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Vesting Tentative PLN2008-00030 4 July 20, 2009 September 22 City Council Work Session 42 September 23 Community (Business) Workshop (BRIDGE/Westlake) October 20 Community Workshop (BRIDGE/Westlake) October 23 Planning Commission Study Session October 25 BRIDGE Project Bus Tour #2 November 13 San Leandro Business & Housing Development Committee December l 0,2008 Washington Manor HOA Presentation January 22, 2009 Planning Commission Hearing -Approval of The Alameda March 2, 2009 City Council Public Hearing —Approval of The Alameda Vesting Tentative Map The Cornerstone at San Leandro Crossings' Vesting Tentative Map includes the property at West Juana Avenue and San Leandro Boulevard only and not the BART replacement garage. The replacement garage was included in the Vesting Map (PLN20008-00054, map 48010) previously approved by the Planning Commission and the City Council. The Cornerstone map will vest the right to building 200 residential units on the site. Vesting becomes complete upon a final map being filed and approved by the City Council and will be subject to the city ordinances, policies and standards in effect at the time of the final City Council approval. The map is also being used for the purpose of turning the proposed 200 multi -family units into condominiums. The San Leandro Crossings' Vesting Tentative Map includes the following property: BART East Parking Lot: The 2.27 acre existing BART East Parking Lot is located at the northeast corner of San Leandro Boulevard and West Juana Avenue, directly across San Leandro Boulevard from the San Leandro BART Station. The site is currently owned by BART and is utilized as a 329 stall surface parking lot. The property is subject to a Tri -Party Exclusive Negotiating Agreement ("ENA") by and between BART, Westlake Development Partners, LLC, and The City of San Leandro. The site is relatively flat and has trees fronting San Leandro Boulevard, West Juana Avenue, and Carpentier Street. This site is listed as SPS Site A in the City's TOD Strategy. The applicant will pay approximately $552,000.00 to the San Leandro School District pursuant to the developer fee schedule developed by the District for The Cornerstone. This will serve as the complete mitigation of all school impacts associated with this development. More details on the schools is in the Planning Commission Staff Report. Regional Housing Needs Allocation In terms of the housing allocation for all cities, the Department of Housing and Community Development -based on population growth estimates and income estimates -determines how many housing units and what types are needed per each metropolitan region. The local association of governments, which is the Association of Bay Area Governments (ABAG) in the City of San Leandro case, then detennines what each local jurisdiction must produce. According to the ABAG's website, the Bay Area will grow from its current 7 million to about 9 million people from 2007-2014. As a result San Leandro's housing unit allocation for the period 2007-1014 is to