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2016 Zoning Code Amendments <br />Project Description <br />August 2016 <br />Note: During the public review of the Draft San Leandro 2035 General Plan, several members of  <br />the community offered feedback related to height, density, traffic, and parking for the  <br />neighborhood affected by the proposed DA‐2 zoning in the Downtown East area. At the July 25,  <br />2016 City Council Meeting, in response to this public feedback, the Council decided to retain  <br />the current P zoning and elected to remove the proposed DA‐2 zoning in the Downtown East  <br />area. The following project description reflects this change to the proposed 2016 Zoning Code  <br />amendments and does not include the DA‐2 zoning in the Downtown East areas.   <br /> <br />Government Code Section 65860(a) states that a city’s zoning ordinance shall be consistent <br />with its general plan. The proposed project seeks to bring the underlying zoning on certain <br />properties in the city into conformance with the city’s general plan and will allow for <br />development intensities and uses that are consistent with the general plan. <br />Amendments to the San Leandro Zoning Map shall be undertaken on certain properties to <br />bring the underlying zoning into conformity with the general plan. <br />Amendments to the San Leandro Zoning Code shall be made in the following sections, to <br />bring the underlying zoning into conformity with the general plan: <br />  <br />Amendments to Article 3, Definitions <br /> Amend the definitions for Health and Fitness Centers to remove the phrase, “Any such <br />facilities that offer alcoholic beverage service shall be defined as commercial recreation.” <br />and Industry, General to remove the phrase” “stonework and concrete products <br />manufacture” in Section 1-304. <br />Amendments to Article 6, Commercial and Professional Districts <br />In P Districts <br /> Modify Article 6, Section 2-600 Specific Purposes, to include residential uses in the P <br />District; <br /> Add “Multi-Family Residential” and “Mixed-Use Residential” as a Conditional Use in <br />Section 2-618; and <br /> Add “P” zoning district to development regulations for residential development in <br />commercial uses in Section 2-696 to allow a maximum density of up to 24 units per acre. <br />