Reso 2026-036 Two-Lot Subdivision 600 Parrott EXHIBIT B

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City Planner’s Report April 2, 2026 Parrot and Martinez Street Page 2 of 3 Zoning Code Planning Division staff has examined the Parcel Map and has determined that it conforms to the proposed development standards for the DA-6 (Downtown Area-6) Zoning District. DA-6 Requirements Parcel A Complies? Parcel B Complies? Lot Size 10,000 sf (min) 64,686 sf Yes 71,874 sf Yes Lot Width 100 ft (min) 323 ft Yes 525 ft Yes Lot Coverage 100% max) ~70% Yes N/A - vacant N/A FAR 1.0 to 5.0 ~4.2 Yes N/A - vacant N/A Landscaping 5% (min) >10%Yes N/A - vacant N/A General Plan The property is designated Transit-Oriented Mixed Use in the City’s General Plan Land Use Map. The purpose of this designation is to provide for a mix of high-intensity land uses that capitalize on proximity to the San Leandro BART station. This designation maximizes the potential for transit- oriented infill development and achieves compatible transitions to adjacent residential districts through design standards and zoning. The proposed development has not materialized, and this subdivision would allow Lot A to be sold separately from Lot B, which could increase its development potential and can be supported with the following General Plan Policies. Policy LU-2.7 Location of Future Multi-Family Development. Concentrate new multi-family development in the areas near the BART Stations and along major transit corridors. •Policy LU-3.1 Mix of Unit Types. Encourage a mix of residential development types in the city, including single family homes on a variety of lot sizes, as well as townhomes, row houses, live- work units, planned unit developments, garden apartments and medium to high density multi- family housing. •Policy LU-3.4 Promotion of Infill. Encourage infill development on vacant or underused sites within residential and commercial areas. •Policy LU-3.5 Mixed Use on Transit Corridors. Encourage mixed use projects containing ground floor retail and upper floor residential uses along major transit corridors. Such development should be pedestrian-oriented, respect the scale and character of the surrounding neighborhood, and incorporate architectural themes that enhance the identity of adjacent commercial districts. ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW This proposed project is categorically exempt from the requirements of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) pursuant to Section 15315, of the CEQA Guidelines, Minor Land Divisions. Exhibit B Resolution No. 2026-036 Page 2 of 3