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SAN LEANDRO SHORELINE DEVELOPMENT DRAFT EIR <br />CITY OF SAN LEANDRO <br />PROJECT DESCRIPTION <br />■ 5,000 -square -foot full-service restaurant. <br />■ 8,000 -square -foot full-service restaurant. <br />■ Between 50,000 and 100,000 square feet of office along Monarch Bay Drive and an 800 -space parking <br />structure, which would be shared with residential units. The office will be approximately 40 feet in <br />height and the parking structure will depend on parking counts, but no more than 32 feet in height. <br />• Up to 159 multi -family rental units. A mixed-use building (30,000 -square -foot) containing a cafe/boat <br />rental facility (8,000 square feet) and up to 61 condominium units on the former Boatworks site. <br />• An approximately 2,500 -square -foot Library/Community Building. <br />• Associated infrastructure. <br />• Removal of wood and concrete docks and associated piers, including Blue Dolphin Restaurant <br />platform <br />• Removal of the existing EI Torito Restaurant building <br />• Removal of the San Leandro Yacht Club building <br />• Removal of public/private restrooms 'A', 'E/F', and 'N/0' <br />■ Removal of harbormaster's office, fuel pump/dock, and underground storage tank. <br />3.4.2.3 PHASE 2 <br />• 64 2- to 3 -story townhomes built on Monarch Bay Drive. <br />® 70 homes on Fairway Drive built within the redesigned Marina Golf Course: <br />— Up to 42 2 -story single-family detached homes. <br />— Up to 28 townhomes. <br />■ Associated infrastructure. <br />• Removal of golf course concession stands <br />3.4.2.4 PHASE 3 <br />• The balance of the 150,000 square feet of office (unless the market allows it to be absorbed during <br />Phase 2). The parking structure will already have been built during Phase I. <br />■ Associated infrastructure. <br />3.5 REQUIRED PERMITS AND APPROVALS <br />The City of San Leandro is the Lead Agency for the preparation and certification of the EIR. Responsible, <br />trustee and other agencies will be consulted during the EIR process, Subsequent development <br />entitlements for the Project will require approval of State, federal, and regional responsible and trustee <br />agencies that may rely on the EIR for decisions in their areas of expertise. <br />The Project will also require a series of planning entitlements, including a General Plan amendment to <br />change the land use designation from General Commercial and Parks/Recreation to General Commercial; <br />P L A C E W 0 R K S 3-13 <br />