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File #:20-057,Version:1 order to remove nonfunctional and dilapidated infrastructure and materials and ensure that the area is functional, safe, clean and environmentally sound. Such demolition will be performed in a manner and scope as approved by the City Council and applicable public agencies. Additionally, no changes to the existing Horatio’s restaurant and Marina Inn are included in the proposal. The proposed Disposition and Development Agreement and amendments to the General Plan and Zoning Map reflect the updated Shoreline Development Concept Plan and lay the groundwork for future planning approvals. These Amendments will be followed by more precise development plans for Planning Commission and City Council consideration at subsequent public hearings. The proposed changes to the Concept Plan are necessary to make the project more resilient to projected sea level rise, to prioritize housing over office space, and to expand parkland along the waterfront on Mulford Point. General Plan Text Amendment The proposed General Plan Text Amendment (Attachment 1) would update the Land Use Element to reflect the City Council’s updated vision for the Shoreline area and ensure consistency with the proposed Land Use Map Amendments. The Shoreline section of the Land Use Element was drafted in 2016 as part of the 2035 General Plan Update and reflected the vision in place at that time. This section is proposed to be updated to reflect the evolution of the Shoreline Development Project that has occurred since 2016. Land Use Goal LU-9 and Action LU-9.4.A are also proposed to be updated to reflect the modified Concept Plan, which no longer includes Class A office space due to changing market conditions and physical site constraints. General Plan Land Use Map Amendment and Zoning Map Amendment The proposed General Plan Land Use Map Amendment, as shown in Attachment 2, would reduce the General Commercial (CG) designated area west of Monarch Bay Drive from 31 acres to 16 acres and replace it with an increased Parks and Recreation (PR) designation, from 7.2 acres to 15.5 acres. In addition, approximately 6.8 acres of land currently designated CG would change to High Density Residential (RH) to accommodate the proposed apartment use on the southern portion of the project site. East of Monarch Bay Drive, the PR area would be reduced from 30.7 acres to 24.4 acres in order to accommodate a revised 9-hole executive golf course and single-family/townhouse element within the Medium Density Residential (RM) acreage, proposed to be increased from 13.1 to 19.4 acres. Similarly, as shown in Attachment 3, the proposed Zoning Map Amendment would reduce the Community Commercial (Planned Development) (CC(PD)) area west of Monarch Bay Drive from 38.2 acres to 16 acres. The Zoning Map Amendment would establish 15.5 acres of Commercial Recreation (CR) area west of Monarch Bay Drive to accommodate planned recreational areas, including a nine-acre community park on Mulford Point. Approximately 6.8 acres of land designated CC(PD) would be rezoned as Residential Multi-Family (24 dwellings per gross acre) (Planned Development) (RM-1800(PD)) to accommodate the proposed apartment building. East of Monarch Bay Drive, the 29.5-acre Commercial Recreation (CR) area would be reduced to 23.1 acres to accommodate the redesigned 9-hole golf course. The Residential Multi-Family (22 dwellings per City of San Leandro Printed on 2/20/2020Page 4 of 12 powered by Legistar™112