City Council
May 11, 2022
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3 Existing Conditions
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Proposed Conditions
6 Project Site
7 PROJECT SITE
General Plan Amendment
◦ Consistency with GP Preferred Land Use Scenario
East of 101 Area Plan Amendment
◦ Remove Project Parcel from Area Plan
Zoning Map Amendment to Planned Development
◦ Allow for East of 101 Transit Core Zoning (mirror TO/RD standards) with PD Zoning District
8 Design Review Permit
◦ DRB Recommendation for Approval
◦ PC Recommendation for Approval
Preliminary TDM Plan
◦ Will achieve 40% TDM
Approval of CEQA Document
◦ IS/MND and MMRP
9 Standards crafted to respond to unique site
conditions
Code mirrors Transit Office/R&D Core Zoning District
◦ Allows Office and R&D as permitted uses
◦ Maximum Height as allowable by the FAA
◦ Maximum FAR of 3.5 with Incentive Program (3.2 FAR proposed) Proposed Parking for Project:
◦ 346 vehicle parking spaces (1.30 spaces per 1000 sq. ft.) ◦ Bike Parking: 79 bike spaces (43 long term/36 short term) 10 Carpool/Vanpool Ridematching Services and Incentives On-site transportation coordinator
Access to shuttle and transit connections/transit passes Onsite amenities
Showers and Clothes Lockers
Provisions to facilitate pedestrian access to/from site to downtown and transit
11 Notice of Availability issued/circulated for Initial Study/Mitigated Negative Declaration (IS/MND) on
January 19, 2022
◦ 30-day comment period until February 17, 2022
Potential impacts identified in IS/MND
◦ Mitigation Measures to reduce to Less-than-Significant Impacts
12 April 21, 2022
◦ Considered and recommended approval of the project
May 5, 2022
◦ Considered and recommended approval to remove
project from the East of 101 Area Plan
13 Circulation of IS/MND included:
◦ Neighboring properties, State and Regional Regulatory Agencies (Caltrans, BAAQMD, Caltrain/JPB, DTSC), Tribal Resource Consultation (AB 52)
Airport Land Use Commission on March 24, 2022,
and C/CAG Board of Directors on April 14, 2022
Planning Commission on April 21, 2022, and May 5,
2022
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Direct Funding Contributions
◦ New City Facilities (1 mil)
◦ Park and Rec Facilities (1 mil)
◦ Enhancement/Maintenance of Public Art (500k)
Caltrain Station Plaza Plan and Improvements
◦ Plan and implement ped/bike connection through site with JPB (3.5 mil)
Undergrounding Power Lines (5 mil)
◦ Absorbs City’s Share of Costs
Green Building/Electrification (2.45 mil)
◦ LEED Gold / 100% Electric Building
Participation in Industrial Area CFD
16 Impact fees applicable to project:
◦ Parks and Recreation Impact Fee
◦ Childcare Fee
◦ Library Impact Fee
◦ Commercial Linkage Fee
◦ Citywide Transportation Fee
◦ Public Safety Impact Fee
◦ School District Fee
◦ Public Art Fee
Estimated at $13.9 million
Recommended Actions for City Council:
First, Adopt a resolution making findings and
approving the Initial Study/Mitigated Negative
Declaration (EIR22-0002) in accordance with
Section 21083 of the California Public Resources
Code; and
17 Second, Adopt a resolution making findings to
conditionally approve the entitlements request for
580 Dubuque Avenue, including:
◦ General Plan Amendment (GPA21-0002),
East of 101 Area Plan Amendment (SP21-0002),
◦ Ordinance Amending the Zoning Map (RZ21-0003),
◦ Transportation Demand Management Plan (TDM21-
0006),
◦ Design Review (DR21-0024).
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Attachment 6_Staff Presentation_580 Dubuque Ave
South San Francisco City Council
May 11, 2022
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