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7.A. - Page 162 Pete's Harbor �.iiy ui neuwuuu�.iiy EIR Addendum October 8, 2012 Page 2-29 vehicle spaces located in the parking garage plus 225 vehicle surface parking spaces, for a total of 805 spaces (1.96 spaces per unit). Thirty motorcycle spaces (not included in the above totals) also would be provided, as would bike racks, throughout the site. �b) Differences. Including both the Pete's Harbor and Peninsula Marina properties, the 2003 EIR project evaluated 1,930 condominiums on approximately 30.87 acres of land identified for residential use, including associated public and private outdoor space. The 2003 EIR project residential breakdown included: (1) approximately 1,831 condominiums in 13 multi-story buildings with a maximum height of 260 feet, and (2) 99 townhouses 24 feet in height. The overall density of the 2003 EIR project residential areas was approximately 62.5 units per acre (1,930 units/30.87 residential acres). The 13.21-acre Pete's Harbor portion of the 2003 EIR project included 633 residential units, including associated public and private outdoor space, in an array of five 21-story residential towers (up to 240 feet in height), and numerous low-rise residential flats and townhouses. The overall density of the 2003 EIR Pete's Harbor residential area was 54.81 units per acre (633 units/11.55 residential acres). The current Pete's Harbor project would include 411 apartments, or 65 percent of the residential units previously proposed, at a density of 38.52 units per acre. In summary regarding the residential components of the various past and present proposals, the 2003 EIR evaluated a proposal totaling 1,930 multifamily residential units on two non- contiguous properties (Peninsula Marina and Pete's Harbor). The 2007 Addendum evaluated 796 multifamily units on one of those properties (Peninsula Marina/Peninsula Park, now One Marina). Currently, a total of 642 multifamily units are either under construction (One Marina = 231 units) or proposed (Pete's Harbor= 411 units) on the two properties. Parking for 2003 EIR project residents and visitors (3,860 spaces, or 2 spaces per unit) was located on-site in enclosed structures (3,357 spaces) and on surface lots (503 spaces), including 1,266 spaces (2 spaces per unit) for Pete's Harbor, located in enclosed structures (1,087 spaces) and on surface lots (179 spaces). For the current Pete's Harbor project, parking (805 spaces, or 1.96 spaces per unit, not including 30 motorcycle spaces) would be located in enclosed structures (680 spaces) and on surface lots (125 spaces). Each apartment in the 10- plex buildings would be provided an attached garage for one vehicle. 2.4.3 Marina Chanqes (a) Current Proiect. According to the Planned Development Permit Submittal, the Pete's Harbor project site currently contains 3.18 acres of estuarine open and intertidal water area (inner marina area--see Figure 2.5 and upcoming Figure 8.1), with approximately 115 slips. The outer marina at Pete's Harbor includes about 150 slips. The current proposal would retain both the inner and outer marinas in their current configurations. These currently commercial, for-rent marinas would be made private for project residents, but no physical changes would be made to the marinas. The project does not propose any fill into water areas. (b) Differences. The Pete's Harbor portion of the 2003 EIR project would have resulted in a reduced and reconfigured inner marina totaling 1.66 acres, for a reduction of about 1.52 acres. The reconfigured marina could have accommodated about 30 to 40 slips. The current proposal would retain the existing inner marina and its approximately 65 slips on 3.18 acres. There would be no live-aboard tenants, no sewer disposal operations, no boat re-fueling, and no commercial services at either the inner or outer marina. T.�1106951Addenduml2(10695-01).doc