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8.A. - Page 8 of 21 1. 901, 947, 999 EI Camino Real (Autozone site) Project Description: The project is a mixed-use development with 154,000 square feet of office, 20-30 units of on-site below market rate residential (level of affordability not indicated), and a 5,000 square foot teen center. The proposed mixed-use building would be approximately 92 feet in height (8 stories) with the office portion fronting EI Camino Real and the residential units facing Winklebleck and California Street. The teen center is detached and would be a two-story building. The project proposes 404 parking stalls with 3 levels of underground parking where the mixed-use project may require as many as 501 parking spaces. The applicants would potentially pay the parking in -lieu fee for any parking deficit. ($25,000 per space). • General Plan: Mixed -Use Downtown • Zoning: P (Downtown Precise Plan) • Existing Use: Retail (Autozone), Restaurant, and Surface Parking Strategic Priorities: The project addresses the following Council Strategic Priorities: • 20-30 below market rate units (Housing); • 5,000 sq. ft. teen center (Children & Youth); • Housing and jobs in close proximity to Caltrain and SamTrans (Transportation) • Shared parking available to the public during non -business hours (Transportation) Discussion: The proposed project is located in the DTPP and would require a General Plan Amendment and DTTP amendment for additional office sq. ft. development and residential units. The on-site below marking rate units would be integrated into the building and be operated by HIP Housing, however the level of affordability and unit sizes have not been provided at this time. The teen center was designed in collaboration with the City's Teen and Youth Advisory Board, and includes a study hall, multiple study rooms, a computer station, and a roof patio. The applicant's proposal indicates that the City's Parks and Recreation department would operate the teen center, however, the City's ability to operate the facility would require additional analysis, particularly in light of the City's operating deficit. In addition to the Strategic Priorities listed above, some office space would be made available for non-profit and community use, and the building will target a LEED Gold or Platinum rating for sustainable building design and construction. 2. 601 Allerton Project Description: The project is a mixed-use development with 80,000 sq. ft. office, 8 units of on-site below market rate housing (level of affordability not indicated), and a 540 sq. ft. retail space on the ground floor. The proposed mixed-use building would be approximately 59 feet in height (5 stories) and the residential units would face Allerton Street. In addition, the project also includes two levels of underground parking, a publicly accessible pickle -ball court on the roof, and a 2,500 sq. ft. publicly accessible clubhouse. • General Plan: Mixed Use —Downtown • Zoning: P (Downtown Precise Plan) • Existing Use: Office (Social Security Administration Office and San Mateo County Probation Pretrial Services) Strategic Priorities: The project addresses the following Council Strategic Priorities: Page 8 of 15 .mmm . City of Redwood City 1017 Middlefield Road, Redwood City, CA. 94063 Tel: 650-780-7000 www.redwoodcity.ore