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8.A. - Page 9 of 12 Consequently, staff are aware of fourteen locations where desired development desired by the property owner would require a General Plan/DTPP amendment. Two of the fourteen sites already have pending General Plan Initiation/ DTPP amendment requests (505 East Bayshore and Sequoia Station). The other sites have sought direction and information from staff and some have expressed interest in being considered for a General Plan Initiation/DTPP amendment. Recommendations regarding these sites or an overall process for considering General Plan Initiation/DTPP proposals are not included in this staff report. It is anticipated that staff will return to the Council with further information and recommendations regarding these proposals as well as a process to review these requests in spring 2020. Potential General Plan Amendment Initiation Requests • 797 Arguello: Residential • 601 Allerton: Office • 1900 Broadway: Mixed Use, Office and Residential • 2300 Broadway Chase Bank: Office • 505 East Bayshore Road: Residential • 651 EI Camino Real: Mixed Use, including Residential • 901 EI Camino Real: Mixed Use, Office and Community Center • 1001 EI Camino Real (and additional addresses) Sequoia Station: Mixed Use, Office and Residential • 603 Jefferson: Mixed Use, Ground Floor Entertainment with Office or Residential • 1304 Middlefield Road: Residential (Affordable) • 3175 Spring Street: Residential • 401 Warren: Office • 1205 Veterans Boulevard and 1260 Oddstad Drive: Mixed Use, including Residential • Ferrari Property (052-392-350): Residential Staff recommend developing criteria to allow the City Council to decide which – if any – development projects requiring General Plan Amendments will be considered. Under this approach, staff would bring forward all of the known projects that require General Plan Amendments, and provide an outline of the proposed project, describe the extent to which the proposal meets City Council policy objectives such as affordable housing production and the extent to which it provides community benefits beyond required mitigations, including: • Affordable housing targeted to community needs (e.g., families with children, locally employed workers, work force housing) • Community facilities • Family entertainment uses • Improvements to circulation and bike/pedestrian facilities • Job training and local hiring programs • On-site childcare • Open space and recreation—additional contributions to City projects and publicly accessible private open space • Rehabilitation and restoration of historic properties • Retail and active ground floor uses • Shared public parking • Other programs as identified by the community or City Council 9of11 City of Redwood City 1017 Middlefield Road, Redwood City, CA. 94063 Tel: 650-780-7000 www.redwoodcity.ore 122