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El Camino Real – 5 th Avenue Rezoning June 22, 2017 NORTH FAIR OAKS COMMUNITY COUNCIL
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El Camino Real – 5th Avenue RezoningJune 22, 2017

NORTH FAIR OAKS COMMUNITY COUNCIL

El Camino Real – 5th Avenue Rezoning

Presentation OverviewPublic Process

NFO Rezoning Video – English, Spanish

Community Plan: • Objectives and Policies; Implementation Through Zoning

Proposed Zoning Regulations:• Uses, Development Standards, Design Standards,

Parking

Next Steps

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Public ProcessRezoning Working Group

• August 2015 – March 2017

Public Workshops• July 2016

• August 2016

• May 2017

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Community Plan Implementation

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Community Plan Implementation

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Community Plan Objectives and PoliciesNFO Community Plan:

Vision and goals for the development and improvement of NFO for the next 25 – 30 years

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Plan Implementation: Rezoning

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Community Plan and ZoningConnections:

Community Plan: Establishes broad development policies

Plan does not establish detailed rules, e.g., setbacks, stepbacks

Zoning: Implements Plan with specific development rules that respect unique local characteristics

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Rezoning Area: Phase 2a

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Rezoning ObjectivesMore housing of all types

Better parking conditions

Greater variety of commercial uses

Improvement of under-developed properties

Better pedestrian and bicycle access

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Proposed Zoning Districts• Commercial Mixed Use 1 (CMU-1) • Commercial Mixed Use 2 (CMU-2)• Neighborhood Mixed-use El Camino Real (NMU-ECR)

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Allowed Uses

Allow and encourage a vibrant, local- and regional-serving• Ground Floors: Locally and regionally-oriented commercial

uses-- restaurants, retail shops, coffee shops, pharmacies, and public uses, including libraries, clinics, child care

• Upper Floors: residential uses, including affordable housing

Objectives:

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Allowed Uses• Implementing land use policies in the North Fair Oaks

Community Plan

• Similar mix of uses to those allowed in the Middlefield NMU zoning district

• Focus on uses that work well in mixed-use setting

• Residential encouraged

• Local and regional serving

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Allowed Uses• Some currently allowed uses disallowed, on

recommendation of Workgroup and community input:

• Drive-through establishments• Large-scale/industrial dry cleaning• Auto repair and outdoor equipment rental

• Non-conforming uses continue, cannot be permitted, or reestablished after 18-month closure

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Development Standards

Establish clear standards for height, bulk, setbacks, stepbacks, and other development rules

Harmonize new development with adjacent neighborhoods, consistent with Community Plan objectives

Objectives:

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Development StandardsReduced Community Plan development intensity in response to community input, using three zoning districts

In response to continued concern, required even greater stepbacks and setbacks, including increasing setback for parcels adjoining alleys and residential public streets to 15 feet.

Proposed NMU/ECR and CMU-1/CMU-2 districts do not allow more development intensity than current C-1 or C-2 districts (except in the case of affordable housing)

Summary:

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Design Standards

Provide direction for the physical character of development of North Fair Oaks

Establish a clear vision of the type and quality of development the community desires

Objectives:

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Design Standards

Street Trees, Bicycle Parking, Wider Sidewalks; in some cases Public Art, Plazas, Pedestrian Bulb outs

Building Orientation, Massing, Façade Articulation, Window Patterns, Materials, Neighborhood Compatibility

Public and Private Realm Improvements:

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Design StandardsExisting Zoning: no design standards

New Zoning: design standards based on Community Plan and Workgroup and community input

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Parking StandardsMethodology:

Survey recently completed mixed-use building projects

Review standards from other nearby cities

Community Plan parking policies

County parking studies

Field observations

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Parking StandardsObjectives:

Ensure that new development provides all necessary parking

Ensure new development does not impact adjacent neighborhoods

Allow creative parking solutions (lifts, tandem, etc)

Allow shared parking under certain conditions

Require bike and EV parking

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Parking StandardsKey points:

Comparable to amounts of parking required for commercial uses under existing C-district zoning

Greater amounts of parking required for new development than the amount provided by most existing development

More aggressive than parking requirements in many mixed-use projects in Redwood City

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Next Steps

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Staff Recommendation:That the North Fair Oaks Community Council recommend that the County Planning Commission and Board of Supervisors approve the proposed rezoning, replacing the existing C-1 and C-2 zoning districts with the new CMU-1, CMU-2, and NMU-ECR zoning districts

Zoning Basics

Questions?http://planning.smcgov.org/nfo-plan-

implementation

D e v e l o p m e n t S t a n d a r d s : C M U - 1 / C M U - 2 / N M U

Zoning DistrictLocation-Specific

StandardsFront

SetbackRear

SetbackStepback

Max Height

FloorArea Ratio

CMU-1 Fronting ECR adjoining CMU-1

5 ft. min/10 ft. max 10 ft.22 ft. from property line at 40 ft. of building height

60 ft. 2

Fronting ECR/5th

Ave. adjoining R-2/R-3

5 ft. min/10 ft. max 15 ft.22 ft. from property line at 40 ft. of building height

60 ft. 2

CMU-2 Adjoining R-1 5 ft. min/10 ft. max 20 ft.22 ft. from property line at 40 ft. of building height

50 ft. 2

Adjoining R-2/R-3 5 ft. min/10 ft. max 15 ft.22 ft. from property line at 40 ft. of building height

50 ft. 2

All other areas 5 ft. min/10 ft. max 5 ft.*22 ft. from property line at 40 ft. of building height

50 ft. 2

NMU-ECR Adjoining R-1 5 ft. min/10 ft. max 20 ft. N/A 40 ft. 2

Fronting El Camino 5 ft. min/10 ft. max 5 ft. N/A 40 ft. 2

Adjoining R-2/R-3 10 15 ft. N/A 40 ft. 2

Parcels facing on El Camino must be developed with El Camino frontage, regardless of adjacency to other streets.


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