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7 Attachment 1CITY OF CUPERTINO DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITY REPORT CITY OF CUPERTINO COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT ATTACHMENT 3 Winter 2013 INDEX COMMERCIALPROJECTS ................................................................ ............................... 3 APPLECAMPUS 2 ............................................................................................... ............................... 3 SAICHWAY STATION ........................................................................................ ............................... 4 MCDONALD'S REMODEL AND EXPANSION ..................................................... ............................... 5 APPLECAFETERIA ............................................................................................. ............................... 6 HOMESTEADSQUARE ........................................................................................ ............................... 7 ONE RESULTS WAY OFFICE CAMPUS REDEVELOPMENT ................................ ............................... 8 TANTAU RETAIL AND PARKING GARAGE ....................................................... ............................... 9 CUPERTINO VILLAGE ...................................................................................... ............................... 10 CUPERTINO CROSSROADS BUILDING PADS ................................................... ............................... 1 1 WESTERN ATHLETIC CLUB / SEARS ROEBUCK & COMPANY ........................ ............................... 12 ALOFTCUPERTINO HOTEL ............................................................................. ............................... 13 MIXEDUSE PROJECTS ....................................................................... .............................14 BILTMOREADJACENCY ................................................................................... ............................... 14 THE OAKS SHOPPING CENTER ....................................................................... ............................... 15 MAINSTREET CUPERTINO .............................................................................. ............................... 16 UNION 76 CONVENIENCE MARKET EXPANSION/REMODEL & OFFICE BUILDING ..................... 17 ROSE BOWL MIXED USE PROJECT ................................................................... ............................... 18 RESIDENTIALPROJECTS .................................................................. .............................19 RAINBOWSUBDIVISION ................................................................................... ............................... 19 BOLLINGER ROAD SUBDIVISION ..................................................................... ............................... 20 CLEO AVENUE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT ..................................................... ............................... 21 MCCLELLANRD SUBDIVISION ....................................................................... ............................... 22 FOOTHILLBLVD LNE/ WORK .......................................................................... ............................... 23 CITYPROJECTS .................................................................................. ............................... 24 MARYAVENUE DOG PARK ............................................................................. ............................... 24 GREEN BUILDING ORDINANCE ...................................................................... ............................... 25 PROTECTEDTREE ORDINANCE ....................................................................... ............................... 26 G -2- COMMERCIAL PROJECT'S Apple Campus 2 Under Review Location: Located in the north eastern quadrant of the City roughly bounded by N. Wolfe Rd, E. Homestead Rd, N. Tantau Ave & 1- 280. Project site includes properties on the east side of N. Tantau Ave on both sides of Pruneridge Ave up to 1 -280. Developer. Apple Inc. Architect Poster and Partners Project Manager. Piu Ghosh Application Summary: • Architectural and Site Approval to allow the construction of a new office campus for Apple Inc. • Development Agreement for the development of a new office campus for Apple, Inc. • Development Permit to allow the demolition of approximately 2.65 million square feet of office and industrial buildings to allow the construction of a new office campus comprising of approximately 2.82 million square feet of office and amenity space, a 1000 - seat auditorium, a corporate gymnasium, a parking structure and an onsite energy generation facility on an approximately 159 acre site for Apple Inc.; the project also consists of approximately 300,000 square feet of research facilities on an approximately 17 acres site and a request of up to 300,000 square of office development potential for future development within the project site • General Plan Amendment to modify the Circulation Element with regard to bikeways and circulation; and to modify the Land Use /Community Design Element, with regard to Historical Resources, Park Areas and park Access, of the General Plan for the development of a new office campus for Apple, Inc. • Tree Removal Permit to allow the removal of approximately 3,450 trees and the replanting of at least 6,000 in conjunction with a proposed office campus for Apple, Inc. • Conditional Use Permit to allow the construction of a 1000 seat auditorium at a new campus located on an approximately 159 acre site for Apple Inc. and its associated parking located on separate parcels • Rezoning of approximately 1.2 acres from Public Recreation (PR) and approximately 7.7 acres from Planned Industrial and Residential (P(MP,Res)) to Planned Industrial (P(MP)) Project Data: Residential N/A Commercial Lot Size: 175 acres (not including area of Pruneridge Avenue proposed to be vacated) Type: Office, R&D, Corporate Auditorium, Gymnasium, Energy Generation and associated puking Size: Phase 1: 2.8 million s.f., 1000 -seat auditorium and 9,240 puking spaces; Phase 2:600,000 s.L, 1,740 spaces; Height: 60 feet Status: • Environmental Review currently under way. Notice of Preparation circulated on August 19, 2011. Scoping meeting held on September 8, 2011. Draft EIR expected to he released in late Spring 2013. • Project resubmittal received November 2012. Project under staff review. Visual Back to TOC Approved But Not Built r Saich Way Station Location 20803 Stevens Creek Boulevard. Located on the northwest comer of Stevens Creek Blvd and Saich Way. Developer. Borelli Investment Company Architect: FCGA Architects Project Manager, George Schroeder Application Summary: • Development Permit to allow the demolition of 11,610 square feet of existing commercial space and the construction of 15,377 square feet of new commercial space consisting of two new commercial building pads -7,000 and 8,377 sq. ft. • Architectural and Site Approval for the two new commercial building pads and associated site improvements • Tree Removal Permit to allow the removal and replacement of 13 trees in conjunction with the development project Project Data: Lot Size: 1.29 acres Type: Retail/Restaurant Buildings Size: 15,844 square feet total -- Building 1- two tenants and Building 2- five tenants Height: Building 1- 27 feet; Building 2- 28 feet Status: • Project submittal received on October 15, 2012 • The Planning Commission approved the project on January 8, 2013 with the provision that the existing parallel parking and bus stop location on Saich Way be retained. • The Planning Commissions approval was appealed by two Cupertino residents on January 18, 2013. • On February 19, 2013, the City Council denied the appeal and upheld the Planning Commissions approval of the project with additional modifications requiring significant changes to the site plan prior to building permit issuance. The applicant was given direction to return to the Council if all of the required modifications are not met. Visual: Perspective 74 Perspective of Back to TOC C' l Under Construction McDonald's Remodel and Expansion Location: 10990 North Stelling Road. Located on the southeast comer of Homestead and Stelling Road. Developer: McDonald's USA, LLC Architect: Stantec Architecture, Inc. Project Manager. George Schroeder Application Summary: • Development Permit to allow a 761 square foot addition to an existing 3,595 square foot drive -thm restaurant • Architectural and Site Approval to allow fagade modifications for the expansion of an existing drive -thru restaurant and associated site improvements • Tree Removal Permit to allow the removal and replacement of four trees in the parking lot Project Data: Commercial• Sim: 761 sq ft Lot Size: .49 acres Height: 23 feet Status: • The Director of Community Development approved the project at the August 9, 2012 administrative hearing • The project began construction in February 2013 and is anticipated to be completed in May 2013 Visual: shopping center (east) elevation Stelling Road (west) elevation J Parking lot (south) elevation Road (north) elevation Back to TOC Approved But Not Built Apple Cafeteria Location: 20625 Alves Dr. Located on the northeast comer of Bandley Dr & Alves Dr. Developer. Apple Inc. Architect: Foster + Partners Project Manager. Simon Vuong Application Summary: • Development Permit to allow the demolition of an approximately 4,000 square feet former restaurant and to allow the construction of a new 24,000 square foot cafeteria and underground parking for Apple employees • Architectural and Site Approval to allow the construction of a new cafeteria building Project Data: Residential N/A Commercial Size: 24,000 sq it Lot Size: .SS acres Type: Commercial Height: 34 feet Status: • A revised project submittal was received on July 25, 2012 • Planning Commission approved the revised cafeteria project on September 11, 2012 • Preliminary building permit submittal received and under review. Visual: Rendering of cafeteria Back to TOC no Approved But Not Built Homestead Square Location: 20620, 20580 & 20680 Homestead Road (PW Market & Rite Aid Shopping Center) Developer. Sobrato Development Company (formerly FBJ Homestead Associates, LLC) Architect Kenneth Rodrigues and Partners Project Manager. Gary Chao Application Summary: Architectural and Site Approval and Use Permit to allow the demolition of 95,666 square feet of existing commercial space and the construction of 146,458 square feet of new commercial space consisting of four new commercial satellite buildings and three new major tenant spaces in an existing shopping center. The approval also allows a 24 -hour drive - through pharmacy and a second drive - through at one of the satellite buildings to operate from 6:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. A Tree Removal Permit to allow the removal and replacement of up to 124 trees is part of a proposed development application. Project Data: Residential N/A Commercial Lot Size: 654,663 s.f. Type: Commercial Retail Size: Existing: 153,000 s.f./New Construction: 50,792 s.f./Total after Demo & Construction: 203,792 s.f. Height: One story commercial buildings Status: • The original application was approved by City Council on May 4, 2010. • Property sold to Sobrato Development Company in November 2010. • Major modifications to site and architecture of project approved by the Planning Commission on October 11, 2011. • Construction of Rite Aid building completed September 2012. • Additional site modifications approved administratively on October 18, 2012. • 24 -hour operations for Safeway approved on December 11, 2012. • Public Art approved by Fine Arts Commission on December I8, 2012. Visual: -7- Back to TOC Approved But Not Built One Results Way Office Campus Redevelopment Locatiom Northwest comer of Bubb Road and McClellan Road Developer. Embarcadem Capital Partners, LLC Architect Korth and Sunseri Hagey Architects Project Manager. Colin Jung Application Summary: Architectural and Site Approval to demolish five buildings and construct three new, 2 -story office buildings with a net addition of 15,500 square feet and a 2 -level parking garage and landscape improvements. Project Data: Residential N/A Commercial Lot Size: 19.8 acres Type: Office/Industrial buildings and parking structure Size: 155,500 square feet Height: Office 19 feet; Garage 10 feet Status: • The Planning Commission reviewed and recommended approval of the project on August 26, 2008. • The City Council reviewed and approved the project on September 16, 2008. • The applicant filed an amendment to the project approvals to extend the expiration dates for five years, phase construction, clarify conditions of approval, and modify the traffic /signal improvements condition. • City Council, on July 21, 2009, approved the 5 -year extension of the expiration dates to July 21, 2014 for the planning permits, allowed construction phasing flexibility, and accepted the voluntary payment of $200,000 toward area traffic improvements and pedestrian safety in -lieu of widening McClellan Road. • Tenant Improvement permits for Building 6 were issued in December 2009 & May 2010 and are complete. • Project is on hold as Apple, Inc. has leased all of the existing buildings for seven years and is performing tenant improvements. Visual: 9 $ C 5. L C b -vt e ♦ 1, }Kti {ss�r d z r33 ^i a it °S i Y KJ� 'ay: �:j 4JT��•t%y4 !: :e�s vwy '� •j: ai t 8 Approved Site Plan Building B/C Drop-Off Area - Perspective Back to TOC Approved But Not Built Tantau Retail and Parking Garage Location: Northeast comer of Stevens Creek Boulevard and North Tartan Avenue Developer. Chang Architecture & Planning Architect: Chang Architecture & Planning ProjectManager. Aki Honda Snelling Application Summary: • Use Permit and Architectural and Site Approval to construct a 10,582 square foot retail building and one -level parking garage on an existing office site. • Exception to the Heart of the City Specific Plan for a front yard setback. • Tentative Map to subdivide a 9.4 acre site into two parcels, approximately I acre and 8.4 acres respectively. • Tree Removal Permit for tree removal and replanting in conjunction with a proposed 10,582 square foot retail building and one- level parking garage on an existing office site. Project Data: Residential Lot Size: N/A Commercial Lot Size: 9.4 acres Type: Retail Building and Parking Garage Size: Retail: 10,582 square feet, Garage: 26,500 square feet Height: Retail: 31 feet, Garage: 14 feet status: • Approved by the City Council on August 21, 2007. • Change of ownership to Rocktino Fee LLC. • On June 16, 2009, the City Council consented to a one year extension of the approvals to expire on August 21, 2010. • On December 7, 2010, the City Council approved a 3 -year extension of the approvals to expire on August 21, 2013, with a condition requiring an additional contribution for enhanced pedestrian or intersection improvements. Visual: Y Conceptual Rendering of Proposed Retail Building 0 Back to TOC Approved But Not Built Cupertino Village Location: Southwest comer of Wolfe Road and Homestead Road Developer Kimco Realty Architect: MCG Project Manager. Simon Vuong Application Summary: Use Permit and Architectural and Site Approval to construct two, one -story retail buildings totaling 24,455 square feet and a two level parking structure. Project Data: Residential N/A Commercial Lot Size: 12.5 acres Type: Retail Building and Parking Structure Size: Retail: 24,455 square feet, Garage: Approx. 54,000 square feet (footprint) Height: Retail: 22 feet, Garage: 15 feet Status: • The project was reviewed by Planning Commission on November 13, 2007, January 8, 2008, and March 25, 2008. • The applicant hosted three neighborhood meetings on July 11, 2007, November 8, 2007, and December 13, 2007. • The City Council considered this project on April 1, 2008 and April 15, 2008. The Council adopted the mitigated negative declaration and approved the project with minor amendments. • The Design Review Committee approved the final Architectural and Site details on August 7, 2008. • City Council approved a one -year extension of the entitlements to August 11, 2011. • In August 2011, Kimco applied for a Modification to the Use Pemdt & Architect ral Site Approvals for another extension. • Planning Commission denied the extension on a split decision on October 11, 2011. • City Council approved a two year extension on November 1, 2011, set to expire November 1, 2013. • Building permits are expected to be submitted late Summer /early Fall 2013. Visual: cEOES. WRYNY Pedestrian Gateway at rear of property -10- Back to TOC Complete Cupertino Crossroads Building Pads Locatiom 20750 and 20682 Stevens Creek Boulevard (Crossroads Shopping Center) Developer. Byer Properties Architect Kahn Design Associates Project Manager. George Schroeder Application Summary: • Development Permit to allow the construction of two new retail building pads; 8,136 square feet and 5,086 square feet respectively; and demolition of an existing 4,930 square foot restaurant building for a net square footage increase of 8,292 square feet. • Architectural and Site Approval for two new retail building pads and associated site improvements, including, but not limited to parking lot reorientation, lighting landscaping and street frontage improvements consistent with the Heart of the City Specific Plan. • Exception to the Heart of the City Specific Plan to allow a 26 foot front setback for a new 5,086 retail pad building where a 35 foot front setback is required. • Tree Removal Permit to allow the removal and replacement of 79 trees within an existing shopping center parking lot in conjunction with the proposed new development. Project Data: Residential N/A Commercial Lot Size: 5.44 acres Type: Retail/Restaurant Buildings Size: 8,011 square feet (Building E- 3 tenants); 5,086 square feet (Building F- Islands) Height: Building E- 27 feet; Building F- 26 feet Status: • The applicant hosted a neighborhood meeting on July 27, 2011. • The Planning Commission considered this project on August 9, 2011 & recommended approval of the project, with amendments. • The City Council approved the mifigated Negative Declaration and project on September 6, 2011 with minor amendments. • The City Council decision was appealed for reconsideration at the November 15, 2011 City Council meeting. The reconsideration request was denied, and the project approval withstood. • Minor site and architectural changes to Building E were approved by the Design Review Committee on February 2, 2012. • The project construction was completed in early 2013, and Building E's tenants are anticipated to open in Spring 2013. Visual: nwtmng t Kenaenng ma �onstrucuon tmoto 1 Back to TOC Complete Western Athletic Club / Sears Roebuck & Company Locatiom 10101 North Wolfe Road Developer. Architect: Project Manager. Pin Ghosh Application Summary: • Architectural and Site approval for fagade, landscaping, parking lot and sidewalk enhancements, including a new trash enclosure to service an on -site cafe, inside a new health club facility. • Use Pemtit to allow a new health dub to open at 5:30 am on weekdays and at 6:30 am on weekends. Project Data: Residential N/A Commercial Lot Size: Type: Commercial Retail Size: Existing: Height: Status: • The Project was approved by the Planning Commission on May 24, 2011. • Building Permits were issued in August & September 2011. • Construction is complete. Visual: Project Rendering Back to TOC _12_ Under Construction Aloft Cupertino Hotel Location: 10165 North De Anza Boulevard at Alves Developer. Shashi Corporation Architect: RYS Architects Project Manager. Colin Jung AICP Application Summary: Use Permit and Architectural and Site Approval to demolish a service station/carwash and construct a 4 -story, 123 -room hotel that includes a dining area, swimming pool, fitness center, lounge and conference facilities above a one level underground parking podium Project Data: Residential N/A Commercial Lot Size: 34,646 square feet Type: Hotel Size: 84,410 square feet, 123 rooms Height: 45 feet, 4- stories Status: • Planning Commission recommended approval of the project on January 13, 2009. • City Council approved the project on January 20, 2009 with the Planning Commissions recommendations and with additional screening along the east side of De Anza Boulevard. • City Council approved an extension of the enti tlements to January 20, 2012. • In November 2010, City Council approved a modification to the use permit consistent with Planning Commission's recommendations, with minor amendments. • In March 2011, the Design Review Committee approved some minor design changes. • The hotel opened under a temporary occupancy permit issued in late December 2012. The applicant is completing the final exterior improvements needed to obtain final occupancy approval. • The hotel is the first Aloft Hotel in Santa Clara County. Aloft is part of the Stanwood Hotels & Resort Croup. Visual: Back to TOC 13- MIXED USE PROJECTS Biltmore Adjacency Approved But Not Built Location: 20030 Stevens Creek Blvd. Located around the southwest comer of Stevens Creek Blvd & Blaney Ave. Developer. Prometheus Real Estate Group Architect Christiana Johnson Project Manager. Simon Vuong Application Summary: • Development Permit to allow the demolition of approximately 21,000 square feet of commercial space and to allow the construction of 90 new apartment units and a 7,000 square foot commercial building • Architectural and Site Approval to allow the construction of a new apartment complex and commercial building • Tree Removal Permit to allow the removal of approximately 53 trees. Project Data: Residential Lot Size: 13 acres (includes existing Biltmore Apartment site) Type: Residential (Apartments) Units: 80 Density: 24.22 du/gr. ac (for Biltmore Adjacency)/ 17.34 du/gr. ac. (Biltmore Apartments) Height: 36 feet Conunercial Size 7,000 square feet Lot Size: 3 acres Type: Commercial Height About 34 feet Status: • Project submittal received October 26, 2011. Traffic study, arborist report, and architectural comments currently under review. Initial study currently in progress. Project under staff review. • Planning Commission approved application on May 8, 2012. • City Council continued the project during the June 4, 2012 meefing. • Applicant returned to City Council with the revised project on September 18, 2012. • City Council approved the project, with a reduction of 10 units, for a total of 80 units approved. Demolition permit currently under review; building permits expected Spring 2013 visual 14 Back to TOC Approved But Not Built The Oaks Shopping Center Location: North of Stevens Creek Boulevard east of HWY 85, west of Mary Avenue Developer. Sand Hill Properties Inc. Architect: ARC Inc. Architects Project Manager. Colin Jung Application Summary: • Use Permit & Architectural and Site Approval to demolish a theater and 2,430 square feet of commercial space and construct a 4- story, 122 -room hotel, a 3 -story 51,000 square foot mixed use retail /officekonvention center building over an underground parking podium and site improvements in two phases at an existing shopping center; • Tentative Map to subdivide an 8.1 net acre parcel into 2 parcels of 3.0 and 5.1 acres in size, with one parcel to be further subdivided into two commercial condominium units and a common area lot; • Exception to the Heart of the City to reduce one side -yard setback 15 feet for the proposed building. • Tree Removal request to remove and replace approximately 47 trees that are part of an approved landscape plan for an existing shopping center. Project Data: Residential N/A Commercial Lot Size: 8.1 acres Type: Hotel, Mixed Use (retail /office /convention center) Size: Hotel: 122 rooms, Mixed Use: 56,194 sq. k. Height: Hotel: 4 -story, Mixed Use: 3 -story Status: • The Planning Commission reviewed the project on May 27, 2008 and June 10, 2008 and recommended approval. • The City Council approved the project on September 2, 2008. • Final Map was approved by the City Council on May 4, 2010. • City Council approvals expire September 2, 2012. • On November 16, 2010, City Council approved a Master Entertainment Permit for the Oaks Shopping Center, consistent with the Planning Commission s recommendation. • The Director of Community Development issued an extension of the permits extending the expiration date to Sept. 2, 2014. Visual• Rendering of Mixed Use proposal 15- Rendering of proposed Marriott Residence Inn Back to TOC �wso Approved But Not Built Main Street Cupertino Location: North side of Stevens Creek Boulevard between Finch Avenue and Tantau Avenue Developer. Sand Hill Property Company Architect: Ken Rodrigues and Partner Inc Project Manager. Stephen Rose Status: • City Council certified the Final EIR, including the Mitigation, Monitoring & Reporting Program & Statement of Overriding Considerations and approved the project on January 20, 2009 • On December 5, 2011, Sand Hill Property Company (operating as 500 Forbes, LLC) submitted applications for a Modification to the previously approved project. • On May 15, 2012, the City Council approved the Modification application • On August 2, 2012, applicant submitted for another Modification to the Master Use Permit, to modify the Master Use Permit to remove the age - restriction requirement on the aparbnent complex and for additional modifications to the site. • On September 4, 2012, the City Council approved the Second Modification application, and associated architectural and site approval and tentative map applications for: - 260,000 square feet of office - 180 room hotel (Marriott Residence Inn) - 130,500 square feet of retail space, including a maximum of 52,600 square feet of restaurant use - 120 market -rate loft -style studio and one - bedroom apartment complex (some units that are livetwork) - 0.75 acre park, including a 20 -foot wide landscape buffer along the western perimeter of the development site adjacent to the Metropolitan at Cupertino mixed -use development - 0.80 acre town square - 5 -level parking garage with two levels of underground parking - Tentative Map to subdivide the site into six (6) lots • On January 15, 2013, the City Council approved architectural and site refinements to the interior and exterior of the hotel. 16 Approved But Not Built Union 76 Convenience Market Expansion/Remodel & Office Building Location: Southeast comer of Stevens Creek Boulevard and Bubb Road, 21530 Stevens Creek Boulevard Developer. BP Cupertino Union, LLC Architect David Elliott, David Elliott & Associates Project Manager. Colin Jung Application Summary: • Use Permit to allow the conversion of existing gasoline station service bays to a convenience market, to allow late evening hours, and to allow concurrent sales of gasoline and alcohol; • Architectural and Site Approval for a 527 square foot expansion /remodel of an existing gasoline service station building to allow a convenience market and a new 2,580 square foot office building. Improvements include building fagade, landscaping and parking lot changes Project Data: Residential N/A Commercial Lot Size: 0.773 acre Type: Convenience Market, Offices Size: Convenience Market: 2,221 sq. ft.; Offices: 2,580 sq. ft. Height Convenience Market: 17 ft.; Offices: 17 sq. ft. Status: • The Planning Commission reviewed and approved the project on May 22, 2012. • The applicant submitted building plans for the convenience market portion of the project in Sept. 2012 and is still working on the plan revisions. Visual: Back to TOC -17- Approved But Not Built C Rose Bowl Mixed Use Project Location: Wolfe Road between Stevens Creek Boulevard and I -280 Developer. Evershine Architect MBH Project Manager. Gary Chao Application Summary: • Tentative Map for 204 residential condominium units on an approximately seven -acre parcel (Rosebowl). • Architectural and Site Review for a previously approved Use Permit for 204 residential units, 120,000 square feet of new retail space and a parking structure Project Data: Residential Lot Size: 7.47 acres Type: Residential/Retail Units: 204 Density: 27 dwelling units /acre Height: 45 -60 feet Commercial Type: N/A Size: N/A Height: N/A Status: • Approved by the City Council on March 15, 2005. • Site sold to Evershine Group in September 2007. • Letter from Evershine informing of reduction in total retail square footage based on financial and tenanting feasibility. City Council reviewed Evershine s plans, which are substantially the same as the original approval, in Much 2008. Ground Floor presentation remains the same. • Foundation & podium work are nearing completion. • Preliminary plans for the super - structure are currently being reviewed by the City. Visual: -18- Site Photo Back to TOC RESIDENTIAL PROJECTS Complete Rainbow Subdivision Location 21185 Rainbow Drive (NW Comer of Rainbow Drive and Charsan Lane) Developer. McClellan Development Architect: Van Tilburg Banvard, & Soderbergh Engineer. Westfall Engineers Project Manager. George Schroeder Application Summary: • Tentative Map to subdivide a 0.67 gross acre parcel into 3 lots ranging from 6,550 to 6,797 square feet. • Two-Story Permit applications for the three new homes are forthcoming Project Data: Residential Lot Size: 0.67 gross acres (0.50 net acres) Type: Single - Family Detached Residential Units: 3 Density: 4.47 units / gross acre Height: 2 stories (28 feet or less) Status: • The subdivision application was approved at the March 8, 2012 administrative hearing. • The Two-Story and Minor Residential Permits for the new homes were approved on May 24, 2012 • The project was completed in February 2013 Back to TOC 19 Approved But Not Built Bollinger Road Subdivision Location: Westerly Terminus of Bollinger Road Developer. McClellan Development Architect Jim Yee of Van Tilburg, Banvard & Soderbergh, AIA Project Manager. Colin Jung, AICP Application Summary: • Tentative Subdivision Map to subdivide a 1.14 acre parcel into five single - family residential lots ranging in size from 7,040 to 11,096 square feet. • Variance to allow reduced lot widths for four of the five new lots that do not meet the minimum lot width requirement of 60 feet. • Environmental Determination: Negative Declaration. Project Data: MM. W Residential Lot Size: 1.14 acre Type: Single - Family Detached Residential Units: 5 Density: 4.39 units /gross acre Height. 2 stories, height TBD Status: • Planning Commission reviewed plans and recommended approval of project on March 27, 2012. • The City Council approved subdivision on April 17, 2012. • Petition for Reconsideration of the project was filed on April 27, 2012. • Petition for Reconsideration hearing was granted and project was re -heard by the City Council who upheld its decision to approve the project on May 15, 2012. • Two-story planning permits were submitted for the proposed dwellings on October 17, 2012 and approved in January 2013. • City staff is currently checking the building permit plan submittals. •�• l: r m r — g y. �! r ! . r ! i Ca mmt_:2: s. ^.:ems Visual: -- - l[iRKI nGll[nPS, INF 1rMR7n% W •� T_ .�...,.,.... re...n .....« ICLI:NuER ClR4AlIM Approved Tentative Map 20 Back to TOC MM. W J� ._.__..-------- ,sS`T..........._. w•cr4 mo � � _ _ _ .. f -- - l[iRKI nGll[nPS, INF 1rMR7n% W •� T_ .�...,.,.... re...n .....« ICLI:NuER ClR4AlIM Approved Tentative Map 20 Back to TOC Under Construction Cleo Avenue Housing Development Location: Terminus of Cleo Avenue Developer. Habitat for Humanity Silicon Valley Architect: KTGY Group, Inc. Project Manager. Colin Jung, AICP Application Summary: • Use Permit and Architectural and Site Approval to construct a 4 -unit, small lot, detached, single- family residential development on a vacant 0.30 -acre property. • Tentative Map to subdivide a 0.30 -acre property into four single - family residential lots and a common area lo[. • Parking Exception to allow a parking ratio of two open stalls/dwelling, in lieu of the required 2.8 stalls /dwelling (garage and open). • Environmental Determination: Categorically Exempt from CEQA and NEPA. Project Data: Residential Lot Size: 0.30 acre Type: Single - Family Detached Residential Units: 4 Density: 13.33 units/acre Height: 2 stories, height TBD Status: • The Planning Commission recommended approval of the project on June 14, 2011. • The City Council approved the project on July 5, 2011. • Final parcel map was approved by the City Council on January 17, 2012. • Building Permits were issued at the end of January 2012. • Project is nearing completion. Visual: -21- Back to TOC Under Review McClellan Rd Subdivision Location: 20840 McClellan Rd Developer. Cherryland, LLC Architect Mike Chen Engineer. James Chen Project Manager. Simon Vuong Application Summary: • Tentative Map to subdivide a 0.96 gross acre parcel into 3 lots ranging from 8,051 to 9,448 square feet, with one (1) additional lot for a private road. • Zoning Application to change the zoning from R1 -10 to R1 -7.5 • Two-Story Permit applications for the three new homes are forthcoming Project Data: ResideMfal Lot Size: 0.96 gross acres Type: Single- Family Detached Residential Units: 3 Density: 3.12 units / gross acre Height: 2 stories (28 feet or less) Status: • Application was filed on May 29, 2012. Staff has reviewed the project and provided comments. • Project still currently undergoing environmental review and additional site characterization. No tentative dates for Environmental Review Committee, Planning Commission, or City Council Hearing. Visual: Proposed Site Plan and Tentative Map Pr000sed Elevations ���I � r �'r' iY rr f■r 1 1 1 r 1 ia— � –� -� I I�II�= ��iltil – �� ��.��r� � �I� I1lI -'��1���1 i %� ■�_ �� 11 Back I TOC _22_ Under Review Foothill Blvd Live/Work Location: 10121 North Foothill Boulevard Developer. Tate Development Architect Modative Project Manager. George Schroeder Application Summary: • Study Session for a proposed project to demolish an abandoned automobile service station and construct six single - family residences including five live -work units. The project will require rezoning the property from P(CG)- Planned General Commercial to P (CG, Res)- Planned General Commercial and Residential and a Tenative Map application to subdivide the parcel. Other associated permits that will be required include a Development Permit, Architectural and Site Approval and Tree Removal Permit. Project Data: Residential Lot Size: 0.83 gross acres Type: Single - Family Detached Residential with live -work components Units: 6 Density: 7.2 units / gross acre Height: 2 stories Status: • The Planning Commission Study Session is scheduled for March 26, 2013, and the City Council Study Session is scheduled for April 16, 2013. • No tentative dates for the Environmental Review Committee, Planning Commission, or City Council Hearing. Visual: Perspective view from FooOdll and Silver Oak Back to TOC -23 CITY PROJECTS Approved But Not Built Mary Avenue Dog Park Location: Comer of Villa Real and Mary Avenue (APN 326-27 -030) Project Manager. Colin Jung, AICP; Carmen Lynaugh Description: Rezoning and General Plan Map Amendment to allow a fenced, off - leashed play area for dogs and their owners on a City-owned lot. Applications: GPA- 2012 -01, Z- 2012 -02. Status: • On June 19, 2012 the City Council adopted its 5 -year fiscal year 2012113 — 2016/17 Capital Improvement Program which included funding for the plannin& design and construction of a dog park on a City-owned property on Mary Avenue. The funding decision culminated a 4 -year effort by the City to study, infomy seek public input, evaluate and eventually select an off -leash area on City lands. • January 3, 2013, the Parks and Recreation Commission held a public hearing and voted 2 -1 to find the Park and Open Space general plan designation consistent with the proposed dog park use and directed staff to forward the project to the Planning Commission for its review and recommendations. • January 8, 2013, the Planning Commission recommended approval of a mitigated negative declaration for the project, approval of the rezoning and general plan map amendment on a 3 -2 vote. • On February 5, 2013, the City Council adopted a mitigated negative declaration and mitigation monitoring program, the general plan map amendment and rezoning to allow the dog park project on a 4 -1 vote. The Council also voted on a 4 -1 vote to add $100,000 for soil remediation and to add $50,000 for park enhancements to buffer the perceived effects of the park from the adjacent neighbors to the north. Staff was directed to consult with the neighbors to determine what those park improvements should be. Back to TOC l 24 �v2cg u ewnlme.•wre� Ra ae r..vu MA U ' YlC Re Gs S� I I I Iii fN1A mow- •.. IOI MIL �� I � ` `u�ln 1. lal' ® t♦ }i .IC I•IN q,,p( °lfi M Akl'A UE ..ears Back to TOC l 24 Completed Green Building Ordinance Location: Citywide Project Manager. Aki Honda Snelling Description: Consider adoption of a Green Building Ordinance possibly based upon Phase B Recommendations from the Santa Clara Cities Association's Green Building Collaboration, Application MCA - 2010 -04. Status: • On November 24, 2009, the Planning Commission recommended that the City Council adopt a Green Building Ordinance process framework. • On January 19, 2010, the City Council adopted an alternative Green Building Ordinance process framework consisting of: - Use of up to $25,000 from the unused portion of the existing Green Building Certification fund. - Review of Phase B recommendations. - Limited outreach including 2 focus group meetings and 2 public hearings. • On October 1Z 2010, the Planning Commission held its first public hearing to consider the draft Green Building Ordinance, at which time the Commission asked for additional information, and recommended changes to the draft ordinance. The public hearing was continued to October 26, 2010. • On October 26, 2010, the Commission recommended approval of the draft ordinance on a 3-2 vote, incorporating refinements to the draft ordinance based upon the Planning Commissions recommendations and public input. • On November 9, 2010, the Commission reviewed the cleaned -up version of the draft ordinance as a consent item and recommended it to be forwarded to the City Council on a 4-1 vote. • On February 1, 2011, the City Council conducted its first public hearing to consider the draft Green Building Ordinance as recommended by the Planning Commission. The Council directed staff to revise the draft ordinance to be closer in line with the Santa Clara County Cities' Association's Phase B Recommendations, with additional changes proposed by Council. The Council also asked for additional cast/benefit analysis of incorporating green building standards. • On May 3, 2011, the City Council decided to delay consideration and review of the draft Green Building Ordinance for one year tiB May 2012 to allow the public time to review and provide comments on the draft ordinance, including the changes that Council made to the draft ordinance at the meeting. • On September 4, 2012, the City Council conducted the first reading and adopted the Green Building Ordinance. The second reading was conducted on September 18, 2012. The ordinance will be known as Chapter 16.58 of the Cupertino Municipal Code, but will take effect on July 1, 2013. Back to TOC -25- Under Review C Protected Tree Ordinance Location: Citywide Project Maragert Simon Vuong Description: Municipal Code Amendment to Chapter 14.18 (Protected Trees). Application MCA - 2012-02. Status • A Study Session to discuss the scope of the amendments was conducted on Nov. 5, 2012 with the City Council. • Council directed staff lo: — Present ordinance amendment to protected trees chapter to remove reference to "public trees" and change the penalty from a misdemeanor to an infraction — Preset a report regarding the following: • Streamline the tree removal process in Rl /Al /A/RHS zones and consider inclusion of R2 zones for smaller protected trees with required mitigation • Review size of tree in diameter for specimen trees —should some specimen trees have larger diameter size vs. Others • Review the list of specimen trees to elsure that they arenative — Review whether greater penalties should be imposed for illegal removal of larger protected trees. • Tentatively to go back to City Council on March 19, 2013 to receive further direction on changes to be considered. item will be continued The Cupemno City County has directed staff In prepare mina areMmmts m Cb3PW 14.1& Rcne<red Trees of the Cupertino Munnipal Cote Re amenbrxnts ,.dude denituling referrnas In public tress whkh arc now Protected under Chapner 14.12 and caalder Bunging illegal fire removal penalties from a modemeanue t0 an veto --hen. IM dCaliOMivr a wiR be RrrMM d1 tie A1aCdr 5, 2dI3l:Ity Council meeting Gaff wiR ado seek dim-tion from areCanril regaMmg fuMa arnmdmena to the Qdnnanre relatwl m diangh+g Ne aineda fa pmtxrcsl trtesaM adireumg tree R vab.Reddmn,bushtesso emardinternhdpahesaroa ragedmpwrikdrerinput. Gn(f ni0 prexnta draft Qdlnance witlt propexd ammdmrnbfor tl¢ Courxil's co2idemmn tmhtitxip in ^_01 ?. For more information or questions, ploase visit 1 IL{p• // ti g( d • s 116{ or scan the QR code below with your mobile device City Council Tuesday. March 5, 2013 You may also crntact Simon Vuong, Asslctant Planner, at simonv4 <uperti j ❑� El &45 Pal (408) 777-1356 for additional information or to send written Comments. l aM ] Location of hearine: CuPeetiau Cuwnuuitylldl, Ike agenda is aabject to change. phrase cheek lmum.eupertino.amlagendn, 1 W Torre A.. (nevr to the tihmrV prior to the meetingforopdated information in the eornto fanyehangns. L1\'L 4Veb Cad: wxw.<uourtinootm'wch Back to TOC Pro 1,