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do CITY OF SAN LEANDRO :� a, = COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT Planning Services Division INITIAL STUDY CHECKLIST FORM 1. Project Title: San Leandro Downtown Technology Campus/Westlake Development Partners, LLC., Development Agreement Lot Line Adjustment/Planned Development/Site Plan Review. Planning Case File: PLN2013-00045 • 2. Lead Agency Name and Address: City of San Leandro • 835 East 14th Street San Leandro, California 94577 3. Contact Person and Phone Number: Tom Liao, Planning and Housing Manager (510) 577-6003 4. Project Location: The subject property encompasses an area totaling 317,600 • square feet, or approximately 7.3 acres (including 1.8 acre of City right-of-way to be vacated). The site is located generally at 1333 Martinez Street and bounded by West Estudillo Avenue to the north, Thornton Street on the south, Alvarado Street on the west and Martinez Street on the east. The western boundary is adjacent to the Southern Pacific Railroad right of way.(Alameda County Assessor Parcel Numbers: 75-47-2, 75-47-7, 75-47-3-2; and 75- 42-2-1). 5. Project Sponsor's Name and Address: Gary Wong, President Westlake Development Partners, LLC 520 El Camino Real, 9th Floor San Mateo, California 94402-1722 6. General Plan Designation: Transit-Oriented Development Mixed Use 7. Zoning: DA-5(S)and PS(S) • 8. Project Description: San Leandro Downtown Technology Campus The proposed project is a multi-phase, transit-oriented development project located adjacent to the Downtown San Leandro BART Station. The project will be the first development to implement the City's Transit Oriented Development Strategy (TOD Strategy) and is being evaluated under the Downtown Transit Oriented Strategy (TOD) EIR that was certified on September 4, 2007. • The 7.3-acre project site encompasses four separate parcels, identified as 1333 Martinez Street in this document. The project site is surrounded by professional office building to the north, industrial uses to the south, light industrial to the west and the San Leandro BART Station to the east. The site is vacant, relatively flat and has been previously graded and disturbed. The proposed project includes the development of an Office/Technology Campus with up to a maximum of 500,000 square feet of office and other uses located in multiple buildings. The proposed Development Agreement, Lot Line Adjustment, Planned Development, and Site Plan Review Permit applications are the subjects of this review. It is expected that development will occur in three or more phases, with a 132,000 square foot, six-story technology-focused office building and related site improvements proposed in Phase I. The project will be designed to meet LEED°Gold° requirements. Formal certification may or may not occur. 'Phase I will also include on-site and off-site improvements including landscaping, bike path, pedestrian path and utilities. Surface parking will be provided for the development of.Phase I while future phases will require the • 1