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City of San Leandro <br />311 MacArthur Boulevard Residential Project <br /> <br />14 <br />Residential. These designations are intended for commercial and residential developments oriented <br />along major transit-served roadways in the city. Consistent with General Plan Land Use Policies 1.1, <br />2.1, 2.7, 2.12, and 3.2, the project would support augmenting the city’s housing inventory, provide <br />housing choices with access to commercial areas, concentrate multi-family development along <br />existing transit corridors, minimize parking overflow with more off-street parking, and provide a mix <br />of price ranges for proposed housing. <br />While the project would not meet the density restrictions of the Low Density Residential land use <br />designation (8.7 units per acre), there are no housing units proposed on the portion of the parcel in <br />the Low Density Residential designated area. As shown on Figure 3, this part of the site would <br />contain a bioretention area and a covered patio for community uses, which would not introduce a <br />land use conflict with the adjacent single-family residences along Herma Court. <br />North Area Specific Plan <br />The NASP, adopted in 1991, establishes a long-range vision to revitalize the north area of the city, <br />specifically along East 14th Street, Bancroft Avenue, MacArthur Boulevard, and San Leandro <br />Boulevard. The NASP establishes goals and policies to guide development in the community, and <br />provides a vision for how revitalization will extend the north area, enhance the quality of the <br />district, encourage change, and focus physical improvements to the area. <br />The project would be developed in compliance with the NASP, which calls for a mixed residential <br />and commercial service corridor along MacArthur Boulevard. The project would involve the <br />construction of 20 multi-family for-sale townhomes, including two- and three-bedroom townhomes, <br />along MacArthur Boulevard near transit services, as well as commercial development. The NASP <br />also identifies the section of MacArthur Boulevard adjacent to the project site as land with the <br />opportunity for high-quality housing development. Therefore, the project would be consistent with <br />the NASP because it proposes residential development along MacArthur Boulevard. <br />City of San Leandro Zoning Code <br />The project would comply with provisions of the City of San Leandro Zoning Code, and is subject to <br />the approval of applicable permits, described under Project Approvals. The project would meet <br />standards for lot area, floor area ratio, setbacks, and building height consistent with CC zoning; <br />satisfies applicable requirements under Municipal Code, Part III, Article 10, Planned Development <br />Overlay District and Planned Development Project Approval; and complies with other applicable <br />sections of the San Leandro Municipal Code. Table 2 shows the project’s consistency with CC and RS <br />development standards listed in Section 2-6 of the San Leandro Zoning Code as revised by <br />Ordinance 2018-021. The portion of the site that is within the RS District would be developed with <br />two units (Building D) but would not meet the RS District height limitations per Section 2-537 of the <br />City of San Leandro Zoning Code. The project would be consistent with the City of San Leandro <br />Zoning Code upon approval by the City of rezoning the site to CC (PD) and RS (PD).