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HomeMy WebLinkAboutRESO 6090.. "ORIGINAL RESOLUTION NO. 6090 RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL OF TBE CITY OF PALO ALTO RECOMME~DING AMENDMENT OF THE TERMAN SPECIFIC PLAN The Council of the City of Palo Alto does RESOLVE as follows: SECTION 1. Page 51, Paraqraph 3, --Paqe 52 IV., of the Terman Specific Plan °is to be amended as follows: The conduct of three separate uses on the si.te ( comrnuni ty center, multiple family residences, and open space) will necessitate a subdivision of the land. The portion of the property leased to the JCC will be separated from the rest cf the site for purposes of establishiny a lease area, although the City will retain control over the land. The resi- dential area of the site will likewise have to be subdivided from the remainder of the site prior to construction. After subdivision and changes of the land use designation, the next step is a zone change. It should be noted that the City• s zoning map will only need to be changed to show the hous- ing portion of the site as RM-3, •moderate density multiple family residence district.• The remainder of the site is now zoned and shall remain P-F, public facilities. The P-F zone is the appropriate zone designation for both the JCC "major institu- tion/special facilities• and the city parklands. The PF zone, however, places restrictions on site coverage (30% building coverage) and setbacks be- tween buildings and property lines. These restric- tions shall be waived for existing buildings (Classroom Wings 20-70, Gym, Music Building and Cafetorium) when parcel lines are redrawn during subdivision of the site. New construction shall conform to all site developme~t restrictions of the P-F zone. State law now permits comprehensive Plan and zoning map changes to proceed concurrently at one set of hearings, where the purpose of the change is to provide affordable housing. The following, then, need to occur: a) This Specific Plan is adopted, includinq its land use map. b) The City acquires control of the 21.57 acres. c) The site is subdivided into separate parcels for the three uses. d) The land use designation of the 21.57 acres is chan~ed on the Comprehensive Plan land use map frona •school district lands• to •major institution/special facilities .. , •public parks•, and •multi- ple fa•ily residential•. e) The 4.l to 4.35 acres designated as •mul- tiple family r~sidentiat• on the land use ~ap is chanqed ~~ the zoninq map from P-F (public facilit1~s) to RM-3 (moderate density ~ultiple-family residential}. Steps d J and e) above can occur at the sa111e t i&e. S!CTION 2~ .Paqe 11, Section A.2, of the Terman Specific Plan is to be aaen3ed a.a fol!owsi 2. A map of the Ter•an site showing the (X>r- t ion of the &J.te allocated by the Group's efforts to public parks (about 10 .. 21 to 10.47 acres), the a~roxiaate area to be leased to the JCC (about 7.0 t.o 7 .. 1 acres), .and tht! port ion al located for PARC housinq (4.1 to 4.3S acres) is found on paqe 12 as •Bxhibit 1, Land Use Plan.• SECTION 3. 'ftle City Council Ter•.an Speci ric Pl an will have no i11pact. finds that these changes to the siqnif icant adverse environmental tNTROOUC!D AND PASS!Dr January 24. 1983 AYRSs Bechtel, Cobb, Eyerly. Fazzino. Fl~tcher. Klein. levy, Renzel, Withtrspoon NOES1 None ABSTENTIONS: None ABSENT: Hone APPROVBD1 ~~'1.. Mayor -- 2. . . 3.