Chris Clark

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The project is consistent with the general plan, East Wisdom and Precise Plan and row house guidelines as superseded by density bonus waivers allowed under state law.
It's also eligible for one concession and unlimited waivers.
The project requests one concession for dispersal of the affordable units.
The affordable units would be located on the western side of the property where the units are slightly smaller by four area.
The project requests waivers from 20 development standards which are listed in the staff report.
The North Wiseman project frontage includes four buildings with units facing the street.
The buildings are separated from the right of way by a private sidewalk, providing access to each building and a bioretention basin which can be viewed in the images here.
This area is currently on a berm that will need to be regraded and the existing heritage trees along this frontage cannot be retained for this reason.
Building materials consist of stucco, fiber smelt, shingle siding and stone veneer and use alternating color schemes to provide more variety in building character.
Two-story stone-clad accent features with standing seam metal roofs help highlight the front entries.
The image on the right shows the central Paseo and its terminus, an open recreational space, and crosswalk across the Plan A street.
The project provides three new publicly accessible paths east to west across the site, connecting North Wiseman Road with the existing bicycle path.
The project has a vesting tentative map that would create 30 residential lots with 195 condominium units and 26 common lots.
The slide here shows the public access easement areas as shown on the vesting tentative map.
The project would remove 139 of 151 heritage trees and all non-heritage trees.
Heritage trees would be replaced at more than a two to one replacement ratio, with 282 new trees and 158 additional accent trees for a total of 440.
The canopy area and maturity would exceed the existing canopy area.
This map shows various hierarchy of pedestrian, bicycle, and vehicular circulation at the site, as well as street parking.
The project is subject to the AB 130 streamlined process that creates a statutory urban infill exemption to CEQA.
This slide shows staff's recommendation, and this concludes the presentation.
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