJ. PROPERTY:
1220 LAUREL ST.
PARCEL #: 006-203-21
ZONING: R-1-5
APPROX HEIGHT: 21'
STORIES: 2
ADJ. PROPERTY:
1112 MISSION ST.
PARCEL #: 006-203-23
ZONING: PA & OF
APPROX HEIGHT: 13'
STORIES: 1
APPROX HEIGHT: 13'
STORIES: 1
APPROX HEIGHT: 15'
STORIES: 1
APPROX HEIGHT: 15'
STORIES: 1
ADJ. PROPERTY:
1212 LAUREL ST.
PARCEL #: 006-203-12
ZONING: R-1-5
APPROX HEIGHT: 22'
STORIES: 2
APPROX HEIGHT: 13'
STORIES: 1
ADJ. PROPERTY:
1216 LAUREL ST.
PARCEL #: 006-203-22
ZONING: R-1-5
APPROX HEIGHT: 15'
STORIES: 1
ADJ. PROPERTY:
1220 LAUREL ST.
PARCEL #: 006-203-21
ZONING: R-1-5
APPROX HEIGHT: 21'
STORIES: 2
ADJ. PROPERTY:
1112 MISSION ST.
PARCEL #: 006-203-23
ZONING: PA & OF
APPROX HEIGHT: 13'
STORIES: 1
APPROX HEIGHT: 13'
STORIES: 1
APPROX HEIGHT: 15'
STORIES: 1
APPROX HEIGHT: 15'
STORIES: 1
ADJ. PROPERTY:
1212 LAUREL ST.
PARCEL #: 006-203-12
ZONING: R-1-5
APPROX HEIGHT: 22'
STORIES: 2
APPROX HEIGHT: 13'
STORIES: 1
ADJ. PROPERTY:
1216 LAUREL ST.
PARCEL #: 006-203-22
ZONING: R-1-5
APPROX HEIGHT: 15'
STORIES: 1
ADJ. PROPERTY:
1220 LAUREL ST.
PARCEL #: 006-203-21
ZONING: R-1-5
APPROX HEIGHT: 21'
STORIES: 2
ADJ. PROPERTY:
1112 MISSION ST.
PARCEL #: 006-203-23
ZONING: PA & OF
APPROX HEIGHT: 13'
STORIES: 1
APPROX HEIGHT: 13'
STORIES: 1
APPROX HEIGHT: 15'
STORIES: 1
APPROX HEIGHT: 15'
STORIES: 1
ADJ. PROPERTY:
1212 LAUREL ST.
PARCEL #: 006-203-12
ZONING: R-1-5
APPROX HEIGHT: 22'
STORIES: 2
APPROX HEIGHT: 13'
STORIES: 1
ADJ. PROPERTY:
1216 LAUREL ST.
PARCEL #: 006-203-22
ZONING: R-1-5
APPROX HEIGHT: 15'
STORIES: 1
ADJ. PROPERTY:
1220 LAUREL ST.
PARCEL #: 006-203-21
ZONING: R-1-5
APPROX HEIGHT: 21'
STORIES: 2
ADJ. PROPERTY:
1112 MISSION ST.
PARCEL #: 006-203-23
ZONING: PA & OF
APPROX HEIGHT: 13'
STORIES: 1
APPROX HEIGHT: 13'
STORIES: 1
APPROX HEIGHT: 15'
STORIES: 1
APPROX HEIGHT: 15'
STORIES: 1
ADJ. PROPERTY:
1212 LAUREL ST.
PARCEL #: 006-203-12
ZONING: R-1-5
APPROX HEIGHT: 22'
STORIES: 2
APPROX HEIGHT: 13'
STORIES: 1
ADJ. PROPERTY:
1216 LAUREL ST.
PARCEL #: 006-203-22
ZONING: R-1-5
APPROX HEIGHT: 15'
STORIES: 1
ADJ. PROPERTY:
1220 LAUREL ST.
PARCEL #: 006-203-21
ZONING: R-1-5
APPROX HEIGHT: 21'
STORIES: 2
ADJ. PROPERTY:
1112 MISSION ST.
PARCEL #: 006-203-23
ZONING: PA & OF
APPROX HEIGHT: 13'
STORIES: 1
APPROX HEIGHT: 13'
STORIES: 1
APPROX HEIGHT: 15'
STORIES: 1
APPROX HEIGHT: 15'
STORIES: 1
Scale
Project number
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ISSUES/ REVISIONS
APN number
NOT FOR
CONSTRUCTION
NTS
4/24/2024 5:11:13 P
M
GP0.08
SHADOW STUDY
21128
01.09.2023
MB
EB
1130 & 1132
MISION ST.
SANTA CRUZ
, CA 95060
1130 & 1132
MISSION
006-203-25
1 SOLAR STUDY - JUNE 21 - 9AM 2SOLAR STUDY - JUNE 21 - 12PM 3SOLAR STUDY - JUNE 21 - 3PM 4 SOLAR STUDY - DEC 21 - 9AM 5SOLAR STUDY - DEC 21 - 12PM 6SOLAR STUDY - DEC 21 - 3PM Issue DESCRIPTION DATE
0 PLANNING APPLICATION 06.01.2023
1 PLANNING REV-01 08.25.2023
2 PLANNING REV-02 01.04.2024
3 PLANNING REV-03 03.11.2024
3 29.88
WD WD WWWDDD
WD WD
WD WD 717 SF
AMENITY
682 SF
SERVICE
3,073 SF
COMMERCIAL
79 SF
CIRCULATION
161 SF
CIRCULATION
215 SF
CIRCULATION
368 SF
RESIDENT STOR.
STAIR COUNTED ONCE ON
LEVEL 1 PER SCMC 24.22.366
STAIR COUNTED ONCE ON
LEVEL 1 PER SCMC 24.22.366
COMMERCIAL
PARKING EXCLUDED
FROM AREA
TABULATION PER
SCMC 24.22.366
2,930 SF
RESIDENTIAL
2,854 SF
RESIDENTIAL
1,173 SF
CIRCULATION
247 SF
BIKE STOR.
96 SF
SERVICE
543 SF
AMENITY
854 SF
COURTYARD
243 SF
LAUNDRY / STORAGE
STAIR COUNTED ONCE ON
LEVEL 1 PER SCMC 24.22.366
STAIR COUNTED ONCE ON
LEVEL 1 PER SCMC 24.22.366
5,918 SF
RESIDENTIAL
253 SF
BIKE STOR.
1,138 SF
CIRCULATION
STAIR COUNTED ONCE ON
LEVEL 1 PER SCMC 24.22.366
STAIR COUNTED ONCE ON
LEVEL 1 PER SCMC 24.22.366
5,722 SF
PARKING
289 SF
TRASH
260 SF
MECHANICAL
281 SF
CIRCULATION
2,627 SF
COMMERCIAL
522 SF
RESIDENTIAL LOBBY
152 SF
ELEVATOR
1,733 SF
RESIDENTIAL
206 SF
MECHANICAL
89 SF
ELEVATOR
508 SF
AMENITY
1,745 SF
RESIDENTIAL
1,008 SF
STORAGE
1,046 SF
COURTYARD
213 SF
BICYCLE STOR.
116 SF
TRASH
1,779 SF
CIRCULATION
691 SF
RESIDENTIAL
STAIR COUNTED
ONCE ON LEVEL 1
PER SCMC 24.22.366
341 SF
RESIDENTIAL
1,733 SF
RESIDENTIAL
206 SF
MECHANICAL
89 SF
ELEVATOR
534 SF
AMENITY
1,733 SF
RESIDENTIAL
1,413 SF
STORAGE
213 SF
BICYCLE STOR.
116 SF
TRASH
1,502 SF
CIRCULATION
691 SF
RESIDENTIAL
91 SF
OFFICE
STAIR COUNTED
ONCE ON LEVEL 1
PER SCMC 24.22.366
STAIR COUNTED
ONCE ON LEVEL 1
PER SCMC 24.22.366
1,733 SF
RESIDENTIAL
206 SF
MECHANICAL
89 SF
ELEVATOR
494 SF
AMENITY
1,733 SF
RESIDENTIAL
213 SF
116 BICYCLE STOR. SF
TRASH
1,503 SF
CIRCULATION
131 SF
RESIDENT STOR.
691 SF
RESIDENTIAL
1,413 SF
STORAGE
STAIR COUNTED
ONCE ON LEVEL 1
PER SCMC 24.22.366
STAIR COUNTED
ONCE ON LEVEL 1
PER SCMC 24.22.366
1,381 SF
RESIDENTIAL
206 SF
MECHANICAL
89 SF
ELEVATOR
345 SF
RESIDENTIAL
1,381 SF
RESIDENTIAL
1,413 SF
STORAGE
213 SF
BICYCLE STORAGE
116 SF
TRASH
1,453 SF
CIRCULATION
691 SF
RESIDENTIAL
STAIR COUNTED
ONCE ON LEVEL 1
PER SCMC 24.22.366
STAIR COUNTED
ONCE ON LEVEL 1
PER SCMC 24.22.366
Scale
Project number
Print Date
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ISSUES/ REVISIONS
APN number
NOT FOR
CONSTRUCTION
1" = 30'-0"
4/24/2024 5:11:29 P
M
GP0.09
GROSS AREA PLAN
EXHIBITS
21128
01.09.2023
OH
EB
1130 & 1132
MISION ST.
SANTA CRUZ
, CA 95060
1130 & 1132
MISSION
006-203-25
Issue DESCRIPTION DATE
5 PLANNING REV-05 04.24.2024
1" = 30'-0"
1 BASE DENSITY - GROSS BUILDING AREA - LEVEL 1
1" = 30'-0"
2 BASE DENSITY - GROSS BUILDING AREA - LEVEL 2
1" = 30'-0"
3 BASE DENSITY - GROSS BUILDING AREA - LEVEL 3
1" = 30'-0" 4
PROPOSED - GROSS BUILDING AREA - LEVEL 1
1" = 30'-0" 5
PROPOSED - GROSS BUILDING AREA - LEVEL 2
1" = 30'-0" 6
PROPOSED - GROSS BUILDING AREA - LEVEL 3
1" = 30'-0" 7
PROPOSED - GROSS BUILDING AREA - LEVEL 4
1" = 30'-0" 8
PROPOSED - GROSS BUILDING AREA - LEVEL 5
PROPOSED - GROSS BUILDING AREA
LEVEL RESIDENTIAL CIRCULATION PARKING AMENITY SERVICE / MECH. COMMERCIAL STORAGE TOTALS LEVEL 1 0 SF 433 SF 5,722 SF 522 SF 549 SF 2,627 SF 0 SF 9,853 SF LEVEL 2 4,510 SF 1,868 SF 0 SF 1,767 SF 322 SF 0 SF 1,008 SF 9,475 SF LEVEL 3 4,157 SF 1,591 SF 0 SF 838 SF 322 SF 0 SF 1,413 SF 8,321 SF LEVEL 4 4,157 SF 1,592 SF 0 SF 838 SF 322 SF 0 SF 1,413 SF 8,322 SF LEVEL 5 3,798 SF 1,542 SF 0 SF 213 SF 322 SF 0 SF 1,413 SF 7,288 SF GRAND TOTALS 16,622 SF 7,026 SF 5,722 SF 4,178 SF 1,837 SF 2,627 SF 5,247 SF 43,259 SF
BASE DENSITY - GROSS BUILDING AREA
LEVEL RESIDENTIAL CIRCULATION PARKING AMENITY SERVICE / MECH. COMMERCIAL TOTALS LEVEL 1 0 SF 455 SF 0 SF 1,086 SF 682 SF 3,073 SF 5,295 SF LEVEL 2 5,784 SF 1,173 SF 0 SF 1,887 SF 96 SF 0 SF 8,939 SF LEVEL 3 5,918 SF 1,138 SF 0 SF 253 SF 0 SF 0 SF 7,310 SF GRAND TOTALS 11,702 SF 2,766 SF 0 SF 3,226 SF 778 SF 3,073 SF 21,544 SF PROPOSED PROJECT:
PROPOSED GROSS
RESIDENTIAL AREA: 16,622 GSF
PROPOSED UNIT
COUNT: 48 UNITS
AVERAGE GROSS
UNIT SIZE: 346.3 GSF
AVERAGE GROSS
RESIDENTIAL UNIT SIZE:
BASE DENSITY:
BASE DENSITY GROSS
RESIDENTIAL AREA: 11,702 GSF
BASE DENSITY
UNIT COUNT: 33 UNITS
AVERAGE GROSS
UNIT SIZE: 354.6 GSF
5 PROPOSED GROSS BUILDING AREA PLANS BASE DENSITY GROSS BUILDING AREA PLANS SCMC 24.16.255 (6):
FOR THE PURPOSES OF CALCULATING THE NUMBER OF DENSITY
BONUS UNITS IN AREAS WHERE A MAXIMUM DENSITY RANGE IS NOT
PROVIDED IN THE ZONE DISTRICT OR GENERAL PLAN, AN IMPLICIT
RESIDENTIAL DENSITY SHALL BE CALCULATED BASED ON A PROJECT
PUT FORWARD BY THE APPLICANT THAT MEETS ALL APPLICABLE
DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS. OBJECTIVE DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS
SUCH AS SETBACKS, FLOOR AREA RATIO, AND HEIGHT LIMITATIONS,
WHILE NOT DEFINING THE MAXIMUM DENSITY RANGE PER SE, CAN BE
UTILIZED TO DETERMINE THE IMPLICIT RESIDENTIAL DENSITY
ALLOWED. IN THIS APPROACH, A PROJECT DEFINES THE APPLICABLE
RESIDENTIAL DENSITY FOR ITSELF BASED ON MEETING APPLICABLE DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS. THE AVERAGE SIZE OF THE UNITS
PRESENTED IN THE BASE DENSITY PROJECT MUST BE EQUAL TO OR
GREATER THAN THE AVERAGE SIZE OF THE UNITS PRESENTED IN THE DENSITY BONUS PROJECT.
29.89 WD WD W W W D D D
WD WD
WD WD
239 SF
UNIT
242 SF
UNIT
242 SF
UNIT
349 SF
UNIT
299 SF
UNIT
298 SF
UNIT
264 SF
UNIT
272 SF
UNIT
272 SF
UNIT
272 SF
UNIT
272 SF
UNIT
385 SF
UNIT
303 SF
UNIT
293 SF
UNIT
347 SF
UNIT
242 SF
UNIT
255 SF
UNIT
271 SF
UNIT
330 SF
UNIT
354 SF
UNIT
235 SF
UNIT
264 SF
UNIT
272 SF
UNIT
272 SF
UNIT
272 SF
UNIT
272 SF
UNIT
385 SF
UNIT
303 SF
UNIT
293 SF
UNIT
307 SF
UNIT
194 SF
UNIT
194 SF
UNIT
189 SF
UNIT
279 SF
UNIT A
279 SF
UNIT A
279 SF
UNIT A
279 SF
UNIT A
279 SF
UNIT A
279 SF
UNIT A
279 SF
UNIT A
279 SF
UNIT A
279 SF
UNIT A
279 SF
UNIT A
278 SF
UNIT B
278 SF
UNIT B
278 SF
UNIT B
279 SF
UNIT A
279 SF
UNIT A
279 SF
UNIT A
279 SF
UNIT A
279 SF
UNIT A
279 SF
UNIT A
279 SF
UNIT A
279 SF
UNIT A
279 SF
UNIT A
279 SF
UNIT A
278 SF
UNIT B
278 SF
UNIT B
279 SF
UNIT A
279 SF
UNIT A
279 SF
UNIT A
279 SF
UNIT A
279 SF
UNIT A
279 SF
UNIT A
279 SF
UNIT A
279 SF
UNIT A
279 SF
UNIT A
279 SF
UNIT A
278 SF
UNIT B
278 SF
UNIT B
278 SF
UNIT B
278 SF
UNIT B
278 SF
UNIT B
278 SF
UNIT B
278 SF
UNIT B
278 SF
UNIT B
278 SF
UNIT B
278 SF
UNIT B
278 SF
UNIT B
278 SF
UNIT B 278 SF
UNIT B
Scale
Project number
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ISSUES/ REVISIONS
APN number
NOT FOR
CONSTRUCTION
1" = 20'-0"
4/25/2024 10:52:16 A
M
GP0.10
NET UNIT AREA PLAN
EXHIBITS
21128
01.09.2023
OH
EB
1130 & 1132
MISION ST.
SANTA CRUZ
, CA 95060
1130 & 1132
MISSION
006-203-25
Issue DESCRIPTION DATE
5 PLANNING REV-05 04.24.2024
1" = 20'-0"
1 BASE DENSITY - NET UNIT AREA - LEVEL 2
1" = 20'-0"
2 BASE DENSITY - NET UNIT AREA - LEVEL 3
BASE DENSITY - AVERAGE NET UNIT AREA
TOTAL NET UNIT AREA COUNT AVERAGE NET AREA
9,250 SF 33 280.3
1" = 20'-0" 3
PROPOSED - NET UNIT AREA - LEVEL 2
1" = 20'-0" 4
PROPOSED - NET UNIT AREA - LEVEL 3
1" = 20'-0" 5
PROPOSED - NET UNIT AREA - LEVEL 4
1" = 20'-0" 6
PROPOSED - NET UNIT AREA - LEVEL 5
PROPOSED - AVERAGE NET UNIT AREA
TOTAL NET UNIT AREA COUNT AVERAGE NET UNIT AREA
13,387 SF 48 278.9
PROPOSED NET UNIT AREA PLANS BASE DENSITY NET UNIT AREA PLANS PROPOSED PROJECT:
PROPOSED NET
RESIDENTIAL AREA: 13,387 NSF
PROPOSED UNIT
COUNT: 48 UNITS
AVERAGE NET
UNIT SIZE: 278.9 NSF
AVERAGE NET
RESIDENTIAL UNIT SIZE:
BASE DENSITY:
BASE DENSITY NET
RESIDENTIAL AREA: 9,250 NSF
BASE DENSITY
UNIT COUNT: 33 UNITS
AVERAGE NET
UNIT SIZE: 280.3 NSF
SCMC 24.12.1010:
THE NET AREA OF A SRO UNIT MAY RANGE FROM A MINIMUM OF ONE
HUNDRED FIFTY SQUARE FEET TO A MAXIMUM OF FOUR HUNDRED
SQUARE FEET, WITH THE AVERAGE UNIT SIZE BEING NO GREATER THAN THREE HUNDRED FORTY-FIVE SQUARE FEET.
5 29.90
Scale
Project number
Print Date
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ISSUES/ REVISIONS
APN numberNOT FOR CONSTRUCTION
4/24/2024 5:11:44 PM
LS.10
LAND SURVEY (FOR
REFERENCE ONLY)
21128
01.09.2023
DS
EB
1130 & 1132 MISION ST.SANTA CRUZ, CA 950601130 & 1132 MISSION 006-203-25
NOTES:
• SURVEY INCLUDED FOR INFORMATIONAL
PURPOSES ONLY.
• SURVEY IS NOT TO SCALE
AS INDICATED
Issue DESCRIPTION DATE
0 PLANNING APPLICATION 06.01.2023
1 PLANNING REV-01 08.25.2023
2 PLANNING REV-02 01.04.2024
3 PLANNING REV-03 03.11.2024
29.91 SL
TS
TS
PG&E
PG&E
PG&E
8"
8"
6"
6"
8"
8"
WM
WM
-1.5'
S
S
UV
UV
UV
UV
UV
MW
MW
MW
UV
1. SEE SHEET GP0.01-GP0.05 FOR GENERAL NOTES AND PROJECT
INFORMATION
2. REFERENCE LAND SURVEY FOR SITE ELEVATIONS, SLOPES AND EXISTING SITE CONDITIONS.
3. ADJACENT BUILDING HEIGHTS ARE SHOWN APPROXIMATELY BASED ON SURVEY INFORMATION AND GOOGLE EARTH MEASUREMENTS.
DEMO SITE PLAN NOTES
SUBJECT PROPERTY:
1130 MISSION ST.
PARCEL #: 006-203-25
ZONING: CC
SUBJECT PROPERTY:
1130 MISSION ST.
PARCEL #: 006-203-24
ZONING: CC
ADJ. PROPERTY:
1212 LAUREL ST.
PARCEL #: 006-203-12
ZONING: R-1-5
ADJ. PROPERTY:
1216 LAUREL ST.
PARCEL #: 006-203-22
ZONING: R-1-5
UTILITY EASEMENT
15' - 0"
(E) SINGLE-STORY
COMMERCIAL BUILDING
TO BE DEMOLISHED
(E) SINGLE-STORY
COMMERCIAL BUILDING
TO BE DEMOLISHED
ADJ. PROPERTY:
1112 MISSION ST.
PARCEL #: 006-203-23
ZONING: PA & OF
RESIDENCE
APPROXIMATE BUILDING
HEIGHT: 22'
RESIDENCE
APPROXIMATE
BUILDING
HEIGHT: 13'
RESIDENCE
APPROXIMATE BUILDING
HEIGHT: 15'
RESIDENCE
APPROXIMATE BUILDING
HEIGHT: 13'
RESIDENCE
APPROXIMATE
BUILDING
HEIGHT: 13'
RESIDENCE
APPROXIMATE BUILDING
HEIGHT: 15'
RESIDENCE
APPROXIMATE BUILDING
HEIGHT: 15'
PROPERTY LINE
PROPERTY LINE PROPERTY LINE
PROPERTY LINE
PROPERTY LINE
PROPERTY LINE PROPERTY LINE
PROPERTY LINE
LAUREL CREEK 4 CENTERLINE
LAUREL CREEK 4 CENTERLINE
DEVELOPMENT
SETBACK
15' - 0" CREEK
(E) TREE TO BE
REMOVED
(E) LANDSCAPING AND
PARKING TO BE
REMOVED
RIPARIAN
CORR.
10' - 0" CREEK
EASEMENT
EASEMENT
EASEMENT
LAUREL AVE.
MISSION STREET
(E) TREES TO BE REMOVED
EXISTING TRAFFIC SIGNALS
EXISTING STREET LIGHT
EXISTING SIGNAGE TO BE
SALVAGED AND REPURPOSED;
SEE AP9.01
40' - 0" CREEK MANAGEMENT AREA
AP9.01
2 DASH INDICATES
DEVELOPMENT
SETBACK BELOW
DASH INDICATES
RIPARIAN CORR.
SETBACK BELOW
N
N
TRUE
NORTH
PROJECT
NORTH
Scale
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ISSUES/ REVISIONS
APN number
NOT FOR
CONSTRUCTION
As indicated
4/24/2024 5:05:06 PM
AP0.50D
PROPOSED DEMO
SITE PLAN
21128
01.09.2023
OH
EB
1130 & 1132 MISSION1130 & 1132 MISION ST.SANTA CRUZ, CA 95060 006-203-25
1" = 10'-0" 1
EXISTING SITE PLAN_DEMO
Issue DESCRIPTION DATE
SB330 PRE-APPLICATION 01.09.2023
0 PLANNING APPLICATION 06.01.2023
1 PLANNING REV-01 08.25.2023
2 PLANNING REV-02 01.04.2024
3 PLANNING REV-03 03.11.2024
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1. SEE SHEET GP0.01-GP0.05 FOR GENERAL NOTES AND PROJECT
INFORMATION
2. ADJACENT BUILDING HEIGHTS ARE APPROXIMATE AND ARE TAKEN FROM ADJACENT GRADE ELEVATIONS.
3. REFERENCE LAND SURVEY FOR SITE ELEVATIONS, SLOPES AND EXISTING SITE CONDITIONS.
SITE PLAN NOTES
AP3.02 1
AP3.02
2 1 AP3.01
AP3.01 2
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LAUREL
CREEK
4 CENTERLINE
LAUREL CREEK 4 CENTERLINE
DEVELOPMENT SETBACK 15' - 0" CREEK
ADJ. PROPERTY:
1212 LAUREL ST.
PARCEL #: 006-203-12
ZONING: R-1-5
ADJ. PROPERTY:
1216 LAUREL ST.
PARCEL #: 006-203-22
ZONING: R-1-5
ADJ. PROPERTY:
1112 MISSION ST.
PARCEL #: 006-203-23
ZONING: PA & OF
RESIDENCE
APPROXIMATE BUILDING
HEIGHT: 22'
RESIDENCE
APPROXIMATE
BUILDING
HEIGHT: 13'
RESIDENCE
APPROXIMATE BUILDING
HEIGHT: 15'
RESIDENCE
APPROXIMATE BUILDING
HEIGHT: 13'
RESIDENCE
APPROXIMATE
BUILDING
HEIGHT: 13'
RESIDENCE
APPROXIMATE BUILDING
HEIGHT: 15'
RESIDENCE
APPROXIMATE BUILDING
HEIGHT: 15'
COMMERCIAL
ENTRY
RESIDENTIAL
ENTRY
VEHICLE ENTRY
(PARKING & LOADING)
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6' - 3"
9' - 2" 10' - 4"
SUBJECT PROPERTY:
1130 MISSION ST.
PARCEL #: 006-203-25
ZONING: CC
SUBJECT PROPERTY:
1130 MISSION ST.
PARCEL #: 006-203-24
ZONING: CCRIPARIAN CORR. 10' - 0" CREEK
EASEMENT
EASEMENT
EASEMENT
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EVSE EVSE EVSE EVSE EVSE EVSE
EVSE
89 10
7 40' - 0" CREEK MANAGEMENT AREA
AP9.01 2
DASH INDICATES
DEVELOPMENT
SETBACK BELOW
DASH INDICATES
RIPARIAN CORR.
SETBACK BELOW
1 1
DASH INDICATES
UNIT ABOVE
N
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TRUE
NORTH
PROJECT
NORTH
Scale
Project number
Print Date
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ISSUES/ REVISIONS
APN numberNOT FOR CONSTRUCTION
As indicated
4/24/2024 5:05:09 PM
AP0.51
PROPOSED SITE
PLAN
21128
01.09.2023
OH
EB
1130 & 1132 MISSION1130 & 1132 MISION ST.SANTA CRUZ, CA 95060 006-203-25
1" = 10'-0"
2 PROPOSED SITE PLAN
Issue DESCRIPTION DATE
SB330 PRE-APPLICATION 01.09.2023
0 PLANNING APPLICATION 06.01.2023
1 PLANNING REV-01 08.25.2023
2 PLANNING REV-02 01.04.2024
3 PLANNING REV-03 03.11.2024
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1. SEE SHEET GP0.01-GP0.05 FOR GENERAL NOTES AND PROJECT INFORMATION.
2. ALL UNITS SHALL BE ADAPTABLE PER CBC CH 11AWITH BATHROOMS PER OPTION 2 -U.O.N
3. SEE CIVIL DRAWINGS FOR ALL SITE ELEVATIONS, SLOPE AND CURB INFORMATION.
4. SEE LANDSCAPE DRAWINGS FOR PLANTING AND STREET TREE INFORMATION.
FLOOR PLAN NOTES
UNITMIX
FLOOR PLAN KEYED NOTES
AFFORDABLE UNIT MIX: 8 VERY LOW INCOME
50 MARKET RATE 1 MANAGER UNIT
AM
PLAN SYMBOL DESIGNATION:
RESIDENT AMENITIES
TOTAL RESIDENTIAL STORAGE SPACES PROVIDED: 60 SPACES 0 - SINGLE STORAGE LOCKERS 0 SPACES 0 - DOUBLE STORAGE LOCKERS 0 SPACES 20 - TRIPLE STORAGE LOCKERS 60 SPACES
TOTAL RESIDENTIAL WASHER/DRYERS PROVIDED: 6 WASHERS, 6 DRYERS 1 WASHER / DRYER REQUIRED PER 20 UNITS: 3 WASHERS, 3 DRYERS TOTAL COMMON INDOOR SPACE PROVIDED: SEE GP0.04 FOR TOTAL COMMON INDOOR SPACE TOTAL COMMON OUTDOOR SPACE PROVIDED: SEE GP0.04 FOR TOTAL COMMON OUTDOOR SPACE 1 NOTE:
SEE GP0.09 AND GP0.10 FOR
GROSS BUILDING AREA
EXHIBITS AND AVERAGE NET
UNIT AREA EXHIBITS
5 N
N
TRUE
NORTH
PROJECT
NORTH
7 8
AH
AP3.02 1
AP3.02
2 1 AP3.01
AP3.01 2
COMMERCIAL
SPACE
TRASH / RECYCLE /
COMPOST
GFEDC
123
45 6
ELEV
PROPERTY
LINE
PROPERTY LINE PROPERTY LINE
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3' - 0" 3' - 0" 3' - 0"
3' - 0" 3' - 0" 3' - 0" 3' - 0"
3' - 0"9' - 0"
3' - 0"
4 5
3 3
4 7
4 6
6 6
PARKING
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EVSE EVSE EVSE EVSE EVSE EVSE
ACCESSIBLE
EVSE
8 STAIR 1
12 12
12 DRIVE AISLE
18' - 0" TYP 24' - 0" TYP
9' - 0" TYP
9' - 0" TYP
18' - 0" TYP
8' - 0" TYP
LAUREL
CREEK
4 CENTERLINE
LAUREL CREEK 4 CENTERLINE
DEVELOPMENT SETBACK 15' - 0" CREEK
REA
RYA
RD
S
ETBA
CK
1 5' -
0"
14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4"
5' - 0" 26' - 1"
14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 21' - 2" B
ADJ. PROPERTY:
1212 LAUREL ST.
PARCEL #: 006-203-12
ZONING: R-1-5
ADJ. PROPERTY:
1112MISSION ST.
PARCEL #: 006-203-23
ZONING: PA & OF
2 AP4.01
1 AP4.01
1 AP4.02
STAIR 2
89 10
3 ELEC
MEP /
SERVICE
EXTERIOR LOBBY /
MAIL
7 RIPARIAN CORR. 10' - 0" CREEK
EASEMENT
EASEMENT
EASEMENT
LOADING / TURNAROUND
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MISSION STREET
6 MOTORCYCLE PARKING
8' - 3" 88' - 3" 3' - 5" 5' - 0"
5' - 5" 98' - 0"
6' - 3"
7' - 0" 12' - 4" 76' - 3" 13' - 3" 14' - 3"
10' - 5"
4' - 8"
4' - 5"
9' - 2"
3' - 0" 3' - 0" 3' - 0"
7' - 2"
36' - 6"
20' - 7"
40' - 0" CREEK MANAGEMENT AREA
55'
-
6"
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PERTY
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27' -
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104' - 11" PROPERTY LINE
ACCESSIBLE
AP9.01 1
AP9.01 2
2 TEMPORARY
TRASH STAGING
AREA FOR PICK-UP
7' - 0"
7' - 0"
1 1
7' - 0"
1 1
1 DASH INDICATES
DEVELOPMENT
SETBACK BELOW
DASH INDICATES
RIPARIAN CORR.
SETBACK BELOW
1 2
ACCESS CONTROLLED /
KEY FOB DOOR FOR
SECURE BICYCLE
STORAGE FOR
COMMERCIAL USE ONLY
2 2 CLASS-I BICYCLE SPACES
8 CLASS-II BICYCLE SPACES
16 CLASS-II BICYCLE SPACES
8 CLASS-II BICYCLE SPACES
2' - 6" 2' - 6"
2' - 6" 2' - 6"
3 CLASS-II SPACES PROVIDED
FOR COMMERCIAL USE
Scale
Project number
Print Date
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ISSUES/ REVISIONS
APN numberNOT FOR CONSTRUCTION
As indicated
4/24/2024 5:18:59 PM
AP1.01
PROPOSED FLOOR
PLAN - LEVEL 1
21128
01.09.2023
OH
EB
1130 & 1132 MISION ST.SANTA CRUZ, CA 950601130 & 1132 MISSION 006-203-25
UNIT TYPE COUNT
UNIT A 30
UNIT B 18
48 1/8" = 1'-0"
1 FIRST FLOOR PLAN
FLOOR PLAN KEYED NOTES
KEYNOTE MATERIAL
1 ALIGN
2 CLASS I BICYCLE PARKING
3 CLASS II BICYCLE PARKING 4
PROPOSED NEW PATTERNED METAL FENCE / GATE / SCREEN
OR SIM.
5 ABOVE GRADE BUILT-IN PLANTER 6
DASH INDICATES FOOTPRINT OF BUILDING / CANOPY
OVERHEAD
7 SLIDING VEHICLE ENTRY GATE 8 MAILBOXES
9 PLANTER / PLANTER BENCH
10 WASHER / DRYER MACHINES PER SRO REQUIREMENTS, 1 PER
20 UNITS
11 RESIDENT STORAGE LOCKERS PER SRO REQUIREMENTS
12 STRUCTURAL COLUMN / ELEMENT
13 SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC PANELS
14 MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT AND ROOF SCREEN, LOCATION
INDICATED CONCEPTUALLY
15 HATCH INDICATES EXTENT OF VEGETATED ROOF, TRAY SYSTEM OR SIM.
16 EXTERIOR CORRIDOR
17 DOWNSPOUTS DRAIN TO STORMWATER PLANTER, REF CIVIL
Issue DESCRIPTION DATE
SB330 PRE-APPLICATION 01.09.2023
0 PLANNING APPLICATION 06.01.2023
1 PLANNING REV-01 08.25.2023
2 PLANNING REV-02 01.04.2024
3 PLANNING REV-03 03.11.2024
3 29.94
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1. SEE SHEET GP0.01-GP0.05 FOR GENERAL NOTES AND PROJECT INFORMATION.
2. ALL UNITS SHALL BE ADAPTABLE PER CBC CH 11AWITH BATHROOMS PER OPTION 2 -U.O.N
3. SEE CIVIL DRAWINGS FOR ALL SITE ELEVATIONS, SLOPE AND CURB INFORMATION.
4. SEE LANDSCAPE DRAWINGS FOR PLANTING AND STREET TREE INFORMATION.
FLOOR PLAN NOTES
UNITMIX
FLOOR PLAN KEYED NOTES
AFFORDABLE UNIT MIX: 8 VERY LOW INCOME
50 MARKET RATE 1 MANAGER UNIT
AM
PLAN SYMBOL DESIGNATION:
RESIDENT AMENITIES
TOTAL RESIDENTIAL STORAGE SPACES PROVIDED: 60 SPACES 0 - SINGLE STORAGE LOCKERS 0 SPACES 0 - DOUBLE STORAGE LOCKERS 0 SPACES 20 - TRIPLE STORAGE LOCKERS 60 SPACES
TOTAL RESIDENTIAL WASHER/DRYERS PROVIDED: 6 WASHERS, 6 DRYERS 1 WASHER / DRYER REQUIRED PER 20 UNITS: 3 WASHERS, 3 DRYERS TOTAL COMMON INDOOR SPACE PROVIDED: SEE GP0.04 FOR TOTAL COMMON INDOOR SPACE TOTAL COMMON OUTDOOR SPACE PROVIDED: SEE GP0.04 FOR TOTAL COMMON OUTDOOR SPACE 1 NOTE:
SEE GP0.09 AND GP0.10 FOR
GROSS BUILDING AREA
EXHIBITS AND AVERAGE NET
UNIT AREA EXHIBITS
5 N
N
TRUE
NORTH
PROJECT
NORTH
7 8
AH
AP3.02 1
AP3.02
2 1 AP3.01
AP3.01 2
AMENITY
TRASH
BIKE STOR.
GFEDC
12 3
45 6
AP3.03 1
2 3
ELEV
UNIT A
UNIT A
UNIT A
UNIT A
UNIT A
UNIT A UNIT A UNIT A UNIT A UNIT A
UNIT B
UNIT B
PROPERTY
LINE
PROPERTY LINE PROPERTY LINE
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STAIR 1
PODIUM TERRACE
6 6
10 2
LAUREL
CREEK
4 CENTERLINE
LAUREL CREEK 4 CENTERLINE
DEVELOPMENT SETBACK 15' - 0" CREEK
REA
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SETB
ACK
15' -
0"
76 7
LAUNDRY 12345
6 10
9 8
7 12
13 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4"
5' - 0" 26' - 1"
14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 21' - 2" B
16 16
16 M
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1 AP4.01
1 AP4.02
ADJ. PROPERTY:
1112MISSION ST.
PARCEL #: 006-203-23
ZONING: PA & OF
ADJ. PROPERTY:
1212 LAUREL ST.
PARCEL #: 006-203-12
ZONING: R-1-5
STAIR 2
EASEMENT
EASEMENT
EASEMENT
PODIUM
TERRACE
20 CLASS-I BICYCLE SPACES
MEP / SERVICE
OPEN TO BELOW
RIPARIAN CORR. 10' - 0" CREEK
15' - 0" 24' - 1" 1' - 5"
7' - 5"
22' - 0"
9' - 8" 113' - 5" 6' - 11"
71' - 6"
5' - 0" 26' - 1"
7' - 2"
6' - 3"
81' - 0"
26' - 1" 4' - 7"
0' - 2"
1' - 1"
40' - 0" CREEK MANAGEMENT AREA
55'
-
6"
PRO
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1 1
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104' - 11" PROPERTY LINE
AP9.01 2
5' - 2"
1 DASH INDICATES
DEVELOPMENT
SETBACK BELOW
DASH INDICATES
RIPARIAN CORR.
SETBACK BELOW
111
ACCESS CONTROLLED / KEY FOB
DOOR FOR SECURE BICYCLE STORAGE
FOR RESIDENTIAL USE ONLY
2 3
STORAGE
STORAGE
STORAGE
UNIT B
11 5
Scale
Project number
Print Date
Drawn by
Checked by
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SANTA CRUZ, CA 95060
WORKBENCHBUILT.COM
P: 831.227.2217 All drawings and written material appearing herin constitute original and unpublished work of Workbench, Inc. and may not be duplicated, used or disclosed without written consent of the Workbench, Inc.
ISSUES/ REVISIONS
APN numberNOT FOR CONSTRUCTION
As indicated
4/24/2024 5:19:04 PM
AP1.02
PROPOSED FLOOR
PLAN - LEVEL 2
21128
01.09.2023
OH
EB
1130 & 1132 MISION ST.SANTA CRUZ, CA 950601130 & 1132 MISSION 006-203-25
1/8" = 1'-0"
1 SECOND FLOOR PLAN
FLOOR PLAN KEYED NOTES
KEYNOTE MATERIAL
1 ALIGN
2 CLASS I BICYCLE PARKING
3 CLASS II BICYCLE PARKING 4
PROPOSED NEW PATTERNED METAL FENCE / GATE / SCREEN
OR SIM.
5 ABOVE GRADE BUILT-IN PLANTER 6
DASH INDICATES FOOTPRINT OF BUILDING / CANOPY
OVERHEAD
7 SLIDING VEHICLE ENTRY GATE 8 MAILBOXES
9 PLANTER / PLANTER BENCH
10 WASHER / DRYER MACHINES PER SRO REQUIREMENTS, 1 PER
20 UNITS
11 RESIDENT STORAGE LOCKERS PER SRO REQUIREMENTS
12 STRUCTURAL COLUMN / ELEMENT
13 SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC PANELS
14 MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT AND ROOF SCREEN, LOCATION
INDICATED CONCEPTUALLY
15 HATCH INDICATES EXTENT OF VEGETATED ROOF, TRAY SYSTEM OR SIM.
16 EXTERIOR CORRIDOR
17 DOWNSPOUTS DRAIN TO STORMWATER PLANTER, REF CIVIL
Issue DESCRIPTION DATE
SB330 PRE-APPLICATION 01.09.2023
0 PLANNING APPLICATION 06.01.2023
1 PLANNING REV-01 08.25.2023
2 PLANNING REV-02 01.04.2024
3 PLANNING REV-03 03.11.2024
5 PLANNING REV-05 04.24.2024
3 UNIT TYPE COUNT
UNIT A 30
UNIT B 18
48 29.95
WD
DW
1. SEE SHEET GP0.01-GP0.05 FOR GENERAL NOTES AND PROJECT INFORMATION.
2. ALL UNITS SHALL BE ADAPTABLE PER CBC CH 11AWITH BATHROOMS PER OPTION 2 -U.O.N
3. SEE CIVIL DRAWINGS FOR ALL SITE ELEVATIONS, SLOPE AND CURB INFORMATION.
4. SEE LANDSCAPE DRAWINGS FOR PLANTING AND STREET TREE INFORMATION.
FLOOR PLAN NOTES
UNITMIX
FLOOR PLAN KEYED NOTES
AFFORDABLE UNIT MIX: 8 VERY LOW INCOME
50 MARKET RATE 1 MANAGER UNIT
AM
PLAN SYMBOL DESIGNATION:
RESIDENT AMENITIES
TOTAL RESIDENTIAL STORAGE SPACES PROVIDED: 60 SPACES 0 - SINGLE STORAGE LOCKERS 0 SPACES 0 - DOUBLE STORAGE LOCKERS 0 SPACES 20 - TRIPLE STORAGE LOCKERS 60 SPACES
TOTAL RESIDENTIAL WASHER/DRYERS PROVIDED: 6 WASHERS, 6 DRYERS 1 WASHER / DRYER REQUIRED PER 20 UNITS: 3 WASHERS, 3 DRYERS TOTAL COMMON INDOOR SPACE PROVIDED: SEE GP0.04 FOR TOTAL COMMON INDOOR SPACE TOTAL COMMON OUTDOOR SPACE PROVIDED: SEE GP0.04 FOR TOTAL COMMON OUTDOOR SPACE 1 NOTE:
SEE GP0.09 AND GP0.10 FOR
GROSS BUILDING AREA
EXHIBITS AND AVERAGE NET
UNIT AREA EXHIBITS
5 N
N
TRUE
NORTH
PROJECT
NORTH
7 8
AH
AP3.02 1
AP3.02
2 1 AP3.01
AP3.01 2
GFEDC
123
45 6
AP3.03 1
23 B
2 AP4.01
1 AP4.01
1 AP4.02
AMENITY
ELEV
UNIT B
UNIT B
TRASH
OPEN TO BELOW
STAIR 1
STAIR 2
10 2
11 PROPERTY
LINE
PROPERTY LINE PROPERTY LINE
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PROPERTY
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LAUREL
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4 CENTERLINE
LAUREL CREEK 4 CENTERLINE
DEVELOPMENT SETBACK 15' - 0" CREEK
REA
R
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SETB
ACK
15' -
0"
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6 10
9 87
11 12
16 16
16 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4"
5' - 0" 26' - 1"
14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 21' - 2" A
A
ADJ. PROPERTY:
1112MISSION ST.
PARCEL #: 006-203-23
ZONING: PA & OF
ADJ. PROPERTY:
1212 LAUREL ST.
PARCEL #: 006-203-12
ZONING: R-1-5
RIPARIAN CORR. 10' - 0" CREEK
EASEMENT
EASEMENT
EASEMENT
UNIT A UNIT A UNIT A UNIT A UNIT A
UNIT A
UNIT A
UNIT A
UNIT A
UNIT A
16 LAUNDRY
OFFICE
MEP /
SERVICE
BIKE STOR.
7 6
7 20 CLASS-I BICYCLE SPACES
6' -3
"
0' - 2"
71' - 8"
5' - 0" 26' - 1"
7' - 2"
6' - 11" 113' - 3" 9' - 10"
15' - 0" 24' - 1" 1' - 5"
22' - 0"
81' - 0" 8' - 5"
4' - 7" 26' - 1"
40' - 0" CREEK MANAGEMENT AREA
55'
-
6"
PRO
PERTY
LI
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27' -
0"P
R
OPER
TYLIN
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29 '
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5 "
P
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P
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130' - 0" PROPERTY LINE
1 1
0' -
0 "
P
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104' - 11" PROPERTY LINE
5' - 2"
1 DASH INDICATES
DEVELOPMENT
SETBACK BELOW
DASH INDICATES
RIPARIAN CORR.
SETBACK BELOW
1 ACCESS CONTROLLED / KEY FOB
DOOR FOR SECURE BICYCLE STORAGE
FOR RESIDENTIAL USE ONLY
2 3
STORAGE
STORAGE
STORAGE
Scale
Project number
Print Date
Drawn by
Checked by
189 WALNUT AVENUE
SANTA CRUZ, CA 95060
WORKBENCHBUILT.COM
P: 831.227.2217 All drawings and written material appearing herin constitute original and unpublished work of Workbench, Inc. and may not be duplicated, used or disclosed without written consent of the Workbench, Inc.
ISSUES/ REVISIONS
APN numberNOT FOR CONSTRUCTION
As indicated
4/24/2024 5:19:09 PM
AP1.03
PROPOSED FLOOR
PLAN - LEVEL 3
21128
01.09.2023
OH
EB
1130 & 1132 MISION ST.SANTA CRUZ, CA 950601130 & 1132 MISSION 006-203-25
FLOOR PLAN KEYED NOTES
KEYNOTE MATERIAL
1 ALIGN
2 CLASS I BICYCLE PARKING
3 CLASS II BICYCLE PARKING 4
PROPOSED NEW PATTERNED METAL FENCE / GATE / SCREEN
OR SIM.
5 ABOVE GRADE BUILT-IN PLANTER 6
DASH INDICATES FOOTPRINT OF BUILDING / CANOPY
OVERHEAD
7 SLIDING VEHICLE ENTRY GATE 8 MAILBOXES
9 PLANTER / PLANTER BENCH
10 WASHER / DRYER MACHINES PER SRO REQUIREMENTS, 1 PER
20 UNITS
11 RESIDENT STORAGE LOCKERS PER SRO REQUIREMENTS
12 STRUCTURAL COLUMN / ELEMENT
13 SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC PANELS
14 MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT AND ROOF SCREEN, LOCATION
INDICATED CONCEPTUALLY
15 HATCH INDICATES EXTENT OF VEGETATED ROOF, TRAY SYSTEM OR SIM.
16 EXTERIOR CORRIDOR
17 DOWNSPOUTS DRAIN TO STORMWATER PLANTER, REF CIVIL
1/8" = 1'-0"
1 PROPOSED FLOOR PLAN - LEVEL 3
Issue DESCRIPTION DATE
SB330 PRE-APPLICATION 01.09.2023
0 PLANNING APPLICATION 06.01.2023
1 PLANNING REV-01 08.25.2023
2 PLANNING REV-02 01.04.2024
3 PLANNING REV-03 03.11.2024
3 UNIT TYPE COUNT
UNIT A 30
UNIT B 18
48 29.96
D
WDW
1. SEE SHEET GP0.01-GP0.05 FOR GENERAL NOTES AND PROJECT INFORMATION.
2. ALL UNITS SHALL BE ADAPTABLE PER CBC CH 11AWITH BATHROOMS PER OPTION 2 -U.O.N
3. SEE CIVIL DRAWINGS FOR ALL SITE ELEVATIONS, SLOPE AND CURB INFORMATION.
4. SEE LANDSCAPE DRAWINGS FOR PLANTING AND STREET TREE INFORMATION.
FLOOR PLAN NOTES
UNITMIX
FLOOR PLAN KEYED NOTES
AFFORDABLE UNIT MIX: 8 VERY LOW INCOME
50 MARKET RATE 1 MANAGER UNIT
AM
PLAN SYMBOL DESIGNATION:
RESIDENT AMENITIES
TOTAL RESIDENTIAL STORAGE SPACES PROVIDED: 60 SPACES 0 - SINGLE STORAGE LOCKERS 0 SPACES 0 - DOUBLE STORAGE LOCKERS 0 SPACES 20 - TRIPLE STORAGE LOCKERS 60 SPACES
TOTAL RESIDENTIAL WASHER/DRYERS PROVIDED: 6 WASHERS, 6 DRYERS 1 WASHER / DRYER REQUIRED PER 20 UNITS: 3 WASHERS, 3 DRYERS TOTAL COMMON INDOOR SPACE PROVIDED: SEE GP0.04 FOR TOTAL COMMON INDOOR SPACE TOTAL COMMON OUTDOOR SPACE PROVIDED: SEE GP0.04 FOR TOTAL COMMON OUTDOOR SPACE 1 NOTE:
SEE GP0.09 AND GP0.10 FOR
GROSS BUILDING AREA
EXHIBITS AND AVERAGE NET
UNIT AREA EXHIBITS
5 N
N
TRUE
NORTH
PROJECT
NORTH
7 8
AH
AP3.02 1
AP3.02
2 1 AP3.01
AP3.01 2
GFEDC
12 3
45 6
AP3.03 1
2 3
AMENITY
ELEV
UNIT B
UNIT B
TRASH
OPEN TO BELOW
STAIR 1
STAIR 2
10 2
11 PROPERTY
LINE
PROPERTY LINE PROPERTY LINE
P
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P
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RTY
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P
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P
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RTY
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PROPERTY LINE PROPERTY LINE
PROPERTY
LI
N
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LAUREL
CREEK
4 CENTERLINE
LAUREL CREEK 4 CENTERLINE
DEVELOPMENT SETBACK 15' - 0" CREEK
REA
R
YARD
SETB
ACK
15' -
0"
12345
6 10
9 8
7 11
12 B
16 16
16 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4"
5' - 0" 26' - 1"
14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 21' - 2" A
A
2 AP4.01
1 AP4.01
1 AP4.02
ADJ. PROPERTY:
1112MISSION ST.
PARCEL #: 006-203-23
ZONING: PA & OF
ADJ. PROPERTY:
1212 LAUREL ST.
PARCEL #: 006-203-12
ZONING: R-1-5
EASEMENT
EASEMENT
EASEMENT
UNIT A UNIT A UNIT A UNIT A UNIT A
UNIT A
UNIT A
UNIT A
UNIT A
UNIT A
16 LAUNDRY
RESIDENT STOR.
MEP /
SERVICE
BIKE STOR.
76 7
20 CLASS-I BICYCLE SPACES
RIPARIAN CORR. 10' - 0" CREEK
0' - 2"
71' - 8"
5' - 0" 26' - 1"
7' - 2"
6' - 11" 113' - 3" 9' - 10"
22' - 0"
81' - 0" 8' - 5"
1' - 5"
15' - 0" 24' - 1"
4' - 7" 26' - 1"
2' - 6"
3' - 6"
7' - 2"
6' -3
"
40' - 0" CREEK MANAGEMENT AREA
55'
-
6"
PRO
PERTY
LI
N
E
27' -
0"P
R
OPER
TYLIN
E
29 '
-
5 "
P
RO
P
E
RTY
L
I
N
E
130' - 0" PROPERTY LINE
1 1
0' -
0 "
P
R
O
P
E
R
TY
LIN
E
104' - 11" PROPERTY LINE
5' - 2"
1 DASH INDICATES
DEVELOPMENT
SETBACK BELOW
DASH INDICATES
RIPARIAN CORR.
SETBACK BELOW
1 ACCESS CONTROLLED / KEY FOB
DOOR FOR SECURE BICYCLE STORAGE
FOR RESIDENTIAL USE ONLY
2 3
STORAGE
STORAGE
STORAGE
Scale
Project number
Print Date
Drawn by
Checked by
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SANTA CRUZ, CA 95060
WORKBENCHBUILT.COM
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ISSUES/ REVISIONS
APN numberNOT FOR CONSTRUCTION
As indicated
4/24/2024 5:19:14 PM
AP1.04
PROPOSED FLOOR
PLAN - LEVEL 4
21128
01.09.2023
OH
EB
1130 & 1132 MISION ST.SANTA CRUZ, CA 950601130 & 1132 MISSION 006-203-25
1/8" = 1'-0"
1 PROPOSED FLOOR PLAN - LEVEL 4
FLOOR PLAN KEYED NOTES
KEYNOTE MATERIAL
1 ALIGN
2 CLASS I BICYCLE PARKING
3 CLASS II BICYCLE PARKING 4
PROPOSED NEW PATTERNED METAL FENCE / GATE / SCREEN
OR SIM.
5 ABOVE GRADE BUILT-IN PLANTER 6
DASH INDICATES FOOTPRINT OF BUILDING / CANOPY
OVERHEAD
7 SLIDING VEHICLE ENTRY GATE 8 MAILBOXES
9 PLANTER / PLANTER BENCH
10 WASHER / DRYER MACHINES PER SRO REQUIREMENTS, 1 PER
20 UNITS
11 RESIDENT STORAGE LOCKERS PER SRO REQUIREMENTS
12 STRUCTURAL COLUMN / ELEMENT
13 SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC PANELS
14 MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT AND ROOF SCREEN, LOCATION
INDICATED CONCEPTUALLY
15 HATCH INDICATES EXTENT OF VEGETATED ROOF, TRAY SYSTEM OR SIM.
16 EXTERIOR CORRIDOR
17 DOWNSPOUTS DRAIN TO STORMWATER PLANTER, REF CIVIL
Issue DESCRIPTION DATE
SB330 PRE-APPLICATION 01.09.2023
0 PLANNING APPLICATION 06.01.2023
1 PLANNING REV-01 08.25.2023
2 PLANNING REV-02 01.04.2024
3 PLANNING REV-03 03.11.2024
3 UNIT TYPE COUNT
UNIT A 30
UNIT B 18
48 29.97
1 . SEE SHEET GP0.01-GP0.05 FOR GENERAL NOTES AND PROJECT INFORMATION.
2. ALL UNITS SHALL BE ADAPTABLE PER CBC CH 11AWITH BATHROOMS PER OPTION 2 -U.O.N
3. SEE CIVIL DRAWINGS FOR ALL SITE ELEVATIONS, SLOPE AND CURB INFORMATION.
4. SEE LANDSCAPE DRAWINGS FOR PLANTING AND STREET TREE INFORMATION.
FLOOR PLAN NOTES
UNITMIX
FLOOR PLAN KEYED NOTES
AFFORDABLE UNIT MIX: 8 VERY LOW INCOME
50 MARKET RATE 1 MANAGER UNIT
AM
PLAN SYMBOL DESIGNATION:
RESIDENT AMENITIES
TOTAL RESIDENTIAL STORAGE SPACES PROVIDED: 60 SPACES 0 - SINGLE STORAGE LOCKERS 0 SPACES 0 - DOUBLE STORAGE LOCKERS 0 SPACES 20 - TRIPLE STORAGE LOCKERS 60 SPACES
TOTAL RESIDENTIAL WASHER/DRYERS PROVIDED: 6 WASHERS, 6 DRYERS 1 WASHER / DRYER REQUIRED PER 20 UNITS: 3 WASHERS, 3 DRYERS TOTAL COMMON INDOOR SPACE PROVIDED: SEE GP0.04 FOR TOTAL COMMON INDOOR SPACE TOTAL COMMON OUTDOOR SPACE PROVIDED: SEE GP0.04 FOR TOTAL COMMON OUTDOOR SPACE 1 NOTE:
SEE GP0.09 AND GP0.10 FOR
GROSS BUILDING AREA
EXHIBITS AND AVERAGE NET
UNIT AREA EXHIBITS
5 N
N
TRUE
NORTH
PROJECT
NORTH
7 8
AH
AP3.02 1
AP3.02
2 1 AP3.01
AP3.01 2
GFEDC
12 3
45 6
AP3.03 1
2 3
UNIT B UNIT B UNIT B UNIT B
UNIT B
UNIT B
UNIT B
UNIT B
UNIT B
UNIT B
UNIT B
TRASH
OPEN TO BELOW
STAIR 1
STAIR 2
ELEV
ROOF TERRACE
ROOF
TERRACE 9
9 2
PROPERTY
LINE
PROPERTY LINE PROPERTY LINE
P
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P
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RTY
L
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N
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P
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P
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RTY
L
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N
E
PROPERTY LINE PROPERTY LINE
PROPERTY
LI
N
E
LAUREL
CREEK
4 CENTERLINE
LAUREL CREEK 4 CENTERLINE
DEVELOPMENT SETBACK 15' - 0" CREEK
REA
R
YARD
SETB
ACK
15' -
0"
12345
6 9
8 7
10 11
B
16 16
16 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 21' - 2" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4"
5' - 0" 26' - 1"
A
A
2 AP4.01
1 AP4.01
1 AP4.02
ADJ. PROPERTY:
1212 LAUREL ST.
PARCEL #: 006-203-12
ZONING: R-1-5
ADJ. PROPERTY:
1112MISSION ST.
PARCEL #: 006-203-23
ZONING: PA & OF
MEP / SERVICEEASEMENT
EASEMENT
EASEMENT
15 16
BIKE STOR.
76 7
20 CLASS-I BICYCLE SPACES
RIPARIAN CORR. 10' - 0" CREEK
12' - 6" 57' - 4"
5' - 0"
1' - 11"
22' - 2"
2' - 1"
1' -10
"
8' - 5" 81' - 0"
15' - 0" 24' - 1"
22' - 0"
112' - 3" 8' - 10"
24' - 1"
3' - 6"
2' - 6"
40' - 0" CREEK MANAGEMENT AREA
55'
-
6"
PRO
PERTY
LI
N
E
27' -
0"P
R
OPER
TYLIN
E
29 '
-
5 "
P
RO
P
E
RTY
L
I
N
E
130' - 0" PROPERTY LINE
1 1
0' -
0 "
P
R
O
P
E
R
TY
LIN
E
104' - 11" PROPERTY LINE
5' - 2"
1 DASH INDICATES
DEVELOPMENT
SETBACK BELOW
DASH INDICATES
RIPARIAN CORR.
SETBACK BELOW
ACCESS CONTROLLED / KEY FOB
DOOR FOR SECURE BICYCLE STORAGE
FOR RESIDENTIAL USE ONLY
2 3
STORAGE
STORAGE
STORAGE
Scale
Project number
Print Date
Drawn by
Checked by
189 WALNUT AVENUE
SANTA CRUZ, CA 95060
WORKBENCHBUILT.COM
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ISSUES/ REVISIONS
APN numberNOT FOR CONSTRUCTION
As indicated
4/24/2024 5:19:19 PM
AP1.05
PROPOSED FLOOR
PLAN - LEVEL 5
21128
01.09.2023
OH
EB
1130 & 1132 MISION ST.SANTA CRUZ, CA 950601130 & 1132 MISSION 006-203-25
1/8" = 1'-0"
1 PROPOSED FLOOR PLAN - LEVEL 5
FLOOR PLAN KEYED NOTES
KEYNOTE MATERIAL
1 ALIGN
2 CLASS I BICYCLE PARKING
3 CLASS II BICYCLE PARKING 4
PROPOSED NEW PATTERNED METAL FENCE / GATE / SCREEN
OR SIM.
5 ABOVE GRADE BUILT-IN PLANTER 6
DASH INDICATES FOOTPRINT OF BUILDING / CANOPY
OVERHEAD
7 SLIDING VEHICLE ENTRY GATE 8 MAILBOXES
9 PLANTER / PLANTER BENCH
10 WASHER / DRYER MACHINES PER SRO REQUIREMENTS, 1 PER
20 UNITS
11 RESIDENT STORAGE LOCKERS PER SRO REQUIREMENTS
12 STRUCTURAL COLUMN / ELEMENT
13 SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC PANELS
14 MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT AND ROOF SCREEN, LOCATION
INDICATED CONCEPTUALLY
15 HATCH INDICATES EXTENT OF VEGETATED ROOF, TRAY SYSTEM OR SIM.
16 EXTERIOR CORRIDOR
17 DOWNSPOUTS DRAIN TO STORMWATER PLANTER, REF CIVIL
Issue DESCRIPTION DATE
SB330 PRE-APPLICATION 01.09.2023
0 PLANNING APPLICATION 06.01.2023
1 PLANNING REV-01 08.25.2023
2 PLANNING REV-02 01.04.2024
3 PLANNING REV-03 03.11.2024
3 UNIT TYPE COUNT
UNIT A 30
UNIT B 18
48 29.98
1 . SEE SHEET GP0.01-GP0.05 FOR GENERAL NOTES AND PROJECT INFORMATION.
2. ALL UNITS SHALL BE ADAPTABLE PER CBC CH 11AWITH BATHROOMS PER OPTION 2 -U.O.N
3. SEE CIVIL DRAWINGS FOR ALL SITE ELEVATIONS, SLOPE AND CURB INFORMATION.
4. SEE LANDSCAPE DRAWINGS FOR PLANTING AND STREET TREE INFORMATION.
FLOOR PLAN NOTES
UNITMIX
FLOOR PLAN KEYED NOTES
AFFORDABLE UNIT MIX: 8 VERY LOW INCOME
50 MARKET RATE 1 MANAGER UNIT
AM
PLAN SYMBOL DESIGNATION:
RESIDENT AMENITIES
TOTAL RESIDENTIAL STORAGE SPACES PROVIDED: 60 SPACES 0 - SINGLE STORAGE LOCKERS 0 SPACES 0 - DOUBLE STORAGE LOCKERS 0 SPACES 20 - TRIPLE STORAGE LOCKERS 60 SPACES
TOTAL RESIDENTIAL WASHER/DRYERS PROVIDED: 6 WASHERS, 6 DRYERS 1 WASHER / DRYER REQUIRED PER 20 UNITS: 3 WASHERS, 3 DRYERS TOTAL COMMON INDOOR SPACE PROVIDED: SEE GP0.04 FOR TOTAL COMMON INDOOR SPACE TOTAL COMMON OUTDOOR SPACE PROVIDED: SEE GP0.04 FOR TOTAL COMMON OUTDOOR SPACE 1 NOTE:
SEE GP0.09 AND GP0.10 FOR
GROSS BUILDING AREA
EXHIBITS AND AVERAGE NET
UNIT AREA EXHIBITS
5 7
8 AH
AP3.02 1
AP3.02
2 1 AP3.01
AP3.01 2
GFEDC
12 3
45 6
AP3.03 1
2 3
63' - 0"
63' - 0" 63' - 0"
63' - 0"
63' - 0" 63' - 0"
61' - 0"
66' - 0"
71' - 0"
71' - 0"
66' - 0"
63' - 0" 63' - 0"
61' - 0"
63' - 0" 63' - 0"
63' - 0"
63' - 0"
63' - 0" 63' - 0"
63' - 0" 63' - 0"
PROPERTY
LINE
PROPERTY LINE PROPERTY LINE
P
R
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P
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RTY
L
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P
R
O
P
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RTY
L
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PROPERTY LINE PROPERTY LINE
PROPERTY
LI
N
E
LAUREL
CREEK
4 CENTERLINE
LAUREL CREEK 4 CENTERLINE
DEVELOPMENT SETBACK 15' - 0" CREEK
15 13
13 13
13 14
14 15 61' - 0"
61' - 0"
B
14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4"
5' - 0" 26' - 1"
14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 21' - 2" 2 AP4.01
1 AP4.01
1 AP4.02
ADJ. PROPERTY:
1212 LAUREL ST.
PARCEL #: 006-203-12
ZONING: R-1-5
ADJ. PROPERTY:
1112MISSION ST.
PARCEL #: 006-203-23
ZONING: PA & OF
RIPARIAN CORR. 10' - 0" CREEK
EASEMENT
EASEMENT
EASEMENT
OPEN TO BELOW
20' - 11"
16' - 11"
8' - 5" 71' - 8"
20' - 11"
11' - 7"
6' - 11" 14' - 4" 57' - 4" 14' - 4" 28' - 6" 8' - 7"
14' - 4" 57' - 4"
5' - 0" 26' - 1"
7' - 2"
0' - 2"
15' -0"
24' -1
"
1' - 5"
LOW SLOPE ROOF TBD MIN 2% SLOPE
LOW SLOPE ROOF TBD MIN 2% SLOPE
LOW SLOPE ROOF TBD MIN 2% SLOPE
17 17
17 17
17 17
40' - 0" CREEK MANAGEMENT AREA
55'
-
6"
PRO
PERTY
LI
N
E
27' -
0"P
R
OPER
TYLIN
E
29 '
-
5 "
P
RO
P
E
RTY
L
I
N
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130' - 0" PROPERTY LINE
1 1
0' -
0 "
P
R
O
P
E
R
TY
LIN
E
104' - 11" PROPERTY LINE
REAR
YARDS
ETB
ACK
15' -
0"
AP9.01 2
17 171
DASH INDICATES
DEVELOPMENT
SETBACK BELOW
DASH INDICATES
RIPARIAN CORR.
SETBACK BELOW
3 N
N
TRUE
NORTH
PROJECT
NORTH
Scale
Project number
Print Date
Drawn by
Checked by
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SANTA CRUZ, CA 95060
WORKBENCHBUILT.COM
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ISSUES/ REVISIONS
APN numberNOT FOR CONSTRUCTION
As indicated
4/24/2024 5:19:21 PM
AP1.06
PROPOSED ROOF
PLAN
21128
01.09.2023
OH
EB
1130 & 1132 MISION ST.SANTA CRUZ, CA 950601130 & 1132 MISSION 006-203-25
1/8" = 1'-0"
1 PROPOSED ROOF PLAN
FLOOR PLAN KEYED NOTES
KEYNOTE MATERIAL
1 ALIGN
2 CLASS I BICYCLE PARKING
3 CLASS II BICYCLE PARKING 4
PROPOSED NEW PATTERNED METAL FENCE / GATE / SCREEN
OR SIM.
5 ABOVE GRADE BUILT-IN PLANTER 6
DASH INDICATES FOOTPRINT OF BUILDING / CANOPY
OVERHEAD
7 SLIDING VEHICLE ENTRY GATE 8 MAILBOXES
9 PLANTER / PLANTER BENCH
10 WASHER / DRYER MACHINES PER SRO REQUIREMENTS, 1 PER
20 UNITS
11 RESIDENT STORAGE LOCKERS PER SRO REQUIREMENTS
12 STRUCTURAL COLUMN / ELEMENT
13 SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC PANELS
14 MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT AND ROOF SCREEN, LOCATION
INDICATED CONCEPTUALLY
15 HATCH INDICATES EXTENT OF VEGETATED ROOF, TRAY SYSTEM OR SIM.
16 EXTERIOR CORRIDOR
17 DOWNSPOUTS DRAIN TO STORMWATER PLANTER, REF CIVIL
Issue DESCRIPTION DATE
SB330 PRE-APPLICATION 01.09.2023
0 PLANNING APPLICATION 06.01.2023
1 PLANNING REV-01 08.25.2023
2 PLANNING REV-02 01.04.2024
3 PLANNING REV-03 03.11.2024
UNIT TYPE COUNT
UNIT A 30
UNIT B 18
48 29.99
1. PROPERTY LINES ARE SHOWN RELATIVE TO THE ELEVATION, REFER TO PLAN DRAWINGS FOR MORE INFORMATION ON PROPERTY LINE LOCATIONS AND DIMENSIONS.
2. CURBS AND STREETS ARE SHOWN RELATIVE TO THE ELEVATION VIEW, REFER TO LAND SURVEY FOR EXISTING CURB, GUTTER, AND STREET INFORMATION.
ELEVATIONS GENERAL NOTES
ELEVATION KEYED NOTES
MATERIALS LEGEND
8 123
11 15
27 13496
14 LEVEL 1
0' - 0"
LEVEL 2
17' - 0"
LEVEL 3
28' - 0"
HA
LEVEL 4
39' - 0"
LEVEL 5
50' - 0"
ROOF
61' - 0"
GFEDC
11' - 0" 11' - 0" 11' - 0" 17' - 0" 11' - 0"
OVERRUN
2' - 0" TYP
10' - 0" ELEV
66' - 0" OVERALL BUILDING HEIGHT
LAUREL AVE.
2 14
564 15
89 10
11 12
15 16
76 13
17 17
4 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 21' - 2" B
PROPERTY LINE
SUBJECT PROPERTY ADJACENT PROPERTY
PROPERTY LINE
LAUREL AVE. SUBJECT PROPERTY
CREEK AND CREEK SETBACK, REF PLANS 18' - 0" APPROX. HEIGHT LEVEL 1
0' - 0"
LEVEL 2
17' - 0"
LEVEL 3
28' - 0"
87 LEVEL 4
39' - 0"
LEVEL 5
50' - 0"
ROOF
61' - 0"
654321
17' - 0" 11' - 0" 11' - 0" 11' - 0" 11' - 0"
10' - 0" ELEV
OVERRUN
2' - 0" TYP
66' - 0" OVERALL BUILDING HEIGHT
MISSION STREET
2 15
164
11 14 10
11 13
657
7 18
19 26' - 1" 5' - 0" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4"
PROPERTY LINE
SUBJECT PROPERTY ADJACENT PROPERTY
PROPERTY LINE
MISSION ST. SUBJECT PROPERTY
18' - 9" APPROX. HEIGHT
1 Scale
Project number
Print Date
Drawn by
Checked by
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SANTA CRUZ, CA 95060
WORKBENCHBUILT.COM
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All drawings and written material appearing herin constitute original and unpublished work of Workbench, Inc. and may not be duplicated, used or disclosed without written consent of the Workbench, Inc.
ISSUES/ REVISIONS
APN numberNOT FOR CONSTRUCTION
As indicated
4/24/2024 5:06:45 PM
AP3.01
PROPOSED
ELEVATIONS
21128
01.09.2023
OH
EB
1130 & 1132 MISSION1130 & 1132 MISION ST.SANTA CRUZ, CA 95060 006-203-25
1/8" = 1'-0"
1 BUILDING ELEVATION - EAST
1/8" = 1'-0"
2 BUILDING ELEVATION - NORTH
ELEVATION KEYED NOTES
KEYNOTE MATERIAL
1 ALIGN
2 TEXTURED CONCRETE, BOARD FORMED OR SIM.
3 METAL PANEL, CORTEN FINISH OR SIM.
4 GLAZED ALUMINUM WINDOW SYSTEM OR SIM.
5 BUILT-IN PLANTER, FINISH TO MATCH TEXTURED CONCRETE OR SIM.
6 RAINSCREEN CLAD STRUCTURAL MEMBERS
7 PATTERNED METAL FENCE / GATE / SCREEN OR SIM.
8 WHITE FIBER CEMENT PANEL OR STUCCO OR SIM.
9 ALUMINUM OR VINYL WINDOW
10 METAL GUARDRAIL OR HANDRAIL
11 TEXTURED FIBER CEMENT PANE OR SIM.
12 GREY FIBER CEMENT PANEL OR STUCCO OR SIM.
13 METAL SUNSHADE
14 TEXTURED CONCRETE LOOK FIBER CEMENT PANEL OR SIM.
15 WARM BRONZE TONED METAL PANEL OR SIM.
16 DARK BRONZE METAL PANEL / SPANDREL PANEL OR SIM.
17 BUILDING SIGNAGE, FINAL LOCATION / DESIGN TBD
18 EXTERIOR WALKWAY AND SUPPORT STRUCTURE
19 STRUCTURAL COLUMN, CONCRETE FINISH OR SIM.
20 PAINTED MURAL ON BUILDING FINISH, FINAL ARTWORK /
ARTIST TBD
21 DOWNSPOUTS ROUTE TO FLOW-THROUGH PLANTER, REF CIVIL
Issue DESCRIPTION DATE
SB330 PRE-APPLICATION 01.09.2023
0 PLANNING APPLICATION 06.01.2023
1 PLANNING REV-01 08.25.2023
2 PLANNING REV-02 01.04.2024
3 PLANNING REV-03 03.11.2024
29.100
1. PROPERTY LINES ARE SHOWN RELATIVE TO THE ELEVATION, REFER TO PLAN DRAWINGS FOR MORE INFORMATION ON PROPERTY LINE LOCATIONS AND DIMENSIONS.
2. CURBS AND STREETS ARE SHOWN RELATIVE TO THE ELEVATION VIEW, REFER TO LAND SURVEY FOR EXISTING CURB, GUTTER, AND STREET INFORMATION.
ELEVATIONS GENERAL NOTES
ELEVATION KEYED NOTES
MATERIALS LEGEND
8 123
11 15
27 13496
14 LEVEL 1
0' - 0"
LEVEL 2
17' - 0"
LEVEL 3
28' - 0"
78 LEVEL 4
39' - 0"
LEVEL 5
50' - 0"
ROOF
61' - 0"
123456
MISSION STREET
11' - 0" 11' - 0" 11' - 0" 11' - 0" 17' - 0"
2' - 0" TYP
OVERRUN
10' - 0" ELEV
66' - 0" OVERALL BUILDING HEIGHT
11 10
15 13 12 14
11 1089
19 72456
208
14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 5' - 0" 26' - 1"
PROPERTY LINE
ADJACENT PROPERTY SUBJECT PROPERTY
PROPERTY LINE
SUBJECT PROPERTY MISSION ST.
17 LEVEL 1
0' - 0"
LEVEL 2
17' - 0"
LEVEL 3
28' - 0"
AH
LEVEL 4
39' - 0"
LEVEL 5
50' - 0"
ROOF
61' - 0"
CDEFG
11' - 0" 11' - 0" 11' - 0" 11' - 0" 17' - 0"
2' - 0" TYP
66' - 0" OVERALL BUILDING HEIGHT
OVERRUN
10' - 0" ELEV
LAUREL AVE.
8 11
10 197
14 12 13
9 154
16 9
18' - 10" APPROX HEIGHT
21' - 2" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" B 20 PROPERTY LINE
ADJACENT PROPERTY SUBJECT PROPERTY
PROPERTY LINE
SUBJECT PROPERTY LAUREL AVE
21 21
21 1
11 3
Scale
Project number
Print Date
Drawn by
Checked by
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All drawings and written material appearing herin constitute original and unpublished work of Workbench, Inc. and may not be duplicated, used or disclosed without written consent of the Workbench, Inc.
ISSUES/ REVISIONS
APN numberNOT FOR CONSTRUCTION
As indicated
4/24/2024 5:07:35 PM
AP3.02
PROPOSED
ELEVATIONS
21128
01.09.2023
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1130 & 1132 MISSION1130 & 1132 MISION ST.SANTA CRUZ, CA 95060 006-203-25
1/8" = 1'-0"
1 BUILDING ELEVATION - SOUTH
1/8" = 1'-0"
2 BUILDING ELEVATION - WEST
ELEVATION KEYED NOTES
KEYNOTE MATERIAL
1 ALIGN
2 TEXTURED CONCRETE, BOARD FORMED OR SIM.
3 METAL PANEL, CORTEN FINISH OR SIM.
4 GLAZED ALUMINUM WINDOW SYSTEM OR SIM.
5 BUILT-IN PLANTER, FINISH TO MATCH TEXTURED CONCRETE OR SIM.
6 RAINSCREEN CLAD STRUCTURAL MEMBERS
7 PATTERNED METAL FENCE / GATE / SCREEN OR SIM.
8 WHITE FIBER CEMENT PANEL OR STUCCO OR SIM.
9 ALUMINUM OR VINYL WINDOW
10 METAL GUARDRAIL OR HANDRAIL
11 TEXTURED FIBER CEMENT PANE OR SIM.
12 GREY FIBER CEMENT PANEL OR STUCCO OR SIM.
13 METAL SUNSHADE
14 TEXTURED CONCRETE LOOK FIBER CEMENT PANEL OR SIM.
15 WARM BRONZE TONED METAL PANEL OR SIM.
16 DARK BRONZE METAL PANEL / SPANDREL PANEL OR SIM.
17 BUILDING SIGNAGE, FINAL LOCATION / DESIGN TBD
18 EXTERIOR WALKWAY AND SUPPORT STRUCTURE
19 STRUCTURAL COLUMN, CONCRETE FINISH OR SIM.
20 PAINTED MURAL ON BUILDING FINISH, FINAL ARTWORK /
ARTIST TBD
21 DOWNSPOUTS ROUTE TO FLOW-THROUGH PLANTER, REF CIVIL
Issue DESCRIPTION DATE
SB330 PRE-APPLICATION 01.09.2023
0 PLANNING APPLICATION 06.01.2023
1 PLANNING REV-01 08.25.2023
2 PLANNING REV-02 01.04.2024
3 PLANNING REV-03 03.11.2024
29.101
LEVEL 2
17' - 0"
LEVEL 3
28' - 0"
7 LEVEL 4
39' - 0"
LEVEL 5
50' - 0"
ROOF
61' - 0"
654
11' - 0" 11' - 0" 11' - 0" 11' - 0"
2' - 0" TYP
10 18 147
5' - 0" 14' - 4" 14' - 4"
LEVEL 1
0' - 0"
LEVEL 2
17' - 0"
LEVEL 3
28' - 0"
A
LEVEL 4
39' - 0"
LEVEL 5
50' - 0"
ROOF
61' - 0"
EDC
11' - 0" 11' - 0" 11' - 0" 11' - 0" 17' - 0"
2' - 0" TYP
63' - 0"
8 10 18
1972
14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 21' - 2" B
PARKING AREA BEYOND
PROPERTY LINE
SUBJECT PROPERTY ADJACENT PROPERTY
LEVEL 1
0' - 0"
LEVEL 2
17' - 0"
LEVEL 3
28' - 0"
A
LEVEL 4
39' - 0"
LEVEL 5
50' - 0"
ROOF
61' - 0"
CDE
11' - 0" 11' - 0" 11' - 0" 11' - 0" 17' - 0"
OVERRUN
2' - 0" TYP
10' - 0" ELEV
66' - 0" OVERALL BUILDING HEIGHT
14 18 108
15 104
16675
18 21' - 2" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" B
PARKING AREA BEYOND
ADJACENT CREEK 7
PROPERTY LINE
ADJACENT PROPERTY SUBJECT PROPERTY
21 21 21
1 1
1 1. PROPERTY LINES ARE SHOWN RELATIVE TO THE ELEVATION, REFER TO PLAN DRAWINGS FOR MORE INFORMATION ON PROPERTY LINE LOCATIONS AND DIMENSIONS.
2. CURBS AND STREETS ARE SHOWN RELATIVE TO THE ELEVATION VIEW, REFER TO LAND SURVEY FOR EXISTING CURB, GUTTER, AND STREET INFORMATION.
ELEVATIONS GENERAL NOTES
ELEVATION KEYED NOTES
MATERIALS LEGEND
8 123
11 15
27 13496
14 Scale
Project number
Print Date
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ISSUES/ REVISIONS
APN numberNOT FOR CONSTRUCTION
As indicated
4/24/2024 5:07:58 PM
AP3.03
PROPOSED
ELEVATIONS
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1130 & 1132 MISSION1130 & 1132 MISION ST.SANTA CRUZ, CA 95060 006-203-25
1/8" = 1'-0"
1 COURTYARD ELEVATION - NORTH
1/8" = 1'-0"
2 COURTYARD ELEVATION - EAST
1/8" = 1'-0"
3 COURTYARD ELEVATION - WEST
ELEVATION KEYED NOTES
KEYNOTE MATERIAL
1 ALIGN
2 TEXTURED CONCRETE, BOARD FORMED OR SIM.
3 METAL PANEL, CORTEN FINISH OR SIM.
4 GLAZED ALUMINUM WINDOW SYSTEM OR SIM.
5 BUILT-IN PLANTER, FINISH TO MATCH TEXTURED CONCRETE OR SIM.
6 RAINSCREEN CLAD STRUCTURAL MEMBERS
7 PATTERNED METAL FENCE / GATE / SCREEN OR SIM.
8 WHITE FIBER CEMENT PANEL OR STUCCO OR SIM.
9 ALUMINUM OR VINYL WINDOW
10 METAL GUARDRAIL OR HANDRAIL
11 TEXTURED FIBER CEMENT PANE OR SIM.
12 GREY FIBER CEMENT PANEL OR STUCCO OR SIM.
13 METAL SUNSHADE
14 TEXTURED CONCRETE LOOK FIBER CEMENT PANEL OR SIM.
15 WARM BRONZE TONED METAL PANEL OR SIM.
16 DARK BRONZE METAL PANEL / SPANDREL PANEL OR SIM.
17 BUILDING SIGNAGE, FINAL LOCATION / DESIGN TBD
18 EXTERIOR WALKWAY AND SUPPORT STRUCTURE
19 STRUCTURAL COLUMN, CONCRETE FINISH OR SIM.
20 PAINTED MURAL ON BUILDING FINISH, FINAL ARTWORK /
ARTIST TBD
21 DOWNSPOUTS ROUTE TO FLOW-THROUGH PLANTER, REF CIVIL
Issue DESCRIPTION DATE
SB330 PRE-APPLICATION 01.09.2023
0 PLANNING APPLICATION 06.01.2023
1 PLANNING REV-01 08.25.2023
2 PLANNING REV-02 01.04.2024
3 PLANNING REV-03 03.11.2024
29.102
LEVEL 1
0' - 0"
LEVEL 2
17' - 0"
LEVEL 3
28' - 0"
7 8
LEVEL 4
39' - 0"
LEVEL 5
50' - 0"
ROOF
61' - 0"
1 2 3 4 5 6
COMMERCIAL
PARKING
RESIDENTIAL - 1
SERVICE
PARKING COMMERCIAL
SPACE
UNIT A
UNIT B
2 2
2 3
5' - 0" ELEV
OVERRUN 3' - 0"
2' - 0"
11' - 0" 11' - 0" 11' - 0" 11' - 0" 17' - 0"
PROPOSED BUILDING HEIGHT
61' - 0"
PODIUM TERRACE
EXISTING ADJ. PROPERTY:
1212 LAUREL ST.
P
L
MISSION STREET
SUBJECT
PROPERTY
P
L
ADJACENT
PROPERTY
SUBJECT
PROPERTY
APPROX. HEIGHT
APPROX. HEIGHT
18' - 10"
23' - 6"
14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 5' - 0" 26' - 1"
MISSION
STREET
UNIT A
UNIT A
2 3
2 4 5
6 3
8 7
APPROX HEIGHT
20' - 0"
EXISTING ADJ. PROPERTY:
1129 MISSION ST.
VARIES, SEE PLANS
11' - 0" R.O.W.
STORAGE
STORAGE
STORAGE
STORAGE
3 LEVEL 1
0' - 0"
LEVEL 2
17' - 0"
LEVEL 3
28' - 0"
H A
LEVEL 4
39' - 0"
LEVEL 5
50' - 0"
ROOF
61' - 0"
G F E D C B
SCREEN
3' - 0" MECH 2' - 0"
11' - 0" 11' - 0" 11' - 0" 11' - 0" 17' - 0"
PROPOSED BUILDING HEIGHT
61' - 0"
P P L L
PARKING
UNIT B
UNIT A UNIT B
UNIT B
UNIT B
UNIT B
UNIT B
UNIT B
UNIT B
CORR. UNIT B
CORR.
CORR.
CORR.
9 9
9 9
SUBJECT
PROPERTY
SUBJECT
PROPERTY
ADJACENT
PROPERTY
LAUREL
AVE.
CREEK
STAIR 2
11 12
11 12
11 12
12 13
11 AP5.01
1 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 21' - 2" LAUREL AVE.
UNIT A
UNIT A
8 3
2 9
5 2
2 APPROX. HEIGHT
21' - 0"
APPRO
X. HEIG
H
T
19' - 8"
EXISTING ADJ. PROPERTY:
1204 MISSION ST.
EXISTING ADJ. PROPERTY:
1112 MISSION ST.
VARIES, SEE PLANS
10' - 7" R.O.W.
CREEK CENTERLINE;
RIPARIAN SETBACK REF PLANS
10' - 0" CREEK
DEVELOPMENT SETBACK
15' - 0" CREEK
13 1
EDGE OF BUILDING
OVERHANG
STORAGE STORAGE STORAGE
STORAGE STORAGE STORAGE
STORAGE STORAGE STORAGE
STORAGE STORAGE
3 UNIT B
5 1. PROPERTY LINES ARE SHOWN RELATIVE TO THE BUILDING SECTION, REFER TO PLAN DRAWINGS FOR MORE INFORMATION ON PROPERTY LINE LOCATIONS AND DIMENSIONS.
2. CURBS AND STREETS ARE SHOWN RELATIVE TO THE BUILDING SECTION VIEW, REFER TO LAND
SURVEY, CIVIL AND LANDSCAPE DRAWINGS FOR EXISTING CURB, GUTTER, AND STREET INFORMATION.
BUILDING SECTION NOTES
BUILDING SECTION KEYED NOTES
Scale
Project number
Print Date
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ISSUES/ REVISIONS
APN number
NOT FOR
CONSTRUCTION
As indicated
4/24/2024 5:08:07 PM
AP4.01
BUILDING SECTIONS
21128
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1130 & 1132 MISSION1130 & 1132 MISION ST.SANTA CRUZ, CA 95060 006-203-25
3/32" = 1'-0" 1
SECTION 1
3/32" = 1'-0" 2
SECTION 2
BUILDING SECTION KEYED NOTES
KEYNOTE MATERIAL
1 ALIGN
2 PATTERNED METAL FENCE / GATE / SCREEN OR SIM.
3 METAL SUNSHADE
4 EXTERIOR CIRCUTLATION AND SUPPORT STRUCTURE
5 METAL GUARDRAIL / HANDRAIL
6 ELEVATOR OVERRUN
7 SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC PANELS
8 VEGETATED ROOF, TRAY SYSTEM OR SIM, REF ROOF PLANS
9 CLASS II BICYCLE PARKING
10 RAINSCREEN CLAD STRUCTURAL MEMBERS
11 BUILDING SIGNAGE, FINAL LOCATION / DESIGN TBD
12 BUILT-IN PLANTER, FINISH TO MATCH TEXTURED CONCRETE
OR SIM.
13 FLOW-THROUGH STORMWATER PLANTER, REF CIVIL
Issue DESCRIPTION DATE
SB330 PRE-APPLICATION 01.09.2023
0 PLANNING APPLICATION 06.01.2023
1 PLANNING REV-01 08.25.2023
2 PLANNING REV-02 01.04.2024
3 PLANNING REV-03 03.11.2024
5 PLANNING REV-05 04.24.2024
29.103
LEVEL 1
0' - 0"
LEVEL 2
17' - 0"
LEVEL 3
28' - 0"
AH
LEVEL 4
39' - 0"
LEVEL 5
50' - 0"
ROOF
61' - 0"
BCDEFG
PROPOSED BUILDING HEIGHT
61' - 0"
AMENITY
COMMERCIAL
RESIDENTIAL - 1
SERVICE
VERTICAL CIRCULATION
PL
AMENITY
AMENITY
AMENITY
UNIT B
ELEV
COMMERCIAL
SPACE
UNIT B UNIT B UNIT B UNIT B
UNIT A UNIT A UNIT A UNIT A UNIT A
12345
12345
12345
12345
5' - 0" ELEV
OVERRUN 3' - 0"
2' - 0"
11' - 0"11' - 0" 11' - 0" 11' - 0" 17' - 0"
PL
MEP/
SERV.
LAUREL AVE.
SUBJECT
PROPERTY
SUBJECT
ADJACENT PROPERTY
PROPERTY
5' - 0"
AP5.01 2
AP5.01 3
21' - 2" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" 14' - 4" LAUREL
AVE
MEP/
SERV.
MEP/
SERV.
MEP/
SERV.
UNIT A UNIT A UNIT A UNIT A UNIT A
UNIT A UNIT A UNIT A UNIT A UNIT A
822
10 10
11 125
67 APPROX HEIGHT
15' - 0"
CREEK
APPROX HEIGHT
32' - 2"
EXISTING ADJ. PROPERTY:
1112 MISSION ST.
EXISTING ADJ. PROPERTY:
1204 MISSION ST.
VARIES, SEE PLANS
9' - 10" R.O.W.
CREEK CENTERLINE,
REF PLANS
RIPARIAN SETBACK
10' - 0" CREEK
DEVELOPMENT SETBACK
15' - 0" CREEK
13 BUILDING BEYOND,
REF PLANS
1 1. PROPERTY LINES ARE SHOWN RELATIVE TO THE BUILDING SECTION, REFER TO PLAN DRAWINGS FOR MORE INFORMATION ON PROPERTY LINE LOCATIONS AND DIMENSIONS.
2. CURBS AND STREETS ARE SHOWN RELATIVE TO THE BUILDING SECTION VIEW, REFER TO LAND
SURVEY, CIVIL AND LANDSCAPE DRAWINGS FOR EXISTING CURB, GUTTER, AND STREET INFORMATION.
BUILDING SECTION NOTES
BUILDING SECTION KEYED NOTES
Scale
Project number
Print Date
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APN numberNOT FOR CONSTRUCTION
As indicated
4/24/2024 5:08:13 PM
AP4.02
BUILDING SECTIONS
21128
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1130 & 1132 MISSION1130 & 1132 MISION ST.SANTA CRUZ, CA 95060 006-203-25
3/32" = 1'-0"
1 SECTION 3
BUILDING SECTION KEYED NOTES
KEYNOTE MATERIAL
1 ALIGN
2 PATTERNED METAL FENCE / GATE / SCREEN OR SIM.
3 METAL SUNSHADE
4 EXTERIOR CIRCUTLATION AND SUPPORT STRUCTURE
5 METAL GUARDRAIL / HANDRAIL
6 ELEVATOR OVERRUN
7 SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC PANELS
8 VEGETATED ROOF, TRAY SYSTEM OR SIM, REF ROOF PLANS
9 CLASS II BICYCLE PARKING
10 RAINSCREEN CLAD STRUCTURAL MEMBERS
11 BUILDING SIGNAGE, FINAL LOCATION / DESIGN TBD
12 BUILT-IN PLANTER, FINISH TO MATCH TEXTURED CONCRETE
OR SIM.
13 FLOW-THROUGH STORMWATER PLANTER, REF CIVIL
Issue DESCRIPTION DATE
0 PLANNING APPLICATION 06.01.2023
1 PLANNING REV-01 08.25.2023
2 PLANNING REV-02 01.04.2024
3 PLANNING REV-03 03.11.2024
29.104
LEVEL 1
0' - 0"
LEVEL 2
17' - 0"
LEVEL 3
28' - 0"
H
LEVEL 4
39' - 0"
LEVEL 5
50' - 0"
ROOF
61' - 0"
11' - 0" 11' - 0" 11' - 0" 11' - 0" 17' - 0"
PROPOSED BUILDING HEIGHT
61' - 0"
PARKING
UNIT A
UNIT B 999
2' - 0"
8' - 0"
2' - 0" 1' - 11"
9' - 1"
1' - 11"
9' - 1"
1' - 11"
9' - 1"
1' - 11"
9' - 1"
2' - 2"
14' - 11"
3 10
11 12
13 148
UNIT A
UNIT A 9
19 LEVEL 1
0' - 0"
LEVEL 2
17' - 0"
LEVEL 3
28' - 0"
A
LEVEL 4
39' - 0"
LEVEL 5
50' - 0"
ROOF
61' - 0"
11' - 0" 11' - 0" 11' - 0" 11' - 0" 17' - 0"
PROPOSED BUILDING HEIGHT
61' - 0"
3' - 0" 2' - 0"
1' - 11"
9' - 1"
1' - 11"
9' - 1"
1' - 11"
9' - 1"
1' - 11"
9' - 1" 2' - 11"
1' - 2"
13' - 0"
AMENITY
UNIT B 1
234567893
AMENITY
AMENITY
EXTERIOR LOBBY /
MAIL
19 19
LEVEL 1
0' - 0"
LEVEL 2
17' - 0"
LEVEL 3
28' - 0"
H
LEVEL 4
39' - 0"
LEVEL 5
50' - 0"
3' - 6"
1' - 11"
9' - 1"
1' - 11"
9' - 1"
1' - 11"
9' - 1"2' - 2"12' - 5"2' - 6"
11' - 0" 11' - 0" 11' - 0" 17' - 0"
50' - 0"
UNIT A 555
UNIT A
UNIT A
ROOF TERRACE
5' - 4" 6' - 4"
154
16 11
17 1. PROPERTY LINES ARE SHOWN RELATIVE TO THE WALL SECTION, REFER TO PLAN DRAWINGS FOR MORE INFORMATION ON PROPERTY LINE LOCATIONS AND DIMENSIONS.
2. CURBS AND STREETS ARE SHOWN RELATIVE TO THE WALL SECTION VIEW, REFER TO LAND
SURVEY, CIVIL AND LANDSCAPE DRAWINGS FOR EXISTING CURB, GUTTER, AND STREET INFORMATION.
WALL SECTION GENERAL NOTES
WALL SECTION KEYED NOTES
Scale
Project number
Print Date
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APN numberNOT FOR CONSTRUCTION
1/4" = 1'-0"
4/24/2024 5:08:18 PM
AP5.01
ENLARGED WALL
SECTIONS
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1130 & 1132 MISSION1130 & 1132 MISION ST.SANTA CRUZ, CA 95060 006-203-25
1/4" = 1'-0"
1 SOUTH FACADE WALL SECTION-A
1/4" = 1'-0"
2 NORTH FACADE WALL SECTION
1/4" = 1'-0"
3 SOUTH FACADE WALL SECTION-B
WALL SECTION KEYED NOTES
KEYNOTE MATERIAL
1 ALIGN
2 TEXTURED CONCRETE, BOARD FORMED OR SIM.
3 PATTERNED METAL FENCE / GATE / SCREEN OR SIM.
4 RAINSCREEN CLAD STRUCTURAL MEMBERS
5 WARM BRONZE TONED METAL PANEL OR SIM.
6 WARM BRONZE TONED METAL PANEL OR SIM.
7 GLAZED ALUMINUM WINDOW SYSTEM OR SIM.
8 VEGETATED ROOF, TRAY SYSTEM
OR SIM.
9 TEXTURED FIBER CEMENT PANE OR SIM.
10 CLASS II BICYCLE PARKING
11 WHITE FIBER CEMENT PANEL OR STUCCO OR SIM.
12 ALUMINUM OR VINYL WINDOW
13 METAL SUNSHADE
14 GREY FIBER CEMENT PANEL OR STUCCO OR SIM.
15 BUILT-IN PLANTER, FINISH TO MATCH TEXTURED CONCRETE
OR SIM.
16 BUILDING SIGNAGE, FINAL LOCATION / DESIGN TBD
17 METAL GUARDRAIL OR HANDRAIL
18 PLANTER / PLANTER BENCH
19 PARAPET
Issue DESCRIPTION DATE
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1 PLANNING REV-01 08.25.2023
2 PLANNING REV-02 01.04.2024
3 PLANNING REV-03 03.11.2024
29.105
PROPOSED CLASS-I BICYCLE PARKING
PROPOSED CLASS-II BICYCLE PARKING
PROPOSED RESIDENT STORAGE SOLUTIONS
SINGLE STORAGE LOCKER DOUBLE STORAGE LOCKER TRIPLE STORAGE LOCKER 1 7 8
H
G
1 AP4.02
PROPERTY LINE
PROPERTY LINE
8' - 0" APPROX.
0' - 8" APPROX.
6' - 0"
14' - 8"
BUILT-IN PLANTER
BUILDING STRUCTURE
BUILDING SIGNAGE
AP9.01
2 2,431 SF
COMMERCIAL
SPACE
5' - 3"
9' - 6"
LEVEL 1
0' - 0"
LEVEL 2
17' - 0"
7 8
5' - 4" APPROX 6' - 4"
8' - 0" APPROX.
17' - 0"
MISSION STREET
2' - 6"
15' - 0"
STRUCTURAL ELEMENT
EXISTING MARQUEE SIGN,
REPURPOSED / RELOCATED
STORE ENTRANCE BEYOND
BUILT-IN PLANTER
CLASS-II BICYCLE PARKING
Scale
Project number
Print Date
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ISSUES/ REVISIONS
APN number
NOT FOR
CONSTRUCTION
NTS
4/24/2024 5:08:28 PM
AP9.01
CAR, EV, BICYCLE
PARKING, &
STORAGE INFO
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1/4" = 1'-0" 1
PROPOSED SIGN PLAN
1/4" = 1'-0" 2
PROPOSED BUILDING SIGNAGE ELEVATION
Issue DESCRIPTION DATE
SB330 PRE-APPLICATION 01.09.2023
0 PLANNING APPLICATION 06.01.2023
1 PLANNING REV-01 08.25.2023
2 PLANNING REV-02 01.04.2024
3 PLANNING REV-03 03.11.2024
29.106
Date: April 25, 2024
To: Ryan Bane
Senior Planner
City of Santa Cruz
809 Center Street, Room 107
Santa Cruz, CA 95060
Direct: 831-420-5141
RE: 1130 Mission – Changes to base density diagram, unit count, addi�on of storage spaces for later ADU conversion Hello Ryan,
Below is a descrip�on and jus�fica�on for Applicant’s proposed changes to the 1130 Mission project that has been appealed to City Council. When a project is appealed, the Applicant has an opportunity to make changes to the project in response to the concerns raised by the Appelant. In addi�on, the Applicant should review all aspects of the project and take the opportunity to make improvements that are beneficial to the project owner. Applicant and the property owner are proposing to make the following changes.
Base Density Diagram
The appeal by Laurel St / Cleveland Neighborhood challenged the base density calcula�on for the project. The appeal contended that the base density diagram (Sheet GP0.05 of the plans submited for Planning Commission review) exceeded the maximum FAR of
1.75. To address this concern, Applicant has revised Sheet GP0.05 with calcula�ons of FAR showing that the base density calcula�on results in an FAR of 1.72, thus not exceeding the maximum 1.75 FAR of the base zoning.
In addi�on, Appelant pointed out that an overlay district required a wider building setback. We revised the base density diagram to include the wider setback. To accommodate the setback, we reduced the number of base density units from 40 (in the Planning Commission plan set) to 33 (for this City Council Appeal plan set), which allows for a larger average unit area in the proposed project.
Finally, we noted that our base density calcula�ons should have shown the average unit area, because the average unit area of the proposed project cannot exceed the average unit area in the base density calcula�on, so we have added two addi�onal sheets (GP0.09 and GP0.10) that detail the calcula�on of the average unit size for both net and gross square footage.
We believe these changes fully address Appelant’s concerns about the base density diagram. The base density diagram results in 33 units of base density.
Bonus Density
The plan set submited for Planning Commission showed 40 base units and 20 density bonus units in accordance with Govt Code § 65915(b)(1)(B). The revised plan set shows 33 base units plus 17 density bonus units, and the project will provide 6 VLI units at en�tlement (exceeding the 5 required for the density bonus), qualifying for a 50.00% density bonus of 17 units. With the passage of
29.107
AB1287, the project could qualify for a “second” density bonus of up to an addi�onal 17 units, but Applicant has elected not to apply for a “second” density bonus.
Density Bonus Calculations
Base Units
Affordable
Units % Affordable % Bonus Bonus Units
Density Bonus 1 33 Units 5 VLI Units 16% VLI Units 50.00% 17 Units Density Bonus 2 33 Units DB 2 Not Used DB 2 Not Used DB 2 Not Used DB 2 Not Used Total Density Bonus 5 Units 16% 50.00% 17 Units
Base + Bonus Density
In summary, the maximum base density is 33 units, calculated as shown in the base density diagram, in accordance with Govt Code § 65915(o)(6). The total number of units allowed for the Project is 33 base units, plus 17 bonus units, for a total of 50 base + bonus units. The Project now proposes a total of 48 units base + bonus units.
Storage Spaces to be Converted to ADUs
Govt Code § 65852.2(e)(1)(C) allows conversion of “… por�ons of exis�ng mul�family dwelling structures that are not used as livable space, including, but not limited to, storage rooms …” into ADUs of any size. The number of such ADUs is limited to 25% of the exis�ng units. SCMC 24.16.140.1.b. allows a resul�ng frac�on to be rounded up to the next whole unit. Therefor, the project may convert non-livable space into 11 ADUs of any size. The revised plans show 11 storage rooms (replacing 11 SRO units shown on the Planning Commission plans) on the west side of the building (Sheets AP1.02 to AP1.05).
Note that the storage spaces are larger than the SRO units they replace, which reduces the rear yard setback. However, a waiver in accordance with State Density Bonus Law has beeen used for the yard setbacks.
For en�tlement purposes, the new unit count is 48 units, but at �me of building permit submital Applicant will propose conversion of the 11 storage spaces into ADUs, crea�ng a total of 59 units in the development, matching the total number of units proposed at Planning Commission. There are three reasons for this change:
1. The revised base density diagram resulted in only 33 units of base density. The first density bonus allows 17 bonus units, for a total of 50 base + bonus units. To reach the originally-proposed 59 units, the project would either have to use the second density bonus created by AB1287, or use Govt Code § 65852.2(e)(1)(C) to create conversion ADUs.
2. SCMC 24.12.1010 limits the net area of a an SRO unit to 400 sq �, and the average unit size to no more than 345 sq �. The conversions ADUs are unlimited in size, allowing for the one-bedroom ADU units and a beter mix of units.
3. ADUs are exempt from impact fees, reducing the cost of the project, which helps the project provide the proposed VLI units.
Inclusionary Housing
The City of Santa Cruz requires inclusionary housing at 20% of the 33 base density units. For SRO units, these inclusionary units must be reserved for VLI or lower income. In addi�on, SCMC 24.16.020.8. requires that 20% of ADU units (excluding the first 4 units, and
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rounding down frac�ons of 0.7 units or less) be reserved for lower income households. The total inclusionary housing requirements are 6 VLI units at en�tlement, plus 1 LI unit at the �me the storage spaces are converted to ADUs. The City disagrees that the first four ADUs are excluded, so by the City’s calcula�on the project at construc�on would be required to provide 6 VLI units and 2 LI units. The project proposes 8 VLI units, exceeding both Applicant’s and City’s calcula�on of required inclusionary units.
Summary of Unit Counts
To summarize, Applicant proposes the following.
Units at En�tlement
The maximum base density is 33 units. The total number of units allowed for the Project is 33 base units, plus 17 bonus units, for a total of 50 base + bonus units. The Project now proposes a total of 48 units, at en�tlement. The Project will provide 6 VLI Units, which meets the inclusionary housing requirement and exceeds the requirement for the density bonus, at en�tlement.
Units at Construc�on
At construc�on permit applica�on, the project will convert storage space shown in the revised plans into 11 ADUs. The project will exceed the inclusionary housing requirements in the ADUs by providing 2 VLI ADUs.
Number of Units at Entitlement
Number of
Units
Market Rate 41 Units
Manager's Unit(s) - Market Rate 1 Units
Extremely Low Income 0 Units
Very Low Income 6 Units
Low Income 0 Units
Moderate Income 0 Units
Total No. of Units 48 Units
Total No. of Affordable Units 6 Units
Total No. of Density Bonus Units 17 Units
Number of Units at Construction
Including conversion ADUs
Number of Units
Market Rate 51 Units
Manager's Unit(s) - Market Rate 1 Units
Extremely Low Income 0 Units
Very Low Income 8 Units
Low Income 0 Units
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Moderate Income 0 Units
Total No. of Units 59 Units
Total No. of Affordable Units 8 Units
Total No. of Density Bonus Units 17 Units
Conversion ADUs 11 Units
Lot-Based ADUs 0 Units
Concessions, Waivers, and Parking
The Project qualifies for 4 concessions or incen�ves in accordance with Govt Code § 65915(d)(2), by providing 6 units restricted to VLI or Lower income, which is 18.75% of base density, rounded up to 19%. The Project also qualifies for unlimited waivers in accordance with Govt Code § 65915(e). The Project is located within 1/2 mile of a major transit stop as defined in Sec�on 21155 of the Public Resources Code, and in accordance with Govt Code § 65863.2 the municipality shall not impose or enforce any minimum automobile parking requirement.
Waivers are Requested for:
1. Building Height
2. Setbacks
3. Floor Area Ra�o (FAR)
These waivers were requested previously.
Concessions are Requested for:
Impact fees to be paid at final CofO – Applicant requests that City of Santa Cruz shall not require the payment of any impact fee un�l the �me of issuance of a final cer�ficate of occupancy for the development. This concession/incen�ve is requested pursuant to Govt.
Code §§ 65915(d) and 65915(k)(3). Collec�on of impact fees at �me of building permit issuance increases costs to the project because of interest payments on those funds during the course of construc�on. This concession/incen�ve will result in iden�fiable and actual cost reduc�ons to provide for affordable housing costs.
Remove Requirements for Construc�on of Building Features for Poten�al Future Uses not Proposed in the Applica�on – Applicant requests that City of Santa Cruz shall not require the construc�on of building features (or that such features be included in submital for planning permits or building permits) for poten�al future uses that are not proposed by the Applicant. Specifically, Applicant requests this dra� Condi�on of Approval be removed:
Future Food Service Use. All commercial spaces shall each be constructed to support a future food service use. Plans must include ducting and venting plans for all commercial spaces. All ducting and venting should be designed to be hidden or incorporated into the building design. Plans shall also show the locations of grease traps, grease lines, and grease storage facilities, which shall be located outside of the public right of way.
This concession/incen�ve is requested pursuant to Govt. Code §§ 65915(d) and 65915(k)(3). Requiring construc�on of building features that are not necessary for the proposed uses unnecessarily increases costs to the project. This concession/incen�ve will result in iden�fiable and actual cost reduc�ons to provide for affordable housing costs.
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These concessions are new requests with this City Council Appeal.
Roof Garden Amenity Space
Appelants have raised issues with the roof terrace at the southwest corner of the building. We are not proposing to remove this roof terrace at this �me. However, if during the hearing this amenity con�nues to be an issue, we can remove this amenity and add another SRO Unit Type B to that loca�on. Note that the base + bonus density is 50 and we are only proposing 48 units, so we have the density to add a unit in place of the roof terrace.
Closing
The above describes and provides jus�fica�on for the changes proposed in the revised plans. Please don’t hesitate to request any addi�onal informa�on or documenta�on that will assist in preparing your staff report.
Sincerely,
Clay Toombs
Sr. Development Mgr.
o. 831.227.2217 ext. 310
c. 323.363.0257
[email protected]
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Attachment XX
Food Bin site to the four transit stops making a Bay/Mission stop (Stops 1225, 1226, 1624, 1625) Stop ID Route Time difference
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PLANNING COMMISSION
AGENDA REPORT
DATE: January 12, 2024
AGENDA OF: January 18, 2024
ITEM NO: CP23-0103 1130/1132 Mission Street
RECOMMENDATION: That the Planning Commission acknowledge the environmental determination and approve the Nonresidential Demolition Authorization Permit, Boundary Adjustment,
Density Bonus request to exceed height, setbacks, and FAR, and Design, Special Use, Watercourse Development, and
Heritage Tree Removal Permits based on the Findings listed below and the attached Conditions of Approval in Attachment
1. PROJECT DATA:
Property Owner: Douglas Wallace APN: 006-203-24, -25
Representatives: Workbench
Application Type: Nonresidential Demolition Authorization Permit to demolish two commercial buildings, Boundary Adjustment to combine two parcels, and a Design Permit, Special Use Permit, Watercourse Development Permit and Heritage Tree Removal Permit to
construct a five-story mixed-use building consisting of 2,627 square feet of ground floor commercial space and 59 single room occupancy (SRO) residential units above. The project also includes a request for density bonus including waivers to exceed building height, setbacks, and FAR, as well as proposes to utilize AB2097 to reduce on-site parking. The parcels are both located in the CC (Community Commercial)/MU-M (Mixed-Use Medium Density)
zone district and the Mission Street Overlay Zone.
Zoning: CC (Community Commercial)/MU-M (Mixed-Use Medium Density)
Project Consistency: Consistent with approval of permits and pursuant to State Density Bonus Law and Senate Bill 330 (SB330)
General Plan: Mixed-Use Medium Density (MXMD)
Project Consistency: Consistent with the General Plan designation and Mission Street Urban Design Plan with approval of permits and pursuant to State Density Bonus Law
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AGENDA REPORT
PC Meeting of January 18, 2024
SUBJECT: 1130/1132 Mission Street – Project No. CP23-0103
Land Use - existing: Retail market (Food Bin)
- proposed: Mixed-use building with ground floor commercial space and 59 Single-Room Occupancy (SRO) units.
- in area: Commercial retail, Restaurants, Office, Single- and Multi-family residential
Lot Area: .287 acres (12,502 square feet, combined
Coastal Review: No Coastal Permit Required
Environmental
Determination: Categorical Exemption, 15332, In-Fill Development Projects Planning Staff: Ryan Bane, Senior Planner
PROJECT DESCRIPTION/BACKGROUND
This project involves a proposal to construct a five-story, mixed-use project consisting of ground level parking and commercial space, and 59 Single-Room Occupancy (SRO) units. The subject parcels total 12,502 square feet and are currently zoned MU-M (Mixed-Use Medium Density).
However, the previous CC (Community Commercial) zoning applies to this project as that was the zoning at the time preapplication pursuant to Senate Bill 330 for the project was deemed complete in January of 2023 (discussed further below). The purpose of the CC (Community Commercial) zone district is to provide locations throughout the community for a variety of commercial and service uses for residents of the city and the region which promote the policies of the General Plan; to encourage a harmonious mixture of a wide variety of commercial and residential activities including limited industrial uses, if they are compatible and nuisance free.
SRO developments of sixteen or more units and mixed residential and commercial developments with ten or more multiple dwellings above commercial are permitted with the approval of a Special Use Permit and Design Permit. The project also requires approval of a Nonresidential Demolition Permit to demolish the existing commercial structures on the site, a Boundary Adjustment to combine the two subject parcels, and a Watercourse Development Permit for development within the creek setbacks.
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AGENDA REPORT
PC Meeting of January 18, 2024
SUBJECT: 1130/1132 Mission Street – Project No. CP23-0103
Preapplication Pursuant to Senate Bill 330 (SB330). A Preapplication for the proposed project was submitted on January 11, 2023, and was deemed complete. As a result, the proposed project became subject to those ordinances and policies in effect at the time of Preapplication completeness, and the formal application which is the subject of review of this Planning Commission public hearing is not subject to either rezoning (i.e., MU-M development standards) or conformance to recently adopted City Objective Standards effectuated per Ordinance 2022-18 adopted by the City Council on January 12, 2023.
ANALYSIS
Project Site and Surroundings. The .287 acres (12,502 square feet) project site consists of two parcels located on the northwest corner of Mission and Laurel Street. Commercial uses surround the site, with the exception of residential uses directly to the west and across the creek to the north.
The flat site is mostly paved with commercial buildings constructed in 1966 that are proposed for demolition. The site was originally developed as a service station, but that use was short lived and has operated mainly as a grocery store for many years. There are seven trees located on the site, two of which qualify as heritage due to their size.
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AGENDA REPORT
PC Meeting of January 18, 2024
SUBJECT: 1130/1132 Mission Street – Project No. CP23-0103
Archaeological Report. The property is located within a sensitive archaeological area. A cultural resource evaluation was conducted in February of 2023 by Albion Environmental, Inc. which included a review of a previous cultural resources report from 2017, and updated records search, and an analysis of the soils and geology in the project area. The revised search of records conducted at the NWIC indicated one new study conducted within a 100-foot radius of the Project Area and one new resource within 1/4-mile of the project area. No cultural resources are recorded within the project area, and the geology of the project area indicates a low potential for buried cultural resources. This, in concert with the negative findings from the 2017 survey and test pit excavations indicate a low potential for surface or subsurface archaeological deposits.
Albion recommends no further action regarding cultural resources for the proposed project, and a condition of approval that if precolonial or historic deposits or features are discovered at any time during construction, activities in the area should cease and a qualified archaeologist should inspect the discovery and prepare a recommendation for a further course of action.
Geotechnical Reports. A geotechnical investigation (Attachment 3) was prepared by Rock Solid Engineering Inc. in October of 2022 to evaluate the subsurface soil and geologic conditions on the site and to provide recommendations pertaining to the geotechnical aspects of the project design and construction. The report concludes that from a geotechnical engineering standpoint the property will be suitable for the proposed development as proposed provided the recommendations provided in the report are included in the design and construction. A condition of approval has been included that requires the geotechnical report be submitted as part of the building permit application, and that the geotechnical recommendations are incorporated into the building design.
Consistency with General Plan, Mission Street Urban Design Plan, and Zoning. The subject parcel has a Mixed-Use Medium Density (MXMD) General Plan designation. This designation applies to sites along the Ocean Street and the Mission Street corridor between Swift and Laurel Street. Typical commercial uses are similar to those in the Community Commercial (CM) designation, and pedestrian-oriented commercial uses are encouraged on the ground floor. For reference, the CM designation calls for “businesses that serve the general needs of the community, including retail, service, and office establishments. Typical uses in these areas include restaurants, grocery stores, furniture stores, general merchandise, medical and legal offices, and auto parts stores, as well as mixed-use projects that include these commercial uses on the ground floor.”
The Mixed-Use Medium Density (MXMD) designation allows a Floor Area Ratio (FAR) range from .75 to 1.75. FAR is the total gross floor area of the development divided by the net area of the site. The total floor area for the proposed mixed-use project is 43,237 square feet and the net lot size (with deduction of riparian setback area) is 11,182 square feet, resulting in a FAR of 3.86 for the proposed development. With the proposed FAR exceeding the allowed FAR, a waiver to FAR is included as part of the Density Bonus request.
The proposed mixed-use project is consistent with the policies of the General Plan, including the following:
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AGENDA REPORT
PC Meeting of January 18, 2024
SUBJECT: 1130/1132 Mission Street – Project No. CP23-0103
Land Use Development Policy LU3.3.1 - Discourage strip commercial development in favor of clustered commercial and mixed-use development along transit corridors.
Land Use Development Policy LU3.7 - Encourage higher-intensity residential uses and maximum densities in accordance with the General Plan Land Use designations.
Land Use Development Policy LU3.7.1 - Allow and encourage development that meets the high end of the General Plan Land Use designation density unless constraints associated with site characteristics and zoning development standards require a lower density.
Land Use Development Policy LU3.8 - Allow the following residential uses to exceed the maximum densities in this chapter: Density bonus units. Community Design CD3.3 – Encourage the assembly of small parcels along transit corridors to achieve pedestrian-oriented development compatible with neighborhoods.
Community Design CD4.1.1 – Support compact mixed-use development Downtown, along primary transportation corridors, and in employment centers. Community Design CD4.1.1 – Where possible, site buildings at the street frontage and place parking areas away from street corners and to the rear of buildings.
Community Design CD4.1.3 – On major corridors, encourage mixed-use development, especially projects with priority for commercial uses that can provide services to the adjacent community.
Mobility Development Policy M1.1 - Reduce automobile dependence by encouraging appropriate neighborhood and activity center development. Mobility Development Policy M1.3 - Create pedestrian-friendly frontage and streetscapes and attractive pedestrian-oriented areas.
Mobility Development Policy M3.2.11 - Improve traffic flow and safety and reduce impacts on arterial streets by limiting driveways, mid-block access points, and intersections; removing on-street parking; clustering facilities around interconnected parking areas; providing access from side streets; and other similar measures.
Economic Development Policy 1.1.3 - Encourage the development of year-round businesses and visitor activities, resources, and destinations that can also attract and engage local residents.
Economic Development Policy 5.2 - Provide for residents’ daily shopping needs in local-serving neighborhood commercial centers.
Economic Development Policy 5.2.1 - Encourage neighborhood shopping in nodes of commercial development that serve residential areas and have adequate transit, pedestrian, and bicycle access.
Economic Development Policy 5.2.2 - Support the development of neighborhood gathering places in conjunction with local-serving neighborhood commercial.
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AGENDA REPORT
PC Meeting of January 18, 2024
SUBJECT: 1130/1132 Mission Street – Project No. CP23-0103
Mission Street Urban Design Plan. The project site is located within the Mission Street Urban Design Plan (MSUDP) which encourages developments such as this. The community’s vision is to re-establish Mission Street as a vibrant commercial corridor that recognizes and carefully balances its functions as both a State Highway and local-serving commercial street. As noted in the MSUDP, the corridor should maintain a predominantly commercial mixed-use character.
Residential uses should be restricted to multi-family residential units, and to residential above ground floor retail or office. The remaining single-family residential uses should be allowed to eventually phase out. The intent is to create a corridor that is safe, attractive, economically and socially vibrant, which in turn will improve the quality of life for Westside residents.
The project site is within the “Westside Zone” area of the Mission Street Urban Design Plan.
The Westside Zone, which extends from Laural Street to Swift Street, includes predominantly retail and service type uses with scattered residential, office and institutional uses. The project meets the objectives of the Westside Zone by establishment of a development that provides retail and services for both residents and visitors and employing streetscape improvements such as street trees, lighting, and street furnishings to visually unify this section of the corridor and enhance the pedestrian environment. The project also meets the following areawide land use and redevelopment strategy plan policies:
Policy 4a – Encourage a mix of higher density residential and office uses along Mission Street that will complement and support the retail base and contribute to the creation of a neighborhood with around-the-clock vitality.
Policy 4b – Establish the Mission Street corridor as an attractive pedestrian-oriented, mixed-use district.
Policy 4c – Encourage “mixed-use” development and “local-serving” commercial uses as a means of reducing automobile use within the planning area. Development of complementary uses (retail and office, retail and housing, office and housing) in proximity to each other allows residents, employees, and visitors to walk and/or bicycle when undertaking many of the typical daily trips, whether it is going to lunch, running errands, or going out for the evening.
Policy 5c – Encourage redevelopment and infill development along Mission Street that will improve the corridor’s economic vitality, enhance the definition and character of the corridor, and create better pedestrian scale and orientation.
Pursuant to the MSUDP, the primary façade of the building is oriented to Mission Street with the primary entrance visible and directly accessible from Mission Street, the second story maintains the same build-to line as the ground floor, and a minimum of 60% of the Mission Street frontage is occupied by the building at the build-to line. The placement of the building will enhance pedestrian use with 10-foot to 12-foot sidewalks along Mission Street and 9-foot to 11-foot sidewalks along Laurel Street, including street trees and landscaping. The entrance to the commercial space and residential lobby are visible and directly accessible from Mission Street, further supporting a pedestrian-oriented design. The parking garage is located on the ground floor and accessed from Laurel Street, behind the commercial space and screened from Mission Street. Mission Street is a major corridor connecting the west side to downtown Santa Cruz which is approximately .75 miles from the project site. Transit bus stops are located
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SUBJECT: 1130/1132 Mission Street – Project No. CP23-0103
approximately 130 feet from the project site along Mission Street to provide transit service for the project. A drug store, restaurants, and medical facility are located within walking distance from the project site.
Nonresidential Demolition Authorization Permit
The commercial buildings on the site are proposed for demolition. Pursuant to the Nonresidential Demolition Authorization Permit ordinance, the purpose of this permit is to evaluate requests for demolition of nonresidential structures fifty years of age or older, and of undetermined age, to ensure that those which may have historic value are not demolished. A historic report (Attachment 4) was prepared by historian Joseph Van Den Berg of Garavaglia Architecture which evaluates the existing buildings and the history of the site. Based on records, the existing buildings were constructed in 1966, with subsequent additions and modifications occurring in 1974 and 1975. The report finds that the subject property does not display a level of historical significance or integrity that would qualify it for listing as a historic resource on the National Register of Historic Places, the California Register of Historical Places, or the City of Santa Cruz Historic Building Survey. The site is not associated with any important historic events or patterns of history, is not associated with any historic people, the architecture is not notable and contains almost no character-defining features. Thus, the structure is not eligible for listing on the City Historic Building Survey.
Boundary Adjustment
A Boundary Line Adjustment is proposed to merge the two existing parcels. The merger includes combining a 5,314 square foot parcel (APN 006-203-24), and a 7,187 square foot parcel (APN 006-203-25). The resulting parcel will be approximately .287-acres, well over the minimum 8,000 square feet required in the CC zone district for mixed-use projects.
Design Permit
Site Layout. The site is generally flat with approximately 130 feet of frontage along Mission Street, and 110 feet along Laurel Street. The parcel abuts Laurel Creek which is a Category B watercourse that is channelized with a mixture of natural and concrete elements. The proposed mixed-use project consists of four stories of residential units above ground level retail and parking with a footprint that covers the majority of the site area. Vehicular access to the garage is provided via a driveway accessed off of Laurel Street. The first floor consists of 2,627 square feet of retail space at the corner of Mission Street and Laurel Street. Additionally, a residential lobby with a mail room is accessed from Mission Street. Trash enclosure access and utility rooms front Laurel Street. The trash room layout and interface with the street has been reviewed and approved by the Public Works Department.
Residential uses will be located on levels 2 through 5, with the second floor also including a podium terrace open space with seating and landscaping as well as an interior amenity room with laundry facilities and storage lockers. The proposed 59 Single-Room Occupancy (SRO) units are broken down into thirty 288 square foot studios and twenty-nine 287 square foot studio units.
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AGENDA REPORT
PC Meeting of January 18, 2024
SUBJECT: 1130/1132 Mission Street – Project No. CP23-0103
CC (Community Commercial) Zone District Regulations. The purpose of the Community Commercial district is to “provide locations throughout the community for a variety of commercial and service uses for residents of the city and the region which promote the policies of the General Plan; to encourage a harmonious mixture of a wide variety of commercial and residential activities including limited industrial uses, if they are compatible and nuisance free”.
Pursuant to 24.10.730.2(q), “Mixed residential and commercial/office developments with ten or more multiple dwellings or condominiums, either above commercial uses or units on the same lot”, and 24.10.730.2(w), “Single-room occupancy (SRO) housing sixteen units or more” are allowed subject to approval of a Special Use Permit and Design Permit, both of which are included as part of this application.
The maximum allowed height of buildings in the CC zoning district is three stories and 40 feet.
However, California State Density Bonus Law and the City’s corresponding Density Bonus Ordinance provide tools to incentivize affordable housing and/or deeper levels of affordability.
One incentive is that applicants can utilize a waiver or modification to development standards if those standards would “physically preclude” construction of the density bonus project. For the subject project, the applicants are proposing a waiver to the district height standard to allow for two additional stories, with the highest point of the building proposed at approximately 61 feet.
There are roof structures that extend above the 61-foot height, including stairway and elevator housing, however these types of features are permitted to exceed height standards under Section
24.12.150 of the Zoning Ordinance.
With the exception of height, the CC zone district requirements are all being met. The table below summarizes the project’s compliance with the CC district requirements in addition to the Mission Street Urban Design Overlay District standards:
CC/MSUDO DISTRICT DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS SUMMARY
Provision CC Required MSUOD Required Proposed Complies? Building
Height
3 stories and
40 feet
3 stories and 40 feet 5 stories and 61 feet
(Allowed per Density Bonus
Law)
Yes
Front Setback
(Mission Street)
0’ 0’ 6’-3” to 9’-2” Yes
Exterior Side
Setback (Laurel
Street)
0’ 0’ 3’-6” to 7’ Yes
Interior Side
Setback
(Creek)
15’ 15’ 1
st floor – 15’
2 nd to 5th floors - 3’-6”
Measurements from Laurel
Creek Centerline
(Allowed per Density Bonus
Law)
Yes
Rear Setback
(West Property
Line)
5’ 25’ – 1st & 2nd floors
35’ – 3rd floor
1 st floor - 5’-5”
2 nd to 4th floors – 2”
5 th floor – 1’-10”
(Allowed per Density Bonus
Law)
Yes
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SUBJECT: 1130/1132 Mission Street – Project No. CP23-0103
Rooftop equipment is incorporated into the roof design and screened from adjacent properties.
Utility installations such as trash enclosures, storage units, and parking are designed into the building, making them accessible but screened from view.
Materials. The proposed building has a contemporary design, incorporating a variety of exterior finish materials including textured concrete (board formed/textured), metal panels, fiber cement panel or stucco, patterned metal fence/gates/screens/sunshades, and a glazed aluminum windows.
To ensure that the final building design is well-articulated with the proposed material palette, a condition of approval requires the plans submitted for building permits shall have the same level of articulation, detailing, and dimensionality as shown in the approved plans.
Single-Room Occupancy Requirements. Part 11 of Zoning Code Chapter 12 regulates SingleRoom Occupancy Housing projects. The proposed table demonstrates how the development meets these standards:
SINGLE-ROOM OCCUPANCY REQUIREMENTS SUMMARY
Provision Required Proposed Complies?
SRO Unit Range 150 to 400 square feet 287 to 288 square feet Yes SRO Average Unit Size No greater than 345
square feet
288 square feet Yes
SROs greater than 220
square feet required to
have:
Kitchen and Full
Bathroom
All SROs have a
Kitchen and Full
Bathroom
Yes
Closet All SROs have a Yes
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SUBJECT: 1130/1132 Mission Street – Project No. CP23-0103
SINGLE-ROOM OCCUPANCY REQUIREMENTS SUMMARY
Provision Required Proposed Complies?
closet
Common Facilities: 10 square feet of
common usable open
space per unit (Min. 200
square feet of common
outdoor open space
and 200 square feet of
common indoor open
space)
59 x 10 = 590 sq. ft.
1,692 square feet of
common usable
outdoor open space
991 square feet of
common usable indoor
open space
Yes
Laundry facilities
1 washer/dryer for
every 20 units
Minimum of 2
washer/dryers required
2 washers/dryers
required
6 washers/dryers
provided (floors 2-4
amenity rooms)
Yes
1 storage space per unit
59 storage units 60 storage spaces
Yes
Management Plan Must contain
management
policies/maintenance
plans/rental
procedures/tenant
rules/security
procedures
Draft Management
Plan submitted
(Attachment 5)
Submittal of Final
Management Plan
required as a condition
of approval
Yes
Manager’s Unit Provide 24 -hour on-site
management, including
designated dwelling unit
for manager
One manager unit
provided
Yes
Parking and Access. Vehicular ingress and egress to the site will be provided via Laurel Street.
Pedestrian access to the commercial space is at the intersection, with access to the above residences available from the parking area and the public right-of-way along Mission Street.
Long-term resident bicycle storage is located on each residential floor (floor 2-5). Short-term bicycle parking would be accommodated in areas along Laurel Street near the retail space as well as an area along Mission Street near the entrance to the residential lobby. Public Works, Police, and Fire Department staff have reviewed the application and have expressed no significant concerns about ingress, egress, or circulation associated with the proposed project design.
State Assembly Bill (AB 2097), effective on January 1, 2023, prohibits local jurisdictions from imposing minimum automobile parking requirements on most development projects located within a half-mile radius of a major transit stop, as applicable to the subject site. Although AB2097 would exempt the project from provision of any vehicular parking, the applicant has elected to supply twelve auto parking spaces at ground level.
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As noted above, the application is also locked in under SB330 and is not subject to the recently adopted bike/auto parking ordinance revisions.
Standard Required Proposed
Vehicle Parking
Number of spaces 0 (Required as per AB2097) 12
Number of accessible parking
spaces
2 (Required as per AB2097) 2
EV charging stations 1 6
Residential Bicycle Parking
Bicycle parking: Class 1 1 space per unit (59 total) 80 Bicycle parking: Class 2 1 space per 4 units (15 total) 29 Commercial Bicycle Parking
Bicycle parking: Class 1 1 Space 2
Bicycle parking: Class 2 3 Spaces 3
Trip Generation Analysis. A trip generation memorandum (Attachment 6), prepared by Hexagon Transportation Consultants, Inc. and dated August 26, 2023, provides information regarding the expected number of vehicular trips generated by the proposed project. The memo reports that, after accounting for the trips generated by the existing uses, the development is estimated to generate a net increase of 19 vehicle trips during the AM peak hour and 29 vehicle trips during the PM peak hour. Based on the data provided, the number of net new peak-hour trips falls below the threshold prompting the requirement for preparation of a Transportation Impact Study (TIS) as required by the City of Santa Cruz Transportation Study Requirements for Development.
A Traffic Impact Fee (TIF) will be applied during the Building Permit phase associated with increased vehicular travel volumes projected to be induced by the project, consistent with the provisions of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), under which local agencies are not precluded from applying traffic impact fee mitigation programs.
Off-Site Improvements. Review of the proposed project by City staff has determined the requirement for completion of various off-site improvements in conjunction with the proposed project. Improvements to the public right-of-way adjacent to the project site include:
Sidewalk expansion including construction of a new 10-foot to 12-foot wide sidewalk along the entire frontage of Mission Street and a 9-foot to 11-foot sidewalk along the entire frontage of Laurel Street, with a substantial bulb out at the corner to accommodate two ADA compliant ramps;
All new utilities will be undergrounded;
Installation of three new decorative light standards featuring Light-Emitting Diode (LED) luminaires, two on Mission Street and one on Laurel Street; and Installation of nine street trees including irrigation, with six along Mission Street and three along Laurel Street.
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Trees/Landscaping. An arborist report (Attachment 7) was prepared by Davey Resource Group in August of 2023 and revised in October of 2023. Seven trees located on or near the site were assessed, with two qualifying as heritage trees requiring a permit for removal. One of the heritage trees, a Black Walnut located adjacent to the site in the riparian area, is proposed to be retained with tree protection measures provided and included as conditions of approval. All other trees on site, including one heritage Evergreen Ash, are proposed to be removed due to the extent of the proposed construction.
With the majority of the site to be covered by the proposed structure, landscaping is limited to the sidewalk areas, the area along the creek, and the open spaces on the second-floor terrace, fifth floor, and rooftop butterfly garden. The project’s proposed tree and planting plan includes a total of 6 new trees:
Nine 24-inch box Armstrong Gold Maple (street trees)
Seven 10-15 gallon Dogwoods (2nd level open space terrace) Five 10-gallon Variergated Box Elder Maples (5th level open space) Other new landscape plants proposed throughout the project would include shrubs, grasses and perennials. Other outdoor amenities include standing height work desks with charging ports, dining tables, lounge chairs, and outdoor seating, and a rooftop garden.
Special Use Permit
SRO developments of sixteen or more units and mixed residential and commercial developments with ten or more multiple dwellings above commercial are permitted with the approval of a Special Use Permit and Design Permit in the CC zone district. The purpose of consideration of the Special Use Permit is to ensure the proper integration of essential or desirable uses in certain locations or zoning districts. The project is consistent with the 2030 General Plan and Mission Street Urban Design Plan in that it will provide important affordable rental housing and maximizes the development potential of an underutilized infill site. With the purpose of the Community Commercial district being “provide locations throughout the community for a variety of commercial and service uses for residents of the city and the region which promote the policies of the General Plan; to encourage a harmonious mixture of a wide variety of commercial and residential activities including limited industrial uses, if they are compatible and nuisance free”, the proposed mixed-use project provides much needed housing, as well as neighborhood commercial, and therefore meets the purpose of the district.
Rooftop equipment is incorporated into the roof design and screened from adjacent properties.
Utility installations such as trash enclosures, storage units, and parking are designed into the building, making them accessible but screened from view. Taking all of these into consideration, the proposed uses incorporated into the project will not constitute a nuisance or be detrimental to the public welfare of the community. Additional conditions have been added to the approval in order to ensure the development does not constitute a nuisance or would be detrimental to the public welfare of the community.
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Watercourse Development Permit
The property abuts a section of Laurel Creek Reach 4, a perennial watercourse. Pursuant to the City-wide Creeks and Wetlands Management Plan, Laurel Creek Reach 4 is a Category B watercourse, with a 10-foot riparian corridor, a 15-foot development setback, and a 40-foot management area. A portion of the proposed mixed-use development (a cantilevered section above the first floor) would be located within these setback areas and therefore requires a Watercourse Development Permit.
Category “B” includes watercourses and/or watercourse reaches that are located in urban areas and that function primarily as a drainage system. This category includes watercourses with limited riparian habitat that is generally confined by adjacent land uses with limited area to expand. Issues of water quality and flow conveyance are the focus for this category. The goals of this category include improving habitat by removal of invasive, non-native plant species and improving water quality and flow with implementation of proper erosion control and best management practices, and planting of appropriate species.
A biotic review (Attachment 8) was prepared by Biotic Resources Group in August of 2023 with the focus of the assessment being to identify watercourse setbacks and sensitive biotic resources with the project area and evaluate the proposed project relative to the resources. The report was tasked to:
Characterize the watercourse and plant community;
Identify sensitive biotic resources, including plant and wildlife species of concern, within the area proposed for development; and
Evaluate the potential effects of the proposed project on sensitive biotic resources and recommend measures to avoid or reduce such impacts.
The stretch of Laurel Creek adjacent to the site is an open channel, with a mixture of natural and concrete-lined side slopes and is comprised of non-native landscaping and non-native forbs and vines. The value of the riparian corridor to native wildlife is moderated due to its small size and the lack of native riparian vegetation that would provide cover and forage for native wildlife.
However, it provides value due to the year-round presence of surface water and the structure of the woody vegetation likely provides perching, roosting, and nesting sites for several bird species. Common wildlife species adapted to urban land uses are expected to inhabit the creek and the adjacent landscaping. Approximately 68 square feet of the building will overhang the riparian corridor (16 feet above grade); however, this feature will not impact any existing riparian woodland vegetation. No special status plant species have been recorded for this property, and no special status species were observed and the potential presence of is considered very low due to the lack of suitable substrates/habitats and developed condition of the site. The majority of the proposed development will occur within areas supporting existing structures, parking areas, and non-native landscaping. The removal of this vegetation is not considered a significant impact to local or regional botanical resources. Recommended measures to protect the creek have been included as conditions of approval, which include:
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Implement riparian restoration /enhancement actions within the riparian corridor. Within this zone, remove invasive, non-native plant species. Implement maintenance of the corridor, including continued removal of invasive, non-native plant species and maintenance of installed plantings for a minimum of 5 years, providing yearly progress reports to the City.
Utilize locally native plant species within the riparian corridor. Obtain plants from a local native plant nursery. Do not use invasive, non-native plant species for landscaping. Prohibit lighting within riparian corridor and limit lighting in development setback area to low-level walkway, motion detection security, or entry lighting. Direct lighting to be hooded and directed downward, away from the watercourse. Prohibit mowing or removal of riparian vegetation.
Schedule vegetation removal to occur between September 1 and March 1 of any given year(s) to avoid the bird nesting season.
Implement standard erosion control BMP’s and riparian habitat protection measures during the project construction period to minimize impacts to the creek. Within the 15-foot wide development setback area, revise the plantings in the bioremediation area of the proposed Landscape Plan to exclude plant species that are not locally native and/or inappropriate for the region.
With the structure cantilevering into the 10-foot riparian corridor setback and the 15-foot development setback areas, the City-Wide Creeks and Wetlands Management Plan would require the issuance of a Watercourse Variance. However, with the project including a Density Bonus, a waiver to the creek setback is being requested in place of the Watercourse Variance. Similar to the requirements of a Watercourse Variance, the biotic report evaluated the potential impacts of the project on the creek. Appropriate conditions of approval are included to improve the habitat of the creek by removing invasive, non-native plant species, improving water quality and flow with implementation of proper erosion control and best management practices, and planting of appropriate species.
Density Bonus
To address California’s need for affordable housing, the State enacted the density bonus law (Government Code §§ 65915 – 65918) in 1979 to encourage the provision of affordable housing units by offering a combination of benefits to developers. For projects that include the requisite number of affordable housing units, and upon the request of an applicant, cities are required to (i) allow more market rate units to be built than otherwise allowed by the applicable zoning designation); (ii) provide “incentives or concessions,” such as reduced development standards, that result in actual and identifiable cost savings for the project; (iii) provide “waivers or modifications” of development standards that would physically preclude the project from being constructed; and (iv) allow reduced parking requirements.
Cities have very limited discretion when reviewing density bonus applications. Cities are generally obligated to grant a density bonus and incentives, concessions, waivers, or reductions in development standards to the developer so long as the proposed development complies with the applicable affordability requirements and the waivers or incentives/concessions meet certain
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standards. Projects that include a specified amount of affordable housing are entitled to a density bonus, even if the density bonus would allow a project to exceed the maximum density under the City’s general plan and zoning code.
The amount of the density bonus is based on the number of affordable units at each income level that are included in a project. To determine whether a project qualifies for a density bonus, the percentage of affordable units is based on the maximum number of units that would be permitted under the City’s zoning code (i.e., the “base density”). In areas where there is no density range, or in the case with a project that proposes SROs, Section 24.16.255(6) of the Zoning Ordinance requires an applicant to submit base plans, or plans showing a project that fully conforms to objective standards, in order to determine the number of units that could be constructed on the site, thus establishing the base density. The applicant has provided plans for a base project that meets all of the CC zone district development standards, including height, setbacks, open space, etc., and the determined base density is 40 units.
Market-rate projects providing certain percentages of affordable units or units at deeper levels of affordability are entitled to an increase in density up to 50% of the total number of units that are allowed under the City's Zoning Ordinance, depending on specified percentages and levels of affordability. The additional units help offset the increased costs associated with the increased number of or more deeply affordable units. The density bonus units themselves are not required to be affordable and, pursuant to Section 24.16.250(2) of the Zoning Code (as well as the State Density Bonus and California case law), “density bonus units shall not be included in the “total units” when determining the number of affordable units required to qualify a housing development for a density bonus.” Thus, by law, the percentages of affordable units that qualify a project for the density bonus are based on the base project only and not the base project plus the density bonus units. According to Government Code Section 65915(f)(2), if 15% of the total conforming base density is designated very low-income, development projects then qualify for a 50% density bonus, or for this particular project, up to 60 total units.
Pursuant to Zoning Code Section 24.16.020(5)(b), “SRO Developments. In a rental residential development comprised of SRO units, twenty percent of the single-room occupancy units shall be made available for rent to very low-income households at an affordable rent.” With a base density of 40 units, 8 (20%) of the residential units will be required to be provided as affordable housing units at the very-low income level (50% AMI).
In addition to allowing more market rate units to offset the cost of providing affordable units, the law also provides a variety of tools that applicants can utilize to make projects physically or more economically feasible, including incentives/concessions that allow for modification of development standards if those standards would result in “actual and identifiable cost reductions” to the project, and waivers that allow for modifications of development standards if the standards “physically preclude” construction of the density bonus project. The project applicant is entitled to four concessions, while the applicant can request as many waivers from development standards as needed if the development standard would preclude the density bonus project from being built at the allowed density. The applicant has requested three waivers of development standards, all of which are required to be waived if they preclude project development. The city must grant these waivers unless they violate state or federal law, create a specific adverse impact
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on health and safety or the physical environment that cannot be mitigated, or adversely impact real property listed on the California Register of Historical Resources. There is no evidence that the following waivers requested should not be granted as required by state law:
Waiver 1 - Height: The project proposes to exceed the maximum height of three stories and 40 feet as required in the CC zone district, proposing a five-story building at approximately 61 feet in height.
Complying with the 40-foot standard would require the building to reduce the number of floors and eliminate 29 residential units. This would physically preclude the construction of the project that would include the number of residential units allowed under the State Density Bonus Law.
Waiver 2 - FAR: The project proposes to exceed Floor Area Ratio. The Community Commercial designation allows a Floor Area Ratio (FAR) range from .25 to 1.75 FAR. The total floor area for the proposed mixed-use project is 43,237 square feet and the net lot size is 12,502 square feet with a FAR for the proposed development of 3.46. Complying with the FAR required in the CC designation would reduce the volume of the building and result in a loss of units and amenities. This would physically preclude the construction of the project that would include the number of residential units allowed under the State Density Bonus Law.
Waiver 3 – Setbacks: The project proposes a reduction to setback requirements to the west (rear setback) and the north (creek setback). Complying with the setbacks required in the CC zone district and Mission Street Urban Design Plan would require the building to be increasingly stepped back as the height increases. These increased building setbacks would reduce the volume of the building and eliminate a substantial number of residential units. This would physically preclude the construction of the project that would include the number of residential units allowed under the State Density Bonus Law.
Pursuant to State Density Bonus Law and the City’s zoning ordinance, the applicant is required to provide justification for any requested waivers, and the City must approve the requests unless it can make findings of “specific, adverse impact” to public health or safety or similar detrimental effect to the physical environment based on “substantial evidence”, as promulgated in California Government Code Section 65915(e)). No evidence of such public health or safety impact appears evident based on information available to staff.
With regard to the proposed project, failure to grant the waivers requested would physically preclude construction of the project accommodating the number of residential units allowed under Density Bonus Law. As presented, the project would not induce any specific, adverse impact upon public health or safety and includes no characteristics constituting grounds for reduction in residential density or project denial pursuant to the provisions of SB330. No evidence has been revealed which would suggest that the requested waivers should not be granted as required by State law, and, therefore, staff recommend that the Planning Commission grant all requested waivers.
Affordable Housing
The City’s Municipal Code, Section 24.16.020, requires that residential developments creating five or more new residential dwelling units provide 20% of the base dwelling units as inclusionary (affordable) units, which shall be made available for lease to low-income
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households at an affordable rent. Pursuant to Zoning Code Section 24.16.020(5)(b), “SRO Developments. In a rental residential development comprised of SRO units, twenty percent of the single-room occupancy units shall be made available for rent to very-low income households at an affordable rent.” With a base density of 40 units, 8 (20%) of the residential units will be required to be provided as affordable housing units at the very-low income level of 50% of Area Median Income (AMI) in perpetuity. The plans provide 20% of the number of base density units as affordable units, fulfilling the affordable housing requirement per Density Bonus State Law, as described above.
Housing Accountability Act
The Housing Accountability Act (HAA) is a California state law designed to promote infill development, and it limits the ability of local governments to restrict the development of new housing. The Act applies to housing applications submitted to local agencies that meet the following criteria.
Meets a city's "objective general plan and zoning standards" The development would not cause a "significant, adverse impact" to public health and safety; and
The development meets the standards of the California Environmental Quality Act and the California Coastal Act.
If an application meets these criteria, the City must approve the application and provide necessary permits within 60 days from the determination by the lead agency that the project qualifies for a CEQA exemption. If the city denies an application that meets the City’s objective standards, it must make a written finding that the project creates a “significant, adverse impact” to public health and safety and provide substantial evidence to support said finding. The HAA also, among other things, eliminates the ability of jurisdictions from proposing modifications to a project that would reduce the number of units to be developed or passing new rules that would retroactively make the project non-compliant.
The mixed-use SRO development is consistent with all zoning and development standards and the project will not result in significant, adverse impacts to public health and safety.
Regarding the Potential for ADUs
Like all multi-family property in the state, this project is entitled to create ADUs in addition to the units proposed, as a ministerial action. Up to 25% of the total number of units (for this project, a total of fourteen) can potentially be created by converting non-livable space, and up to two New Construction ADUs can also potentially be built – either attached to or detached from the proposed structure. ADUs are not counted towards density on a project.
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Health in all Policies (HiAP)
HiAP is a collaborative approach to improving the health of all people by incorporating health considerations into decision-making across sectors and policy areas. HiAP is based on 3 pillars:
equity, public health, and sustainability. The goal of HiAP is to ensure that all decision-makers are informed about the health, equity, and sustainability impacts of various policy options during the policy development process. The mixed-use project supports the pillar of equity by providing affordable rental units on a site in an area that is improved with sidewalks, street trees, and that is in close proximity to public transportation, commercial goods and services, and recreational areas. The development of residences in this central location encourages a sustainable and healthy lifestyle by promoting alternative forms of transportation. Therefore, the project is considered to be consistent with the three pillars of the HiAP and is recommended as an efficient use of the land.
COMMUNITY OUTREACH
Consistent with the City’s Community Outreach Policy for Planning Projects, the applicants held an online webinar for the community to learn about the project, ask questions, and give input.
The community outreach webinar was held on April 18, 2023, and was noticed with signage on the property, notices mailed to property owners and tenants within 1,000 feet of the project site and advertised on the City’s website. Email notifications were also sent to those who had signed up for such alerts. Approximately 100 members of the public attended the meeting, with questions and discussion items involving height, parking, traffic, shading, trash pick-up, and pedestrian friendly improvements. While the previously mentioned issues were part of the discussion, there were comments supporting the project, specifically in regard to the addition of high-density housing along the Mission Street corridor, and the provision of affordable income units. In addition to the webinar, a project webpage was created and posted to the City of Santa Cruz website that provided a link to the recorded webinar and allowed members of the public to submit comments to the project planner.
ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW
The project is categorically exempt from environmental review under Article 19 of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Guidelines, Section 15332, related to infill development.
The Class 32 categorical exemption applies to a proposed project fulfilling the following criteria:
(a) The project is consistent with the applicable general plan designation and all applicable general plan policies as well as with applicable zoning designation and regulations; (b) The proposed development occurs within city limits on a project site of no more than five acres substantially surrounded by urban uses;
(c) The project site has no value as habitat for endangered, rare, or threatened species; (d) Approval of the project would not result in any significant effects relating to traffic, noise, air quality, or water quality; and
(e) The site can be adequately served by all required utilities and public services.
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The proposed project complies with all of the foregoing criteria and demonstrates eligibility for implementation of a Class 32 Categorical Exemption as afforded by CEQA. The application exhibits consistency with General Plan and zoning designations, policies, and regulations, with a project site comprising 12,502 square feet (.287 acres) in size, below the maximum threshold of five (5) acres, located within city limits and surrounded by existing residential and commercial urban uses. As a previously-developed urban infill site, the subject lot holds no value as habitat for endangered, rare, or threatened species, with none known to exist on the site; development of the project would not result in any significant impact relating to traffic, noise, air quality or water quality as supported by the submitted information; and the site can be adequately served by all required utilities and public services. Therefore, the proposal qualifies for the Categorical Exemption found in CEQA Guidelines Section 15332, infill exemption.
None of the exceptions to the exemptions under Section 15300.2 apply to the project in that the project site is not located in a mapped environmentally sensitive area, the project is not part of a larger project that could result in a cumulative impact, there are no unusual circumstances associated with the project or subject parcel, the project will not result in damage to resources associated with an officially designated scenic highway, the project site is not included on any lists compiled pursuant to Section 65962.5 of the Government Code related to Hazardous Waste Sites, and the project will not result in substantial adverse changes in the significance of a historical resource site in that there are no known historic resources on the property.
SUMMARY
This project involves a proposal to construct a five-story, mixed-use project consisting of ground level parking and commercial space, and 59 Single-Room Occupancy (SRO) units. The development will implement the City’s vision for the “Westside Zone” area as expressed by the General Plan and the Mission Street Urban Design Plan by providing 8 much needed affordable units and 51 market rate residential units. Additionally, with a request for a Density Bonus, the project will maximize density while providing 20% of the units at the very low-income level, which will be a significant addition to the city’s affordable housing stock. As conditioned, the proposed project meets the requirements of the Zoning Ordinance and provides a development that is consistent with the vision for the Mission Street corridor.
Therefore, staff recommends that the Planning Commission acknowledge the environmental determination and approve the Nonresidential Demolition Authorization Permit, Boundary Adjustment, Design Permit, Special Use Permit, Watercourse Development Permit, Heritage Tree Removal Permit, and Density Bonus Request to exceed height, setbacks, and FAR for the proposed project based on the Findings below and the Conditions of Approval in Attachment 1.
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FINDINGS
Nonresidential Demolition Authorization Permit, Section 24.08.1230
1. The cultural resources evaluation is accepted as accurate and complete; and the cultural resources evaluation concludes that the building or structure is not eligible for listing on the city historic building survey.
A historic report (DPR 523 Form) was prepared by historian Joseph Van Den Berg of Garavaglia Architecture which evaluates the existing buildings and the history of the site.
Based on records, the existing buildings were constructed in 1966, with subsequent additions and modifications occurring in 1974 and 1975. The report finds that the subject property does not display a level of historical significance or integrity that would qualify it for listing as a historic resource on the National Register of Historic Places, the California Register of Historical Places, or the City of Santa Cruz Historic Building Survey. The site is not associated with any important historic events or patterns of history, is not associated with any historic people, the architecture is not notable and contains almost not characterdefining features. Thus, the structure is not eligible for listing on the City Historic Building Survey.
2. The project which will replace the demolished building or structure has been, or is concurrently being, approved by the city, and an appropriate building permit has been, or is concurrently being, issued; unless some other practical hardship can be documented rendering this requirement inappropriate.
The proposed mixed-use project is being approved concurrently with the approval to demolish the subject structure.
3. The property owner has been advised of the benefits of listing the property on the city historic building survey and incorporating the preservation of the historic resource into the proposed project.
Not applicable as the property has been determined to not be eligible for listing.
4. The cultural resources evaluation determines that the resource is eligible for listing on the city historic building survey, appropriate environmental review has been completed in accordance with the California Environmental Quality Act, and the zoning administrator can make a finding of overriding consideration that the replacement project will have public benefits which will outweigh the impact of loss of the historic resource.
It has been determined that the property does not qualify as a historic resource. Therefore, this finding does not apply.
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Boundary Line Adjustment Section, 23.12.030.1(b)
5. The parcels resulting from the lot line adjustment will conform to the general plan, any applicable specific plan, any applicable coastal plan, zoning and building ordinances.
The proposal to merge parcels 006-203-24 and -25 into one 12,502 square foot parcel is consistent with the General Plan and Community Commercial zone district standards which require a minimum 8,000 square foot parcel size for mixed-use projects.
6. A greater number of parcels than originally existed are not created by the lot line adjustment.
The proposed Boundary Adjustment will not result in the creation of any additional parcels or building sites, but rather the two parcels will be combined to result in one parcel.
Design Permit, Section 24.08.430
7. The site plan and building design are consistent with design and development policies of the General Plan, any element of the General Plan, and any area plan, specific plan, or other city policy for physical development. If located in the Coastal Zone, the site plan and building design are also consistent with policies of the Local Coastal Program.
The subject parcel has a Mixed-Use Medium Density (MXMD) General Plan designation.
This designation applies to sites along the Ocean Street and the Mission Street corridor between Swift and Laurel Street. Typical commercial uses are similar to those in the Community Commercial (CM) designation, and pedestrian-oriented commercial uses are encouraged on the ground floor. For reference, the CM designation calls for “businesses that serve the general needs of the community, including retail, service, and office establishments.
Typical uses in these areas include restaurants, grocery stores, furniture stores, general merchandise, medical and legal offices, and auto parts stores, as well as mixed-use projects that include these commercial uses on the ground floor.” The Mixed-Use Medium Density (MXMD) designation allows a Floor Area Ratio (FAR) range from .75 to 1.75. FAR is the total gross floor area of the development divided by the net area of the site. The total floor area for the proposed mixed-use project is 43,237 square feet and the net lot size (with deduction of riparian setback area) is 11,182 square feet, resulting in a FAR of 3.86 for the proposed development. With the proposed FAR exceeding the allowed FAR, a waiver to FAR is included as part of the Density Bonus request.
The proposed mixed-use project is consistent with the policies of the General Plan, including the following:
Land Use Development Policy LU3.3.1 - Discourage strip commercial development in favor of clustered commercial and mixed-use development along transit corridors.
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Land Use Development Policy LU3.7 - Encourage higher-intensity residential uses and maximum densities in accordance with the General Plan Land Use designations.
Land Use Development Policy LU3.7.1 - Allow and encourage development that meets the high end of the General Plan Land Use designation density unless constraints associated with site characteristics and zoning development standards require a lower density.
Land Use Development Policy LU3.8 - Allow the following residential uses to exceed the maximum densities in this chapter: Density bonus units. Community Design CD3.3 – Encourage the assembly of small parcels along transit corridors to achieve pedestrian-oriented development compatible with neighborhoods.
Community Design CD4.1.1 – Support compact mixed-use development Downtown, along primary transportation corridors, and in employment centers. Community Design CD4.1.1 – Where possible, site buildings at the street frontage and place parking areas away from street corners and to the rear of buildings.
Community Design CD4.1.3 – On major corridors, encourage mixed-use development, especially projects with priority for commercial uses that can provide services to the adjacent community.
Mobility Development Policy M1.1 - Reduce automobile dependence by encouraging appropriate neighborhood and activity center development. Mobility Development Policy M1.3 - Create pedestrian-friendly frontage and streetscapes and attractive pedestrian-oriented areas.
Mobility Development Policy M3.2.11 - Improve traffic flow and safety and reduce impacts on arterial streets by limiting driveways, mid-block access points, and intersections; removing on-street parking; clustering facilities around interconnected parking areas; providing access from side streets; and other similar measures.
Economic Development Policy 1.1.3 - Encourage the development of year-round businesses and visitor activities, resources, and destinations that can also attract and engage local residents.
Economic Development Policy 5.2 - Provide for residents’ daily shopping needs in local-serving neighborhood commercial centers.
Economic Development Policy 5.2.1 - Encourage neighborhood shopping in nodes of commercial development that serve residential areas and have adequate transit, pedestrian, and bicycle access.
Economic Development Policy 5.2.2 - Support the development of neighborhood gathering places in conjunction with local-serving neighborhood commercial.
The project site is located within the Mission Street Urban Design Plan (MSUDP) which encourages developments such as this. The community’s vision is to re-establish Mission Street as a vibrant commercial corridor that recognizes and carefully balances its functions as both a State Highway and local-serving commercial street. As noted in the MSUDP, the
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corridor should maintain a predominantly commercial mixed-use character. Residential uses should be restricted to multi-family residential units, and to residential above ground floor retail or office. The remaining single-family residential uses should be allowed to eventually phase out. The intent is to create a corridor that is safe, attractive, economically and socially vibrant, which in turn will improve the quality of life for Westside residents.
The project site is within the “Westside Zone” area of the Mission Street Urban Design Plan.
The Westside Zone, which extends from Laural Street to Swift Street includes predominantly retail and service type uses with scattered residential, office and institutional uses. The project meets the objectives of the Westside Zone by establishment of a development that provides retail and services for both residents and visitors and employing streetscape improvements such as street trees, lighting, and street furnishings to visually unify this section of the corridor and enhance the pedestrian environment. The project also meets the following areawide land use and redevelopment strategy plan policies:
Policy 4a – Encourage a mix of higher density residential and office uses along Mission Street that will complement and support the retail base and contribute to the creation of a neighborhood with around-the-clock vitality.
Policy 4b – Establish the Mission Street corridor as an attractive pedestrian-oriented, mixed-use district.
Policy 4c – Encourage “mixed-use” development and “local-serving” commercial uses as a means of reducing automobile use within the planning area. Development of complementary uses (retail and office, retail and housing, office and housing) in proximity to each other allows residents, employees, and visitors to walk and/or bicycle when undertaking many of the typical daily trips, whether it is going to lunch, running errands, or going out for the evening.
Policy 5c – Encourage redevelopment and infill development along Mission Street that will improve the corridor’s economic vitality, enhance the definition and character of the corridor, and create better pedestrian scale and orientation.
8. For nonresidential projects, the project’s location, size, height, operations, and other significant features and characteristics are compatible with and do not adversely affect or further degrade adjacent properties, the surrounding neighborhood, or the public health, safety, and welfare. For residential projects, the project complies with the objective standards and requirements of the zoning district in which it is located, as well as any objective standards of any area plan or other regulatory document that applies to the area in which the project is located.
The project contains both nonresidential and residential components. Commercial uses surround the site, with the exception of residential uses to the west and across the creek to the north. The commercial retail use will abut Mission Street maintaining a substantial distance from the neighboring residences and will not adversely affect or further degrade adjacent properties. For the residential portions of the development the project complies with the objective standards and requirements of the zoning district as well as the Mission Street Urban Design Overlay District, taking into consideration the waivers requested as part of the
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Density Bonus request.
9. For nonresidential projects, the project provides for an arrangement of uses, buildings, structures, open spaces, and other improvements that are compatible with the scale and character of the adjacent properties and surrounding neighborhood.
Commercial uses surround the site, with the exception of residential uses to the west and across the creek to the north. The commercial retail use will abut Mission Street maintaining a substantial distance from the neighboring residences, and fronting Mission Street will be compatible as well as add to the Mission Street commercial streetscape.
10. The exterior design and appearance of buildings and structures and the design of the site plan shall be compatible with design and appearance of other existing buildings and structures in neighborhoods which have established architectural character worthy of preservation.
The proposed building has a contemporary design, incorporating a variety of exterior finish materials including textured concrete (board formed/textured), metal panels, fiber cement panel or stucco, patterned metal fence/gates/screens/sunshades, and a glazed aluminum windows. This stretch of Mission Street has a wide variety of building types and appearances, none of which have established architectural character worthy of preservation.
11. Design of the site plan respects design principles in terms of maintaining a balance of scale, form and proportion, using design components which are harmonious, and materials and colors which blend with elements of the site plan and surrounding areas.
Location of structures takes into account maintenance of public views; rooftop mechanical equipment is incorporated into roof design or screened from public rightsof-way to the extent possible. Utility installations such as trash enclosures, storage units, traffic-control devices, transformer vaults and electrical meters are accessible and screened.
The Mixed-Use Medium Density (MXMD) designation allows a Floor Area Ratio (FAR) range from .75 to 1.75. FAR is the total gross floor area of the development divided by the net area of the site. The total floor area for the proposed mixed-use project 43,237 square feet and the net lot size (with deduction of riparian setback area) is 11,182 square feet, resulting in a FAR of 3.86 for the proposed development. A waiver to exceed FAR is included as part of the Density Bonus request, as complying with the designated FAR would reduce the volume of the building and would physically preclude the construction of the project that would include the number of residential units allowed under the State Density Bonus Law. .
With the exception of height and setbacks, the siting and design standards are consistent with the zone district standards. The proposed building has been designed in a contemporary style with rooftop equipment incorporated into the roof design and screened from adjacent properties. Utility installations such as trash enclosures, storage units, and parking are designed into the building, making them accessible but screened from view.
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12. Where a site plan abuts, or is in close proximity to, uses other than that proposed, the plan shall take into account its effect on other land uses. Where a nonresidential use abuts or is in close proximity to a residential use, the effect of the site plan should maintain the residential quality of adjacent or nearby areas.
Commercial uses surround the site, with the exception of residential uses to the west and across the creek to the north. The commercial retail use will abut Mission Street maintaining a substantial distance from the neighboring residences.
13. To the extent feasible, the orientation and location of buildings, structures, open spaces and other features of the site plan maintain natural resources including significant trees and shrubs, minimize impacts to solar access of adjacent properties, and minimize alteration of natural land forms; building profiles, location, and orientation must relate to natural land forms.
The flat site is mostly paved with two commercial buildings constructed in the 1960s that are proposed for demolition. There are seven trees located on the site, two of which qualify as heritage due to their size. No special status plant species have been recorded for this property, and no special status species were observed and the potential presence of is considered very low due to the lack of suitable substrates/habitats and developed condition of the site. The majority of the proposed development will occur within areas supporting existing structures, parking areas, and non-native landscaping. The removal of this vegetation is not considered a significant impact to local or regional botanical resources. Recommended measures to protect the creek have been included as conditions of approval, including removal of invasive species, using locally native plant species for the new landscaping, and scheduling of vegetation removal to avoid the bird nesting season. The site will remain flat, with minimal alteration to the existing land forms.
14. The site plan ensures that the scale, bulk, and setbacks of new development preserves important public views along the ocean and of designated scenic coastal areas. Where appropriate and feasible, the project shall restore and enhance visual quality of visually degraded areas.
The project site is not located adjacent to the coastline or within any scenic view area.
15. The site plan shall reasonably protect against external and internal noise, vibration and other factors, which may tend to make the environment less desirable. The site plan should respect the need for privacy of adjacent residents.
The applicant will be required to obtain a building permit for the new building. The structure will be required to meet all applicable regulations of the California Building Code pertaining to noise, vibration, and other factors affecting indoor and exterior environmental quality.
Conditions of approval require that the applicant submit a project-level noise assessment for review and approval prior to building permit issuance and require compliance with the reports’ recommendations to ensure compliance with the noise policies in the General Plan.
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16. Building and structures shall be so designed and oriented to make use of natural elements such as solar radiation, wind, and landscaping for heating, cooling, ventilation, and lighting.
The proposed building will be designed to meet the City’s Green Building Program requirements. New planted trees and landscaping will reduce the heat island effect.
Special Use Permit, Section 24.08.050
17. The proposed structure or use conforms to the requirements and the intent of this title, and of the General Plan, relevant area plans, and the Coastal Land Use Plan, where appropriate;
The subject parcel has a Mixed-Use Medium Density (MXMD) General Plan designation.
This designation applies to sites along the Ocean Street and the Mission Street corridor between Swift and Laurel Street. Typical commercial uses are similar to those in the Community Commercial (CM) designation, and pedestrian-oriented commercial uses are encouraged on the ground floor. For reference, the CM designation calls for “businesses that serve the general needs of the community, including retail, service, and office establishments.
Typical uses in these areas include restaurants, grocery stores, furniture stores, general merchandise, medical and legal offices, and auto parts stores, as well as mixed-use projects that include these commercial uses on the ground floor.” The Mixed-Use Medium Density (MXMD) designation allows a Floor Area Ratio (FAR) range from .75 to 1.75. FAR is the total gross floor area of the development divided by the net area of the site. The total floor area for the proposed mixed-use project is 43,237 square feet and the net lot size (with deduction of riparian setback area) is 11,182 square feet, resulting in a FAR of 3.86 for the proposed development. With the proposed FAR exceeding the allowed FAR, a waiver to FAR is included as part of the Density Bonus request.
The proposed mixed-use project is consistent with the policies of the General Plan, including the following:
Land Use Development Policy LU3.3.1 - Discourage strip commercial development in favor of clustered commercial and mixed-use development along transit corridors.
Land Use Development Policy LU3.7 - Encourage higher-intensity residential uses and maximum densities in accordance with the General Plan Land Use designations.
Land Use Development Policy LU3.7.1 - Allow and encourage development that meets the high end of the General Plan Land Use designation density unless constraints associated with site characteristics and zoning development standards require a lower density.
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Land Use Development Policy LU3.8 - Allow the following residential uses to exceed the maximum densities in this chapter: Density bonus units. Community Design CD3.3 – Encourage the assembly of small parcels along transit corridors to achieve pedestrian-oriented development compatible with neighborhoods.
Community Design CD4.1.1 – Support compact mixed-use development Downtown, along primary transportation corridors, and in employment centers. Community Design CD4.1.1 – Where possible, site buildings at the street frontage and place parking areas away from street corners and to the rear of buildings.
Community Design CD4.1.3 – On major corridors, encourage mixed-use development, especially projects with priority for commercial uses that can provide services to the adjacent community.
Mobility Development Policy M1.1 - Reduce automobile dependence by encouraging appropriate neighborhood and activity center development. Mobility Development Policy M1.3 - Create pedestrian-friendly frontage and streetscapes and attractive pedestrian-oriented areas.
Mobility Development Policy M3.2.11 - Improve traffic flow and safety and reduce impacts on arterial streets by limiting driveways, mid-block access points, and intersections; removing on-street parking; clustering facilities around interconnected parking areas; providing access from side streets; and other similar measures.
Economic Development Policy 1.1.3 - Encourage the development of year-round businesses and visitor activities, resources, and destinations that can also attract and engage local residents.
Economic Development Policy 5.2 - Provide for residents’ daily shopping needs in local-serving neighborhood commercial centers.
Economic Development Policy 5.2.1 - Encourage neighborhood shopping in nodes of commercial development that serve residential areas and have adequate transit, pedestrian, and bicycle access.
Economic Development Policy 5.2.2 - Support the development of neighborhood gathering places in conjunction with local-serving neighborhood commercial.
The project site is located within the Mission Street Urban Design Plan (MSUDP) which encourages developments such as this. The community’s vision is to re-establish Mission Street as a vibrant commercial corridor that recognizes and carefully balances its functions as both a State Highway and local-serving commercial street. As noted in the MSUDP, the corridor should maintain a predominantly commercial mixed-use character. Residential uses should be restricted to multi-family residential units, and to residential above ground floor retail or office. The remaining single-family residential uses should be allowed to eventually phase out. The intent is to create a corridor that is safe, attractive, economically and socially vibrant, which in turn will improve the quality of life for Westside residents.
The project site is within the “Westside Zone” area of the Mission Street Urban Design Plan.
The Westside Zone, which extends from Laural Street to Swift Street includes predominantly
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retail and service type uses with scattered residential, office and institutional uses. The project meets the objectives of the Westside Zone by establishment of a development that provides retail and services for both residents and visitors and employing streetscape improvements such as street trees, lighting, and street furnishings to visually unify this section of the corridor and enhance the pedestrian environment. The project also meets the following areawide land use and redevelopment strategy plan policies:
Policy 4a – Encourage a mix of higher density residential and office uses along Mission Street that will complement and support the retail base and contribute to the creation of a neighborhood with around-the-clock vitality.
Policy 4b – Establish the Mission Street corridor as an attractive pedestrian-oriented, mixed-use district.
Policy 4c – Encourage “mixed-use” development and “local-serving” commercia uses as a means of reducing automobile use within the planning area. Development of complementary uses (retail and office, retail and housing, office and housing) in proximity to each other allows residents, employees, and visitors to walk and/or bicycle when undertaking many of the typical daily trips, whether it is going to lunch, running errands, or going out for the evening.
Policy 5c – Encourage redevelopment and infill development along Mission Street that will improve the corridor’s economic vitality, enhance the definition and character of the corridor, and create better pedestrian scale and orientation.
The property is not located within the Coastal Zone Overlay.
18. That any additional conditions stipulated as necessary in the public interest have been imposed;
Additional conditions have been added to the approval in order to ensure the commercial and residential activities do not negatively impact surrounding uses.
19. That such use or structure will not constitute a nuisance or be detrimental to the public welfare of the community; and
The project meets all district development standards, and the overall building mass is broken up by architectural treatment. Rooftop equipment is incorporated into the roof design and screened from adjacent properties. Utility installations such as trash enclosures, storage units, and parking are designed into the building, making them accessible but screened from view. Taking all of these into consideration, the proposed uses incorporated into the project will not constitute a nuisance or be detrimental to the public welfare of the community.
Additional conditions have been added to the approval in order to ensure the development does not constitute a nuisance or would be detrimental to the public welfare of the community.
20. That all thrift store uses shall include a management plan that identifies collection facilities for donated items, operating hours for donation facilities which discourage
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unsupervised dropoffs, adequate storage areas for sorting the materials, and provides a plan to properly dispose of unusable items in a timely, secure, and orderly fashion and maintains premises in a clean and attractive condition.
Not applicable.
Watercourse Development Permit, Section 24.08.2190
21. The development and the project as a whole is consistent with the City-Wide Creeks and Wetlands Management Plan.
The project as a whole is consistent with the City-Wide Creeks and Wetlands Management Plan with the approval of the Density Bonus waiver to the required creeks setbacks and incorporation of the recommendations in the biotic report as conditions of approval. The stretch of Laurel Creek adjacent to the site is an open channel, with a mixture of natural and concrete-lined side slopes and is comprised of non-native landscaping and non-native forbs and vines. The value of the riparian corridor to native wildlife is moderated due to its small size and the lack of native riparian vegetation that would provide cover and forage for native wildlife. However, it provides value due to the year-round presence of surface water and the structure of the woody vegetation likely provides perching, roosting, and nesting sites for several bird species. Common wildlife species adapted to urban land uses are expected to inhabit the creek and the adjacent landscaping. Approximately 68 square feet of the building will overhang the riparian corridor (16 feet above grade); however, this feature will not impact any existing riparian woodland vegetation. No special status plant species have been recorded for this property, and no special status species were observed and the potential presence of is considered very low due to the lack of suitable substrates/habitats and developed condition of the site. The majority of the proposed development will occur within areas supporting existing structures, parking areas, and non-native landscaping. The removal of this vegetation is not considered a significant impact to local or regional botanical resources.
22. That the development is permitted per Section 24.08.2150 or that the zoning administrator has determined that the project is in substantial conformance with the listed permitted uses.
With the structure cantilevering into the 10-foot riparian corridor setback and the 15-foot development setback areas, the City-Wide Creeks and Wetlands Management Plan would require the issuance of a Watercourse Variance. However, with the project including a Density Bonus, a waiver to the creek setback is being requested in place of the Watercourse Variance. Similar to the requirements of a Watercourse Variance, the biotic report evaluated the potential impacts of the project on the creek. Appropriate conditions of approval are included to improve the habitat of the creek by removing invasive, non-native plant species, improving water quality and flow with implementation of proper erosion control and best management practices, and planting of appropriate species. Therefore, the development is permitted with the issuance of a Watercourse Development Permit and Density Bonus waiver to the creek setbacks.
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23. That the development complies with the applicable watercourse development standards stated in Section 24.08.2180.
A biotic review was prepared by Biotic Resources Group in August of 2023 with the focus of the assessment being to identify watercourse setbacks and sensitive biotic resources within the project area and evaluate the proposed project relative to the resources. The report recommends measures consistent with the applicable watercourse development standards stated in Section 24.08.2180 which have been included as conditions of approval.
24. That the project has met the requirements of all other reviewing agencies including but not limited to state and federal government requirements.
The limit of the development is outside of state and federal government jurisdiction and therefore is not required to meet state and federal requirements.
Density Bonus, Section 24.16.270
25. The housing development is eligible for a density bonus and any concessions, incentives, waivers, modifications, or modified parking standards requested; conforms to all standards for affordability included in this section; and includes a financing mechanism for all implementation and monitoring costs.
Pursuant to Zoning Code Section 24.16.020(5)(b), “SRO Developments. In a rental residential development comprised of SRO units, twenty percent of the single-room occupancy units shall be made available for rent to very low-income households at an affordable rent.” With a base density of 40 units, 8 (20%) of the residential units will be required to be provided as affordable housing units at the very-low income level (50% AMI).
According to AB 2345 Government Code Section 65915(f)(2), if 15% of the total conforming base density is designated very low-income, development projects then qualify for a 50% density bonus. Therefore, the housing development is eligible for a density bonus and the requested waivers. All financing mechanisms for implementation and monitoring costs will be provided by the applicants.
26. Any requested incentive or concession will result in identifiable and actual cost reductions to provide for affordable rents or affordable ownership costs based upon appropriate financial analysis and documentation if required by Section.
Not applicable. The project does not include any requests for incentives/concessions.
27. If the density bonus is based all or in part on dedication of land, the approval body has made the findings included in Section 24.16.230.
Not applicable. The project does not include any requests for dedication of land.
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28. If the density bonus, incentive, or concession is based all or in part on the inclusion of a child care center, the development conforms to the standards included in Section
24.16.235.
Not applicable. The project does not include a proposal for a child care center.
29. If the density bonus incentive or concession is approved for a condominium conversion, the development conforms to the standards included in Section 24.16.240.
Not applicable. The project does not include a proposal for a condominium conversion.
30. If the incentive or concession includes mixed-use buildings or developments, the nonresidential land uses will reduce the cost of the housing development and the proposed nonresidential uses are compatible with the housing development and with existing or planned development in the area where the proposed housing development will be located.
Not applicable. The project does not include any requests for incentives/concessions.
31. If a waiver or modification is requested, the applicant has shown that the development standards for which the waiver or modification is requested will have the effect of physically precluding the construction of the housing development at the densities or with the incentives or concessions permitted by this Part 3.
The applicant has requested three waivers of development standards, all of which are required to be waived if they preclude project development. The applicant is requesting waivers to height, setbacks, and FAR. The city must grant these waivers unless they violate state or federal law, create a specific adverse impact on health and safety or the physical environment that cannot be mitigated, or adversely impact real property listed on the California Register of Historical Resources. With regard to the proposed project, failure to grant the waivers requested would physically preclude construction of the project accommodating the number of residential units allowed under Density Bonus Law. As presented, the project would not induce any specific, adverse impact upon public health or safety and includes no characteristics constituting grounds for reduction in residential density or project denial pursuant to the provisions of SB330. No evidence has been revealed which would suggest that the requested waivers should not be granted as required by State law.
32. If a commercial development bonus is requested, the project complies with the requirements of Section 24.16.258, the city has approved the partnered housing agreement, and the bonus has been mutually agreed upon by the city and the commercial developer.
Not applicable. The project does not include a proposal for a commercial development bonus.
33. If the housing development or the commercial development is in the coastal zone, any requested density bonus, incentive, concession, waiver, modification, modified parking standard, or commercial development bonus is consistent with all applicable
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requirements of the certified Santa Cruz local coastal program, with the exception of density.
Not applicable as the site is not located in the coastal zone.
With Respect to the California Environmental Quality Act
34. The project is categorically exempt from environmental review under Article 19 of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Guidelines, Section 15332, related to infill development. The Class 32 categorical exemption applies to a proposed project fulfilling the following criteria:
(a) The project is consistent with the applicable general plan designation and all applicable general plan policies as well as with applicable zoning designation and regulations; (b) The proposed development occurs within city limits on a project site of no more than five acres substantially surrounded by urban uses;
(c) The project site has no value as habitat for endangered, rare, or threatened species; (d) Approval of the project would not result in any significant effects relating to traffic, noise, air quality, or water quality; and
(e) The site can be adequately served by all required utilities and public services.
The proposed project complies with all of the foregoing criteria and demonstrates eligibility for implementation of a Class 32 Categorical Exemption as afforded by CEQA. The application exhibits consistency with General Plan and zoning designations, policies, and regulations, with a project site comprising 12,502 square feet (.287 acres) in size, below the maximum threshold of five (5) acres, located within city limits and surrounded by existing residential and commercial urban uses. As a previously-developed urban infill site, the subject lot holds no value as habitat for endangered, rare, or threatened species, with none known to exist on the site; development of the project would not result in any significant impact relating to traffic, noise, air quality or water quality as supported by the submitted information; and the site can be adequately served by all required utilities and public services. Therefore, the proposal qualifies for the Categorical Exemption found in CEQA Guidelines Section 15332, infill exemption.
None of the exceptions to the exemptions under Section 15300.2 apply to the project in that the project site is not located in a mapped environmentally sensitive area, the project is not part of a larger project that could result in a cumulative impact, there are no unusual circumstances associated with the project or subject parcel, the project will not result in damage to resources associated with an officially designated scenic highway, the project site is not included on any lists compiled pursuant to Section 65962.5 of the Government Code related to Hazardous Waste Sites, and the project will not result in substantial adverse changes in the significance of a historical resource site in that there are no known historic resources on the property.
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Submitted by:
Ryan Bane
Senior Planner
Approved by:
Samantha Haschert
Principal Planner
Attachments:
1. Conditions of Approval
2. Project Plans
3. Geotechnical Report dated October 18, 2022, prepared by Rock Solid Engineering Inc.
4. Historic Report (DPR 523 Form) dated July 25, 2023, prepared by Joesph Van Den Berg of Garavaglia Architecture
5. Draft SRO Management Plan dated October 31, 2023
6. Trip Generation Study dated August 26, 2023, prepared by Hexagon Transportation Consultants, Inc.
7. Arborist Report and Tree Protection Plan dated October 2023, prepared by Davey Resource Group
8. Biotic Report dated August 17, 2023, prepared by Biotic Resources Group
9. Public Correspondence
10. Public Hearing Notice Radius Map
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CITY OF SANTA CRUZ
City Hall
809 Center Street
Santa Cruz, California 95060
PLANNING COMMISSION
MINUTES
Regular Meeting
January 18, 2024
7:00 P.M. GENERAL BUSINESS AND MATTERS OF PUBLIC INTEREST, COUNCIL CHAMBERS Call to Order-The meeting was called to order at 7:00 p.m.
Roll Call-Commissioners Conway, Dawson, Maxwell, McKelvey, Polhamus, and Kennedy were present. Commissioner Gordon was absent with notification. Commssioner Polhamus was present at 7:19 p.m.
Statements of Disqualification-None.
Oral Communications-The following members of the public addressed the Commission: Jill Wynn.
Approval of Minutes
1. Approval the minutes of November 30, 2023.
MOTION: Motion made by Commissioner Dawson, seconded by Commissioner McKelvey to approve the minutes of November 30, 2023.
ACTION: Motion passed by the following vote:
AYES: Conway, Dawson, Maxwell, McKelvey, and Kennedy
NOES: None
ABSENT: Gordon, Polhamus
2. Approval of the minutes of December 21, 2023.
MOTION: Motion made by Commissioner Dawson, seconded by Commissioner McKelvey, to approve the minutes of December 21, 2023.
ACTION: Motion passed by the following vote:
AYES: Conway, Dawson, Maxwell, McKelvey, and Kennedy
NOES: None
ABSENT: Gordon, Polhamus
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3. 1130 Mission Street Project Number: CP23-0103 Assessor's Parcel Number: 006-203-24, -25 Nonresidential Demolition Authorization Permit to demolish two commercial buildings, Boundary Adjustment to combine two parcels, Design Permit and Special Use Permit, and Heritage Tree Removal Permit to construct a five-story mixed-use building consisting of 2,627 square feet of ground floor commercial space and 59 single room occupancy (SRO) residential units above. The project also includes a request for density bonus waivers to exceed building height, setbacks, and FAR, as well as proposes to utilize AB2097 to reduce on-site parking. The parcels are both located in the MU-M (Mixed-Use Medium Density) zone district and the Mission Street Overlay Zone. APN 006-203-24, -25; Environmental Determination: Categorical Exemption; Applicant: Elizabeth Bishop, Workbench; Filed: 6/7/2023.
Senior Planner Ryan Bane presented the item to the Commission.
Principal Planner Samantha Haschert and Assistant Planning Director Eric Marlatt were also present and addressed the Commission.
Applicants Jamileh Cannon, Doug Wallace, and Elizabeth Bishop addressed the Commission.
The public hearing was opened.
The following members of the public addressed the Commission: Joel Domhoff; Ellen Primack; Mark Thomas; Ryan Meckel; Eric Schmidt; James Ewing; Doug Martine; Rachel Moriconi; Craig Schendel; Dan Verseman; Brian Pierson; Nancy Connelly; Andrea Hudson; Elizabeth Lowry-Burton; Zennon Ulyate-Crow; Ehren Olson; Isabella Story; Bodie Shargel; Ethan Singleton; Natasha Guy; Nicholas Robles; Don Radcliffe; Alex Cardenas; Cameron Lewis; Fred Jacobsen; John Mullis; Dave Wallis; Jeff LaPierre; Sara Smith; Natasha Guy; Susan Stone; Donna Haraway; Care Fraiser; Rusty Hogness The public hearing was closed.
MOTION: Motion made by Commissioner Conway, seconded by Commissioner Polhamus, to acknowledge the environmental determination and approve the Nonresidential Demolition Authorization Permit, Boundary Adjustment, Density Bonus request to exceed height, setbacks, and FAR, and Design, Special Use, Watercourse Development, and Heritage Tree Removal Permits based on the Findings listed below and the attached Conditions of Approval in Attachment 1 of the staff report dated January 12, 2024 with the following modifications to the Conditions of Approval (additions and modifications are underlined):
Plans submitted for building permit issuance shall show all exterior site lighting locations and fixture details. All exterior building lighting shall be shielded and contained in a downward direction. No exterior lighting shall produce off-site glare. No exterior lighting shall produce off-site glare. A photometric site plan shall be provided to verify this, and planning department staff shall observe the final lighting at night before Certificate of Occupancy is granted. All new mechanical equipment and appurtenances, including, but not limited to, rooftop and ground-mounted equipment, including gas and water meters, electrical boxes, roof vents, air conditioners, antennas, etc. visible from the
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public way and from adjacent properties, shall be screened with material compatible with the materials of the building and shall be subject to the approval of the Zoning Administrator. Sound control shall be considered when designing this screening.
The developer shall work with the Santa Cruz Metro to take advantage of existing programs to implement bus passes for residents of the building who request them.
ACTION: The motion passed by the following vote:
AYES: Conway, Dawson, McKelvey, Polhamus, Kennedy
NOES: Maxwell
ABSENT: Gordon
Information Items-Assistant Planning Director Eric Marlatt updated the Commission on City Council actions and items to be presented at future Planning Commission meetings.
Subcommittee/Advisory Body Oral Reports-None.
Adjournment-The meeting adjourned at 10:55 p.m.
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YIMBY Law
877 Cedar Street #150
Santa Cruz, CA 95060
[email protected]
1/10/2024
Santa Cruz Planning Commission
809 Center Street
Santa Cruz, CA 95060
Via Email:
[email protected], [email protected]
Re: 1130 Mission St
Dear Santa Cruz Planning Commission,
YIMBY Law is a 501(c)3 non-profit corporation, whose mission is to increase the accessibility and affordability of housing in California. YIMBY Law sues municipalities when they fail to comply with state housing laws, including the Housing Accountability Act (HAA). As you know, the Planning Commission has an obligation to abide by all relevant state housing laws when evaluating the above captioned proposal, including the HAA. Should the City fail to follow the law, YIMBY Law will not hesitate to file suit to ensure that the law is enforced.
This is a 59 unit SRO project, proposed to include 8 units as deed restricted affordable housing for very low-income earners. The project is proposing to demolish a roughly 3,500 square foot commercial property and in its place, construct a 5 story building with 3,000 square feet of commercial space on the ground floor, and in the 4 stories above, 59 rental units. With the requested concessions and/or waivers available under State Density Bonus Law, this project is zoning and general plan compliant.
California Government Code § 65589.5, the Housing Accountability Act, prohibits localities from denying housing development projects that are compliant with the locality’s zoning ordinance or general plan at the time the application was deemed complete, unless the locality can make findings that the proposed housing development would be a threat to public health and safety.
The above captioned proposal is zoning compliant and general plan compliant, therefore, your local agency must approve the application, or else make findings to the effect that the proposed project would have an adverse impact on public health and safety, as described above. Should the City fail to comply with the law, YIMBY Law will not hesitate to take legal action to ensure that the law is enforced.
I am signing this letter both in my capacity as the Executive Director of YIMBY Law, and as a resident of California who is affected by the shortage of housing in our state. 1 29.171
Sincerely,
Sonja Trauss
Executive Director
YIMBY Law
YIMBY Law, 57 Post Street, Suite 908, San Francisco, CA 94104 2 29.172
From: Betsy Ryan
To: City Plan; City Plan
Subject: Public Comment on 1130 Mission Street: Food Bin Project CP23-0103 Date: Wednesday, January 17, 2024 6:04:21 PM
As neighbors of the current Food Bin, we are providing our public comment on the proposed Food Bin/Herb Room 5-story project to be considered by the planning commission on January 18, 2024.
Food Bin Project: 1130 and 1132 Mission Street.
RE: the requested waivers for
• building height (5 stories instead of 3, 66' instead of 40'), • setbacks per state density bonus
◦ (front, rear, and side yards 0 instead of
‣ the current 1' 9" at Mission street,
‣ 5' 8" at the rear yard,
‣ 9'8" adjacent to creek, &
‣ 3'9" at Laurel Street)
• parking (no spaces) exemption because there is a bus line nearby (AB2097) BRIEFLY: Because these things CAN be done in today's housing climate according to recently enacted (and untested) regulations known as “exemptions” and “waivers” doesn't mean they SHOULD be done at this location. The project is too large for this site and will have deleterious impacts on the neighborhood. It belongs with similar projects in areas where there is appropriate infrastructure (and room) to support the additional population and where the integrity of a small, single-family home neighborhood is not at stake.
This is a building proposed to maximize profit for the owner-- no more, no less--using all the exemptions and waivers that can be deployed to accomplish that. Its sheer size and rental income will enrich its owner, but its impacts will be borne on the backs of its neighbors.
Although the owner is free to build as many affordable units as he likes, he is including only 14% (8 units) so he can get the height exception.
SPECIFIC POINTS:
1. the “SRO occupancy” issue/parking.
It is likely that two people will live in each unit. 118 people on the site the size of a single family house, 5 stories high. Even if they must each sign a lease stating they have no car (the enforcement of which beyond the moment of lease signing is questionable), the transportation effects (bike, bus, Lyft, friend, deliveries, DoorDash) will be considerable on a very busy corner of Mission Street. Both Mission and Laurel Streets will fill with extra
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vehicles and cause a hardship for the already congested neighborhood. Laurel St. south of Mission, where parking is already restricted, nevertheless allows 2 hour parking during the day for anyone. Given the current level of enforcement, these spots will be full all day, creating hardships for current residents and their guests with permits. And though the builders claimed new residents would not be given permits to park on Laurel, there was a slide at the initial presentation of this project last April about residential parking permits being explored. What does that mean? Once you have 50+ constituents clamoring for permits, will the Parking authority be able to resist?
2. Height
◦ The proposed building is 66' tall.
◦ For comparison, the streetlight pole at the current Food Bin corner is 30' tall. ◦ The Twice as Nice store on the opposite corner is 23 ft. tall (less front facade). ◦ Abutting houses range from 15' to 22' tall.
‣ 1212 Laurel is 22'.
‣ 1216 Laurel is 15'.
‣ 1112 Mission is 15' tall.
A building 66' high, combined with no setback, has no precedent along Mission Street, along Laurel, or along any side streets in this entire area. The tallest house within a block is 34’ tall.
The commercial buildings in this area (Copal Restaurant, Sutter Medical Bldg) are 2-3 stories.
Even the new Hampton Inn at 2424 Mission in the commercial district a mile away near the Safeway is 2 stories over a parking garage--so 3 stories--approximately 33' tall, with a buffer parking lot between it and the closest neighbors. The proposed Food Bin monolith is twice as high, with no setback in front, back, or sides. Its 5 stories would amount to an utter blight even in the Safeway commercial district. Imagine how it would look at the corner of residential Mission and Laurel, dwarfing the single-story houses around it and shutting out their sun.
3.Transportation/Bus issues
Buses are often overloaded to campus at peak times or in rain as it is. Our graduate student son and his cohorts often had to wait through 2 buses from this location to actually ride one to campus. Assuming the bulk of the residents will be students supported by parents wealthy enough to afford the regular rate apartments, there will need to be bus and bus route augmentation for 100+ students commuting to campus from this building.
4. The “affordable unit” exemption
What we seem to be asked to do here is trade 8 affordable units, which the city needs, for a 5- story 66’ behemoth unlike any seen in this neighborhood, with no setback from the street or its neighbors, and no parking. Why not a maximum 3-story, neighborhood-appropriate building with the same affordable units, with a setback and some parking? We are informed
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that this smaller version does not “pencil out” (i.e., “return on investment delay”). What is clear is this: the owner is choosing to maximize commercial viability while minimizing neighborhood welfare. And the exemptions enable him.
From a city point of view, better to permit 3 stories here and let the old buildings across Mission and Laurel (Emily’s and Twice as Nice) be eligible for 3-story apartment living, ameliorating the impact and spreading the profit beyond this single landowner.
5. The “butterfly garden.”
Lipstick on a pig. The notion of a butterfly garden on the top floor is clearly concocted by someone who hasn’t seriously looked into the issue, and is disingenuous, considering the building will be shading 2-3 lots to the north, reducing garden flower density for the entire neighborhood. Even if implemented, a landlord-maintained roof garden is easily discarded in a few years in cost cutting. Painting a giant butterfly on this enormous building does not make it palatable to its neighbors and will not make it less of a problem for them.
In summary, we hope that the planning commission rejects these exceptions as inconsistent with the existing residential neighborhood and with proper aesthetic development of the Mission commercial corridor.
Betsy Ryan and Nick Mankovich
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Betsy Ryan
[email protected]
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From: joanne lewis
To: City Plan
Subject: Food Bin Housing project
Date: Wednesday, January 17, 2024 6:48:27 PM
Dear Sirs,
No parking for 59 residents is unacceptable! But not only that, to include only 8 low-income housing in 59 units isn't either. I think the policy or laws need to be changed if corporations want to come here and build these huge buildings, they should have to make at least 30% of units low-income, that would be only 16 units.
Thank you,
Joanne Lewis
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From: John Lam
To: City Plan
Subject: Construct 5 Story Building on the site of the current Food Bin and Herb Room Date: Thursday, January 18, 2024 10:06:54 AM
Greetings,
I have moved to Santa Cruz from Los Angeles since 2018 and have loved the place. It is quiet and family oriented and local business focus.
I notice that there is a proposed mixed use of the current Food Bin and Herb Rood located on Mission Street. As a resident of Santa Cruz, I have concerns.
1. Traffic will certainly be an issue as I have experiences long traffic jam on Mission Street. By building another 54 apartment unit will definitely impact traffic. I would like to see if the developer or the city has done any traffic study before even approval
2. if the city allowed this project, I am sure there will be more upcoming, as I have seen several vacated commercial building. I move to Santa Cruz because of the lifestyle I enjoy, not wanting to see another city like Santa Monica or Long Beach where I see all these apartment units are built. This is not I envision about Santa Cruz. Please help save the beautiful quality of this city
3. Parking will be an issue. I am not sure where the city will have enough parking around that will impact current home owners a lot
Thank you for listening
John Lam
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From: Kenny Iams
To: City Plan
Subject: Proposed construction at 1130 and 1132 Mission St.
Date: Wednesday, January 17, 2024 8:50:58 PM
Santa Cruz Planning Commission,
I am writing to express my strong opposition to the proposed 59-unit housing project on the site of the Food Bin and Herb Room at 1130 and 1132 Mission St. The five story, 61 foot building is completely out of scale for the neighborhood and would have a deleterious impact on surrounding homes and traffic.
Regards,
Kenny Iams
Miramar Dr., Santa Cruz
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From: Kim Kern
To: City Plan
Subject: Object to Food Bin Project
Date: Thursday, January 18, 2024 6:38:03 AM
Hello Panning Commission,
As a resident of the area surrounding the proposed Food Bin project, I have real concerns as to how it will negatively impact our neighborhood.
It’s too tall, has no parking and needs to be made smaller. It’s way too huge for this neighborhood. Just because it faces Mission St doesn’t mean that those who live nearby want our neighborhood turned into six story densely packed buildings.
Thank you, I hope this project will be scaled down.
Kim Kern
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From: Nicole Della Santina
To: City Plan
Subject: Don"t ruin Santa Cruz
Date: Wednesday, January 17, 2024 9:17:36 PM
[email protected]
Santa Cruz Planning Commission,
I am writing to express my strong opposition to the proposed 59-unit housing project on the site of the Food Bin and Herb Room at 1130 and 1132 Mission St. The five story, 61 foot building is completely out of scale for the neighborhood and would have a deleterious impact on surrounding homes and traffic.
Regards,
Nicole Della Santina
Santa Cruz Native 3rd generation
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From: Roz Spafford
To: City Plan
Subject: Comment on the Food Bin Housing Project
Date: Thursday, January 18, 2024 8:19:14 AM
Dear City Planners:
Thank you for your efforts to bring more housing to Santa Cruz--we all know how badly needed it is.
I cannot be at the planning meeting today as I am out of town dealing with a death in the family. However, I would like to express one significant concern about the project to replace the Food Bin/Herb Room with a residential building that would have retail on the first floor.
I own a home around the corner from the Food Bin and this project will significantly impact the neighborhood. I understand that under AB2097, the developers are not required to provide parking. However, as other neighbors have likely mentioned, the virtual absence of parking for the building means that even if the residents do not own cars, their visitors will flood the neighborhood.
Even setting this aside, my particular concern is the absence of parking for disabled residents. I am older and have a physical disability; for anyone in my situation, it is just not possible to get around Santa Cruz in a timely fashion without a car. While I understand that we would all like to reduce the global and local impact of cars, we need to consider who would be most significantly affected by this plan.
In terms of transportation, "timely" is the operative word. Technically, the buses are accessible. However, anyone with a job (and perhaps a child) has to navigate a tight schedule, and while people without disabilities could walk the child to Bayview and get on a bus to UCSC (for example), this option would not permit people with limited mobility to get to work on time. If the child went to daycare in Live Oak, say, this scenario becomes even less viable.
Thus, it seems to me that in its design, the project is intended to exclude children and people with disabilities. Though Santa Cruz needs much more housing, it does not need housing that is discriminatory.
Thank you for taking my comments into account.
Regards,
Roz Spafford
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From: Tammy Meier
To: City Plan
Subject: Food Bin Housing
Date: Thursday, January 18, 2024 3:16:03 PM
Why so little affordable housing? And where are people supposed to park? Housing without consideration for parking is thoughtless.
Try again.
Regards,
T
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From: Ryan Bane
To: City Plan; Viviane Pearson
Cc: Tess Fitzgerald
Subject: FW: Support for 1130 Mission St.
Date: Wednesday, January 17, 2024 5:33:44 PM
For PC
-----Original Message-----
From: Student Housing Coalition <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 2024 4:58 PM
To: Ryan Bane <[email protected]>
Subject: Support for 1130 Mission St.
Hello!
On behalf of the UCSC Student Housing Coalition, a 600 activist student-led and run organization focused on ending the housing crisis in Santa Cruz County, we want to voice our strong support for the project at 1130 Mission St.
Creating 59 SROs, with 8 restricted for Very-Low Incomes, caters directly to the student population that is in dire need of smaller types of housing units. Currently, students are forced to share large single family homes with numerous roommates, both burdening the infrastructure that was not designed to accommodate so many individuals and resulting in the occupation of family-sized units in the City of Santa Cruz. If more projects like this existed in the city, we could right-size the type of housing students need and thereby free up much-needed family housing throughout the city.
Additionally, this project’s location alongside Mission St., directly adjacent to the best bus service in the county and numerous community shops and amenities, is exactly where we need more housing. The Westside has long shirked its responsibility and fair share of new housing construction in the City. Locating this project with direct access to campus allows us to live where we go to school, rather than commuting from the other side of the county, thereby reducing vehicular traffic. The lack of parking in this project perfectly caters towards our demographic and will pull current car drivers off the road.
This is exactly the type of development we should see all across Santa Cruz if we wish to solve our housing crisis, and we strongly urge the commission to approve this project.
All the Best,
Zennon Ulyate-Crow
Founder, UCSC Student Housing Coalition
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1 Ryan Bane
From: City Plan
Sent: Tuesday, May 02, 2023 8:21 AM
To: Ryan Bane
Subject: FW: 1130/1132 Mission redevelopment
From: Natasha Guy <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, May 1, 2023 10:36 AM
To: City Plan <[email protected]>
Subject: 1130/1132 Mission redevelopment
To whom it may concern,
I am writing to express concern over the proposed new‐build at 1130/1132 mission.
I have only lived in Santa Cruz for 4 years, however I have chosen to call it home over anywhere else in the world, to raise my children here and really become part of the community. I love the ‘small town’ charm it has managed to retain compared to the cities over the hill which don’t have the same feeling. It always makes any visitors we have envious of the beautiful lifestyle, the benefits of a city without the high rises.
The 1130/1132 project, as I see it, has the following issues:
'The project would include a request for density bonus waivers to exceed building height, setbacks, and FAR' Proposing 5 stories rather than the current 3 story rule. o It would plunge the single story houses next door to it into shade. I feel so sad for the people who have lived in those houses for decades, that would be dwarfed. o It would create a dangerous precedent for Mission st, whereby future developers can also request 5+ stories. In 5‐10 years mission could look like San Jose, and be totally gridlocked. o On walking down mission, even buildings like Sutter look big which is only 2 stories. 3 stories would be tall, 5 is a shocking proposition in comparison to the current visual landscape. The setbacks so close to immediate neighbors.
o Again, I feel like workbench has not be considerate in the design, to neighboring houses, or to the future vision of Santa Cruz.
o The building work alone, which by the look of the downtown projects, would go on for some time, would be a huge inconvenience to those living nearby, and anyone trying to drive down Mission, given the project is right up to set backs there would be little space on the plot itself for construction vehicles.
The project also proposes to utilize AB2097 to reduce on-site parking. For 59 SROs, and 2 retail spaces, the project proposes 8 parking spots. o I joined the community call on April 18th, where the planners suggested that those without cars would be prioritized for the housing. However, there is a difference between what is said whilst
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2 trying to get planning permission, and what will be fact. If they did manage to initially prioritize those without cars, there is no guaranteeing that residents won’t purchase cars. o 2 people could live in each unit. The average Californian has 2.3 cars. I obviously don’t imagine that there would be 270 cars, however to highlight the absurdity of 8 parking spots I think this figure has to be mentioned. The surrounding streets would have to cater to x~ number of cars, many existing residents unable to easily park near their own house. o I think it's important to think about the existing traffic situation on mission too. Again, if this build becomes a precedent for many more high rises along mission, the City needs to think of a way to ease traffic, as it is already incredibly congested at peak times. o Any new build should bear responsibility for a reasonable amount of parking to cater to residents.
'The project includes eight “very low income” units in the plan set, but it would require four more affordable units to be constructed to meet the minimum affordable units for a project this size, said Santa Cruz City Planner Ryan Bane' The project has been using buzzwords like ‘very low cost housing’ to try to gain support, even though on the plans there are only 8 low income units, 50 market rate, and 1 manager unit. o During the zoom call, they were unable to give even rough cost to live in this unit o If this project is approved, many more units should be low income, more clarity and guarantee should be given on pricing, so that this cannot be changed e.g. 1 year down the line. Doing some quick maths '42,849 square foot’ x 450$/sqft building costs is almost 20m to build. Charging 1,500 a month in rent for each of the tiny 278sqft apartments, which would give them only 1m a year return. Doesn’t quite add up! I think given the gravity of this project, they should be specific about the costs of the units, specifically the low income units, so that the planning department and the community can make an informed decision.
Whilst I completely understand the need for additional housing, given rising rent prices and the struggle for families to find homes here, I feel like there are sensitive ways of doing so, and improving Santa Cruz, without eroding the charm. There are a huge number of holiday homes here. The city should place a much higher tax on these, and airbnbs, forcing all homes here to be primary residences.
The university should cater more to the number of students, on/near campus housing would hugely lift the weight of housing all these students off the rest of the city, therefore freeing up housing for young professionals and families.
We should build smaller apartment blocks around town, abiding by the current height and set back rules, in order to gently increase housing capacity without ruining the existing landscape.
Santa Cruz is beautiful and charming. We protect historical houses here, and we should do the same for the overall look of the city.
Any new buildings should look to fit in with / improve the aesthetic. As a designer myself, I feel strongly that the proposed design for 1130/1132 is neither modern nor timeless. Using colors and materials that currently exist in the landscape in a sensitive way, could create something much more in keeping.
Many thanks for taking the time to read this.
Please forward on to any other council members who may be able to help, and let me know if there is a more formal way for me, and other concerned Santa Cruz residents to get their voices heard on this topic.
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3 Best,
Natasha Guy
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4 Ryan Bane
From: [email protected]
Sent: Sunday, April 30, 2023 10:22 PM
To: Ryan Bane; [email protected]
Subject: 1130 Mission Street Question/Comment Received
A new entry to a form/survey has been submitted.
Form Name: 1130 Mission Street ‐ Significant Project
Date & Time: 04/30/2023 10:21 PM
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Will there be taxes on each unit of the parcel to cover all the additional infrastructure needs for the sixty units? Water, energy, police, schools, medical and emergency services? Or is the profit going to just make developer richer and the current community poorer? How many total people would this house? At least sixty but could it be 240? I shop Food Bin. Where will I park?
Thank you,
City of Santa Cruz
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5 Ryan Bane
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Subject: 1130 Mission Street Question/Comment Received
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6 Ryan Bane
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Sent: Monday, April 17, 2023 11:40 AM
To: Ryan Bane; [email protected]
Subject: 1130 Mission Street Question/Comment Received
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I'm so glad to see some much needed housing going up in Santa Cruz. I know people will be upset about parking and the loss of the Santa Cruz of their childhood. I say, let's not let our addiction to the internal combustion engine design our communities and let's move past our childhood and build a Santa Cruz for our children. Hooray! I strongly support this well designed project.
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7 Ryan Bane
From: Tom Plumb <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, April 15, 2023 12:08 PM
To: Ryan Bane
Subject: 1130 Mission Street
Hello Ryan
My name is Tom Plumb
Ive lived at 422 Cleveland Ave for than 40 years
Retired now, but I was a Commercial Appraiser for those same 40 years I worked on many projects along Mission Street during that time And was involved in such downtown properties as the rebuilding of the St George and the Palomar Buildings following the 1989 earthquake
Ive known for years that Mission Street would develop into 3 story buildings as older structures were replaced
Although I love the 2 single story buildings housing the Food Bin & Herb Room as they are 3 story replacement......just fine......no problem
But please please please stick to the zoning/General Plan of 3 stories And most of all
Follow parking regulations
Make each apartment have a parking space
Please please please
Come take a walk down Laurel Street any time, any day
Already maxed out
And ingress/egress at Mission & Laurel is already problematic Thanks for your time
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8 Ryan Bane
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what would be the impact on the availability of parking in the neighborhood? is 0.5 vehicles per resident higher than the actual ratio for the planned demographic? where would residents park, if there are more than 0.5 vehicles per resident? what would be the walkable width of the sidewalk? will it meet caltrans ch 100 standard? is there a sufficient setback that mission street could be widened in the future, to allow safer bike travel on mission st? what impact will this development have on mission st LOS?
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9 Thank you,
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10 Ryan Bane
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11 Thank you,
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12 Ryan Bane
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13 Ryan Bane
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14 The parking area is a dangerous trap: If a car enters the area and finds that the parking spaces are full, then many cars will have a difficult time trying to turn around. For instance, a Honda accord is over 16 feet long; while the width of the driving aisle is only 24 feet. Some cars will then have to back out onto Laurel Street, where the building's walls totally block any view of on‐coming traffic. It is busy intersection. Mission street is only about 60 feet from the exit. Cars turning right off Mission Street, and cars rushing a yellow light on Laurel Street may result in a collision.
Additionally, please also note that even for a normal exit, the building's walls block the line of site onto Laurel Street. So, when exiting the parking area front first, the driver will need to pull the car well over the sidewalk and partially onto Laurel Street to be able to view on‐coming traffic. This is hazardous to pedestrians, preventing the use of the sidewalk. Bicyclists on Laurel will also have to make room for the exiting cars. The parking area should definitely not be approved with the blind exiting and turnaround issues. Who does this? I do not know any other parking lots with exiting conditions this horrendous.
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15 Ryan Bane
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Date & Time: 04/12/2023 12:00 AM
Response #: 88
Submitter ID: 103448
IP address: 2601:647:cb00:860:4145:90af:7166:104a
Time to complete: 38 min. , 37 sec.
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The parking area is a dangerous trap: If a car enters the area and finds that the parking spaces are full, then many cars will have a difficult time trying to turn around. For instance, a Honda accord is over 16 feet long; while the width of the driving aisle is only 24 feet. Some cars will then have to back out onto Laurel Street, where the building's walls totally block any view of on‐coming traffic. It is busy intersection. Mission street is only about 60 feet from the exit. Cars turning right off Mission Street, and cars rushing a yellow light on Laurel Street may result in a collision.
Additionally, please also note that even for a normal exit, the building's walls block the line of site onto Laurel Street. So, when exiting the parking area front first, the driver will need to pull the car well over the sidewalk and partially onto Laurel Street to be able to view on‐coming traffic. This is hazardous to pedestrians, preventing the use of the sidewalk. Bicyclists on Laurel will also have to make room for the exiting cars. The parking area should definitely not be approved with the blind exiting and turnaround issues. Who does this? I do not know any other parking lots with exiting conditions this horrendous.
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16 Thank you,
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17 Ryan Bane
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Sent: Tuesday, April 11, 2023 5:22 PM
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Subject: 1130 Mission Street Question/Comment Received
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Form Name: 1130 Mission Street ‐ Significant Project
Date & Time: 04/11/2023 5:22 PM
Response #: 87
Submitter ID: 103446
IP address: 2601:647:ca01:6070:2d55:7ee:5682:7a5
Time to complete: 34 min. , 20 sec.
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1. Cars and parking. This is student housing. Students have cars. (If you don't believe this try parking at the University sometime). Residents already don't have enough parking available. This is going to make parking unbearable in the neighborhood.
2. Student Party Life. Students like to party. We already have a noise/traffic problem with so much of the neighborhood being rented to students. More students = more music blasting at night.
3. Traffic noise. This neighborhood is already unsafe with so much traffic and speeding cars, especially on Laurel Street. This is going to create more traffic more noise & more pollution.
4. Construction along Laurel Creek is going to disrupt riparian life and a building like this will destroy the rural atmosphere we enjoy along the creek.
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18 Thank you,
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19 Ryan Bane
From: Ryan Bane
Sent: Tuesday, April 11, 2023 10:43 AM
To: Elizabeth Bishop
Subject: FW: 1130 Mission Street Question/Comment Received From: [email protected] <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, April 10, 2023 10:12 PM
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Form Name: 1130 Mission Street ‐ Significant Project
Date & Time: 04/10/2023 10:12 PM
Response #: 86
Submitter ID: 103429
IP address: 216.173.136.37
Time to complete: 3 min. , 22 sec.
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20 I live on the westside, and whole‐heartedly support this development, which is in‐line with our trajectory of creating more housing and in particular transit‐oriented‐development where possible.
If there are specific impacts to specific adjacent properties (shade, for instance, if applicable) I trust and hope they can creatively mitigated if appropriate.
Cheers ‐‐ David Van Brink / Westside 35 years
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21 Ryan Bane
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Date & Time: 04/10/2023 10:12 PM
Response #: 86
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Time to complete: 3 min. , 22 sec.
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I live on the westside, and whole‐heartedly support this development, which is in‐line with our trajectory of creating more housing and in particular transit‐oriented‐development where possible.
If there are specific impacts to specific adjacent properties (shade, for instance, if applicable) I trust and hope they can creatively mitigated if appropriate.
Cheers ‐‐ David Van Brink / Westside 35 years
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22 Thank you,
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23 Ryan Bane
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Sent: Monday, April 10, 2023 4:10 PM
To: Elizabeth Bishop
Subject: FW: 1130 Mission Street Question/Comment Received From: [email protected] <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, April 05, 2023 3:13 PM
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Form Name: 1130 Mission Street ‐ Significant Project
Date & Time: 04/05/2023 3:12 PM
Response #: 49
Submitter ID: 103334
IP address: 2601:647:cb03:de40:cd1a:66e2:908b:4aa5
Time to complete: 6 min. , 2 sec.
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24 Another example of Santa Cruz losing it’s character and charm. We keep building these ugly monster buildings and they just sit empty. Why do we need another one? Our city planners used to fight to keep Santa Cruz building at a minimum and with height restrictions. If we didn’t put up a fight, Lighthouse Field would be a conference center (and probably abandoned by now).
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25 Ryan Bane
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Sent: Monday, April 10, 2023 4:02 PM
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Form Name: 1130 Mission Street ‐ Significant Project
Date & Time: 04/05/2023 10:31 AM
Response #: 48
Submitter ID: 103325
IP address: 2600:1700:87f0:4d00:3971:80c3:6353:c118
Time to complete: 2 min. , 33 sec.
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I think this development will change the neighborhood along Mission for the worse. The building is too tall and lacks parking
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26 Thank you,
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27 Ryan Bane
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Sent: Monday, April 10, 2023 3:58 PM
To: Elizabeth Bishop
Subject: FW: 1130 Mission Street Community Meeting
From: David Mintz <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, April 05, 2023 9:45 AM
To: Ryan Bane <[email protected]>
Subject: 1130 Mission Street Community Meeting
We absolutely support the project… and we live right by it.
So, first of all thanks so much.
Second. Please make sure that this project absolutely includes affordable units when it is done and does not sell out to some loophole before people move in.
Third, please, please make sure that this project must accept Section8 Voucher holders who do not need to pay for an application. Not asking that every unit be filled with Voucher holders, but as part of the work, we must assure that people who have vouchers are invited and openly accepted and that they do not need to pay an application fee, when their small funds should be used for food.
My great thanks. Truly appreciate all the housing going up. Looking forward to our new neighbors at the Circle Church site.
Make the world a better place .....
Jan and David Mintz
319 Younglove Ave. Santa Cruz, CA. 95060
714 351 3836
... originally cared for by the Uypi Tribe of the Amah Mutsun Tribal Band
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28 Ryan Bane
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Sent: Monday, April 10, 2023 3:57 PM
To: Elizabeth Bishop
Subject: FW: 1130 Mission Street Question/Comment Received From: [email protected] <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, April 05, 2023 9:41 AM
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Form Name: 1130 Mission Street ‐ Significant Project
Date & Time: 04/05/2023 9:41 AM
Response #: 47
Submitter ID: 103323
IP address: 12.32.73.34
Time to complete: 6 min. , 45 sec.
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29 I support this but with the requirement that construction start by July 2023. No more 3‐5 year approval processes for housing in our County. If this were Texas, this would be a simple counter permit and construction would start tomorrow.
Stop trying to appease the few dozen NIMBYs that oppose everything. The City/County needs housing and this project of single room apartments is perfect as is. Sign off the permit and let them get started.
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30 Ryan Bane
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Sent: Monday, April 10, 2023 9:56 AM
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Form Name: 1130 Mission Street ‐ Significant Project
Date & Time: 04/10/2023 9:55 AM
Response #: 85
Submitter ID: 103405
IP address: 2601:647:cb00:f40:6894:6431:da0:53f5
Time to complete: 23 min. , 44 sec.
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