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<br /> <br /> <br />9 <br />In addition, this component proposes to attain LEED BD&C (Building Design and <br />Construction) Gold Certification. (Plan Sheet G3.12, 8/5/24; Leading Edge, “901 El <br />Camino, Sustainability Narrative,” undated) <br />The Commercial Component anticipates a construction period of approximately 28 <br />months. Impacts related to construction are discussed in relevant sections of this document. <br />The main office building entry would be through the lobby on the proposed Franklin Street <br />extension side of the building. Another entrance would be to the Teen Center/multi-purpose <br />space, also on the proposed Franklin Street extension side of the building via <br />Chrysanthemum Plaza. Elevators would be located near the main building lobby and <br />reception areas; three stairwells would be provided. (Plan Sheet A2.01,8/5/24) <br />Refuse and recycling would be in one enclosed trash room within the building, accessible <br />to waste service trucks at street level off Winklebleck Street (between the loading dock and <br />the garage driveway). Generator, sub-stations, PG&E Meter and Distribution, chemical <br />storage, electrical, and fire command and fire equipment rooms would be accessible on the <br />ground floor. (Plan Sheet A2.01,8/5/24) <br /> <br />920 Shasta Street Housing Component: <br />The housing applicant proposes to construct a five-story residential building with <br />four levels of residential over one level of ground-floor parking (Plan Sheet G000, 10/6/23; <br />Abode Communities, David Baker Architects). <br />The proposed 35,072 SF Housing Component site (approximately 0.805 acre) is comprised <br />of two parcels, which are currently occupied. The smaller parcel, at the southwestern <br />corner of the site (122 Buckeye Street), contains a one-story residence and a detached <br />accessory structure; the remainder of the site (920 Shasta Street) contains a five-building <br />storage facility with drive aisles for loading/unloading, and manager’s residential unit. <br />(Plan Sheet G000 and A000, 10/6/23; Vesting Tentative Map, Luk & Associates, Sheets <br />C-3.0.1 and C-4.1, 10/5/23). The housing applicant proposes to demolish and remove the <br />existing onsite structures and surface parking and construct a new residential building <br />comprised of 100 percent affordable housing, with 11 studio units, 38 one-bedroom units, <br />34 two-bedroom units, and 16 three-bedroom units, for a total of 100 units, including the <br />manager’s unit. The building would be shaped in a central courtyard configuration. (Plan <br />Sheets G000 and G001, 10/6/23). The proposed 920 Shasta Street Housing Component <br />would include approximately 70,080 SF of residential space. Other proposed <br />improvements include an approximately 1,006 SF lounge, 464 SF community room, 440 <br />SF coworking space, and 252 SF flex-meet space. This component would also include an <br />approximately 3,340 SF open courtyard space roughly in the center of the second floor <br />(“podium court”) and an approximately 593 SF sky deck on the fifth floor. Onsite <br />amenities would include property management offices, a fitness room, and a laundry <br />room/lounge. (Plan Sheets A100, A120, A150, A160, and G001, 10/6/23) <br />The Housing Component would provide a total of approximately 74 parking spaces for <br />vehicles, including four Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) accessible spaces, all at <br />ground level. All parking spaces would accommodate electric vehicles, with 60 percent <br />(approximately 44 spaces) designated as Level 1 charging station spaces and 40 percent <br />(approximately 30 spaces) designated as Level 2 charging station spaces. (Plan Sheet <br />A100, 10/6/23) Vehicle access to project component parking would be via a driveway on <br />Shasta Street near the middle of the building. Secured, onsite parking for 112 bikes would <br />be provided adjacent to the ground-level entry court. The bike room would have an area <br />that includes outlets for e-bike charging and an area for a fix-it station. Bike racks for <br />ATTY/RESO.0028/CC RESO CEQA GUIDLINES (920 SHASTA) - EXHIBIT A <br />REV: 04-22-25 VR <br /> <br />Page 9 of 148