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Project Description August 2016 Amendments to Article 16, Development Regulations • Add the IT Industrial Transition zoning district to existing development regulations for I Districts (Section 4-1646, 4-1662, 4-1664, 4-1672, 4-1674, 4-1683, 4-1686; and • Eliminate references to the DA -5 and PHD zoning districts (throughout). Amendments to Article 18, Signs • Include signage requirements for the IT zoning district in Section 4-1806; and • Remove signage requirements for the DA -5 and PHD zoning districts in Section 4-1806. Amendments to Article 25, Site Plan Review • Eliminate references to the DA -5 and PHD zoning districts (throughout). Miscellaneous Amendments to the Ordinance Establishing the Special Study Overlays in the DA Districts: Remove the "S" Overlay Zones in the Downtown TOD Areas identified as "SP -1, Downtown South Gateway," and "SP -8, BART/Westlake Properties Special Policies". In the SP -2 Washington Plaza Shopping Center and San Leandro Plaza Special Policies: • Replace the word "must" with "should" in the following sentence requiring that "any expansion of square footage North of Estudillo Avenue mus should include a mixed- use component with either office or residential on upper floors." In the SP -3, Town Hall Square and Vicinity Special Policies: • Remove wording "Mixed use development is required, with residential uses on the upper floors along Davis Street and Callan Avenue frontages in all new development"; • Remove wording "the building setbacks along the west side of East 14th Street shall be approximately 12 feet to align with the Civic Center and create a minimum 25 foot wide sidewalk/pedestrian amenity zone"; • Add sentence "Reconfiguration and/or narrowing of Dan Niemi Way (Hays Street) is encouraged between East 14th Street and Davis Street to create an improved pedestrian experience, outdoor plazas, and increased interaction with the creek; and • Add wording "A building setback shall be provided to encourage development of a creek trail and open space along the San Leandro Creek".