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Tamien Community Update San Jose Elks Lodge No. 522 November 15, 2017 | 6 PM
Tamien Community Update
San Jose Elks Lodge No. 522November 15, 2017 | 6 PM
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What Does VTA Do?
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Welcome!
• Objectives & Format– Project History and Overview– Meet the Developer, UrbanCo-Tamien LLC– Workshop– Next Steps
VTA
Presented By:Jessie O’Malley Solis
VTA
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Project History• Tamien Station Area Plan:
– Adopted 1995– Created by task force including property
owners, businesses, residents– Goals:
• Support transit & create a pedestrian friendly environment
• Create a livable community• Increase CSJ housing supply • Ensure new development is compatible
with existing neighborhood
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Project History (cont.)
• VTA sold CSJ 3.5 acres for neighborhood park
• City of San Jose and VTA Project Entitlements:– 440 units total, 88 affordable units– 3,000 – 10,000 sq. ft of commercial
space– Community engagement
• VTA issued a Request for Proposal in 2016– Response deadline January 2017
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VTA Developer Selection Process
• VTA received proposals• Staff recommended that the board select UrbanCo-Tamien as the
developer partner • Board approved UrbanCo-Tamien in April and authorized VTA to
enter into an ENA (Exclusive Negotiating Agreement) • VTA and UrbanCo-Tamien are currently negotiating terms and
project details• Next step: enter into a Joint Development Agreement and Ground
Lease
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Why Did VTA Select UrbanCo-Tamien?• Experience in the neighborhood• Commitment to community benefits:
– Affordable Housing– Work to accommodate a childcare provider on site– Local workforce benefits– Commitment to sustainable building standards – Station safety and way-finding improvements
• Commitment to resident benefits:– Quality development – First/last mile solutions
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VTA’s Commitment
UrbanCo-Tamien will take the lead in obtaining final entitlements and construction; VTA will remain an integral part of the process.
VTA is committed to making this project beneficial to all parties, including the local neighborhood and transit riders.
Please continue to reach out with questions, concerns, or ideas.
UrbanCo - TamienPresented By:
Republic Urban
Presented By: Konstantin Voronin
Republic Urban Properties
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Republic successfully develops and invests in real estate across the US valued in excess of $4B and 17M square feet of space.
Award-winning real estate projects:• Land development • Transit-oriented and mixed-use projects• Historic adaptive reuse • Shopping centers We Create Landmarks
Our vision: Create neighborhood-defining projects that provide quality spaces where residents can access and enjoy everything their community has to offer.
Meridian at Midtown423 West San Carlos Street, San Jose
• Built November 2014• 218 apartments and 15,000 square feet of
ground floor commercial space • Project Amenities:
– Starbucks, Chase Bank, Subway, Urgent Care, and Breakfast Club Restaurant
– Swimming pool, virtual fitness portals, and weight/cardio equipment
– Bike kitchen and bike share program– Public park with a pet area and tot lot
The Ohlone Mixed Use860 West San Carlos Street, San Jose
• Phase I expected: April 2019• Mixed-use, transit oriented development
focused on sustainability standards• 800 apartments and 12,500 square feet
of commercial space• Project amenities:
– Neighborhood serving retail – State of the art fitness equipment– Swimming pool– 3.99 acres of parkland dedicated for an expanded 6.1 acre Del Monte Park– Contributed towards public transit improvements in the neighborhood
Gateway at Millbrae BART StationEl Camino Real, Millbrae
• Phase I expected: Late 2020• Mixed-use, transit oriented development in
partnership with BART and Caltrain• 400 apartments (20% affordable with Veterans
preferred units), 151K sq. ft. of office space, 44K sq. ft. of commercial space, and a hotel
• Project amenities:– Destination retail options– Bike trail and pedestrian pathways– Community event plaza– Shuttle services for first/last mile solutions
The CORE Companies
Presented By: Paul Ring
The Core Companies
CORE is a local developer
Palm Court Senior Apartments
Previtera Court Townhomes
Presidio Santa Clara
• 40 apartments• 100% Affordable• Studio & 1 Bedroom units• Community Room
1450 El Camino Real, Santa Clara, CA 95050
Paseo Senter
• 217 apartments• 100% Affordable• 1, 2, 3 & 4 bedrooms• Childcare facility
1898 Senter Road, San Jose, CA 95112
Cornerstone
• 53 Townhomes• 100% Affordable• 2 & 3 Bedrooms
8775 N. 10th Street, San Jose CA 95112
UrbanCo-TamienPartnership
Marquis817 N. 10th Street, San Jose
• Built: 2015• CORE and Republic partnership • 166 apartments • Project amenities:
– Community room– Fitness room – Swimming pool– Courtyard with BBQ
LINQ at Berryessa/North San Jose BART Station 1700 Newbury Park Drive, San Jose
• Built: 2016• An UrbanCo project: mixed-use, transit
oriented development• 230 apartments and 12,000 square feet of
commercial space• Project amenities:
– Neighborhood serving retail- Bill’s Cafe– Swimming pool and fitness room with
virtual cardio and strength training– Bike Kitchen for repairs and maintenance– Courtyard with BBQ and pizza oven
Newbury Park Transit VillageExample of TOD Master Planning
• 20 acres General Plan Amendment
• Mix of Apartments and For Sales homes
• Affordable housing and family shelter
• Half-mile to Berryessa BART Station
• Over 900 units
• 1 acre Public Park
• The Project is located at 1197 Lick Avenue and consists of approximately 6.96 acres
• In June of 2016, the San Jose City Council unanimously approved up to 440 multifamily residential units and a minimum of 3,000 square feet of commercial space, with the potential for up to 10,000 square feet of commercial space in order to allow space for a new child care facility sought by the City
Project Timeline
Community workshop #1
Today
Application to the City
Mar. 2018
Community meeting
Apr. 2018
Planning Commission meeting
June 2018
City Council hearing
August 2018
Workshop Breakout Sessions
Presented By: Jennifer Johnson
Canyon Snow
Workshop breakout sessions• Break into two groups for more discussion and feedback
– 20 minutes each, then re-group for closing remarks
• Workshop Station A:– Transit user experience– Parking considerations– Community benefits
• Workshop Station B:– Affordable housing– Residential– Retail
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Wrap-Up
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Stay in Touch
VTA Contacts:• Jessie O’Malley Solis:
Jessie.O'[email protected](408) 321-5950
• Kathleen Podrasky:[email protected](408) 321-5861
UrbanCo-Tamien Contacts:• Konstantin Voronin:
[email protected] • Paul Ring:
[email protected]• Jennifer Johnson:
