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S.A. - Page 14 of 302 <br />Downtown <br />PROPOSAL W <br />POINTS <br />Child care facility serving a minimum of <br />8.400 sq. ft. child care facility serving <br />48 ft. <br />60-70 children <br />66 ft. <br />Permitted by right pursuant to <br />Precise Plan <br />Parcel F <br />o <br />Open space totaling 10.14/ <br />4 <br />of the project area <br />4 stories <br />6 stories <br />State Density Bonus Law <br />(DTPP) <br />of the development <br />(calculated in sq. ft.) <br />4 <br />New bicycle and pedestrian public <br />* with community benefits <br />State Density Bonus Law - The applicant requests a density bonus concession to exceed the number of <br />stories allowed on Parcel A. Pursuant to State Density Bonus Law, Parcel F is entitled to a height increase <br />of up to 3 additional stories, or 33 feet because the project is a 100% affordable project within % mile of <br />a major transit stop. This change went into effect January 2020 through the adoption of AB1763. The DTPP <br />sets a 4-story/48 foot maximum height limit. The proposed height would be 6 stories/66 feet and <br />therefore within the allowable height by increasing height by 2 stories and 18 feet. <br />Community Benefits— Both the MUC and MUT allow increased height in exchange for community benefits. <br />The MUC community benefits program was established in 2011 and allows increased height if the project <br />provides community benefits including ground floor retail along major streets with a minimum depth of <br />20 ft., open space totaling .25 acres or 10% (the greater of), or new streets to breakup large blocks. The <br />MUT program was established in 2020 and allows increased density (up to 40 dwelling units per acre) and <br />height (up to 60 ft.) through a tiered community benefit program. This program includes a menu of <br />options, each with an established point value, to provide flexibility in the program for projects ranging in <br />size, use, and complexity. <br />The proposal qualifies for the bonus height on Parcels A and B allowed in the MUC zoning district in that <br />it provides retail use with a minimum depth of 20 ft. along EI Camino Real. In addition, the project qualifies <br />for the maximum height and density on Parcels C, D, and E as shown in Figure 9, below. <br />FIGURE 9 — MUT COMMUNITY BENEFITS <br />COMMUNITY BENEFIT PROGRAMM <br />PROPOSAL W <br />POINTS <br />Child care facility serving a minimum of <br />8.400 sq. ft. child care facility serving <br />60 children and at least 8,000 sq. ft. <br />60-70 children <br />4 <br />of interior space <br />Public open space totaling 10% <br />o <br />Open space totaling 10.14/ <br />4 <br />of the project area <br />Housing totaling 50% <br />Housing totaling 50.2% <br />of the development <br />(calculated in sq. ft.) <br />4 <br />New bicycle and pedestrian public <br />Creek walk and railroad paths <br />2 <br />pathways (8 ft. minimum) <br />(8 ft. or wider) <br />Neighborhood Improvements — <br />Traffic calming on Redwood Avenue <br />2 <br />traffic calming <br />between EI Camino Real and Hudson <br />Total Proposed <br />16 <br />Total Required for maximum height & density <br />14 <br />Page 14 of 22 <br />AIEL XL <br />City of Redwood City 1017 Middlefield Road, Redwood City, CA. 94063 Tel: 650-780-7000 www.redwoodcity.ore <br />17 <br />