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Prepared by 1 Appendix P Technical Memorandum Present and Reasonably Foreseeable Future Actions ---PAGE BREAK--- Appendix P Technical Memorandum – Present and Reasonably Foreseeable Future Actions Prepared by 1 Name Project Description Potential Cumulative Effects CITY OF ANAHEIM The Platinum Triangle The Platinum Triangle Project Location: southeastern section of the City Site Size: 820 acres General Summary: expand the PTMU Overlay Zone and increase permitted development intensities. Status: Draft Subsequent EIR to be circulated and public hearings to be held in Summer/Fall 2010. • Air Quality • Traffic Stadium Lofts Location: 1801 East Katella Avenue Site Size: 6.3 acres General Summary: 390 condominium units; 7,839 square foot restaurant and 2,820 square feet of retail, 61.9-units/acre. Status: Completed in January 2007. None; development is complete. Gateway Location: 2150 South State College Boulevard Site Size: 8.44 acres General Summary: 884 apartments on 20.81 acres; of which 352 units are on 8.44 acres in Anaheim and 532 units on 12.37 acres in the City of Orange. Status: Leasing/partially occupied. None; development is complete. Stadium Towers Retail Center Location: 2430 East Katella Avenue Site Size: 2.02 acres General Summary: 14,185 square foot retail center Status: Completed in December 2006. None; development is complete. Stadium Park Apartments Location: 1551 East Wright Circle Site Size: 4.25 acres General Summary: 250 apartments Status: Redesign to increase the number of units approved. • Air Quality • Traffic 1818 (Former Element Pt) Location: 1818 South State College Boulevard Site Size: 3.35 acres General Summary: 265 apartments Status: Completed. None; development is complete. Park Viridian Location: 1515 East Katella Avenue Site Size: 3.37 acres General Summary: 320 apartments. Status: Completed. None; development is complete. ---PAGE BREAK--- Appendix P Technical Memorandum – Present and Reasonably Foreseeable Future Actions Prepared by 2 Name Project Description Potential Cumulative Effects Stadium Club Condos Location: 1761 and 1781 South Campton Avenue Site Size: 3.21 acres General Summary: 196 condominiums. Status: Redesign to increase the number of units pending. • Air Quality • Traffic Anavia Location: 2045 South State College Boulevard Site Size: 3.85 acres General Summary: 250 condominiums. Status: Completed. None; development is complete. Platinum Triangle Condominium Development Location: 1331 East Katella Avenue Site Size: 4.45 acres General Summary: 336 condominiums and one 1,248 square foot retail tenant space. Status: Completed. None; development is complete. Avalon Angel Stadium (Formerly Anaheim Stadium) Location: 2100 East Katella Avenue Site Size: 3.5 acres General Summary: 251 apartments and 11,807 square feet of retail and restaurant uses. Status: Completed. None; development is complete. Lennar’s A-Town Metro Location: 1404 East Katella Avenue Site Size: 40.6 acres General Summary: A Master Site Plan that will include two public parks, 2,681 residential units and up to 229,800 square feet of commercial/retail use. Status: The Final Master Tract Map has been recorded and various off-site and on-site improvements, including backbone streets, have been completed. A Final Site Plan for Development Area C has also been approved. Project is currently on hold. • Air Quality • Traffic The Experience At Gene Autry Way Location: 1969 South State College Boulevard Site Size: 17.58 acres General Summary: A Master Site Plan for 1,208 residential units, 50,000 square feet of commercial space, 100,000 square feet of office space and a 1.7-acre public park. Status: Approved by City Council on August 21, 2007. Demolition of existing buildings completed. Redesign of site configuration pending. • Air Quality • Traffic ---PAGE BREAK--- Appendix P Technical Memorandum – Present and Reasonably Foreseeable Future Actions Prepared by 3 Name Project Description Potential Cumulative Effects Lennar’s A-Town Stadium Location: 2115, 2125, 2025 East Orangewood Avenue and 2050 South State College Boulevard Site Size: 12.48 acres General Summary: 878 condominiums. Status: City Council approval on December 11, 2007. Construction schedule to be determined. • Air Quality • Traffic Orangewood Condominiums Location: 2211 East Orangewood Avenue Site Size: 3.8 acres General Summary: 370 condominiums. Status: City Council approval on June 5, 2007. Construction schedule to be determined. • Air Quality • Traffic Platinum Tower Location: 2210-2220 East Orangewood Avenue and 2231 and 2130 East Dupont Drive Site Size: 3.83 acres General Summary: 20-story building containing 590,000 square feet of office area, 10,000 square feet of commercial area and a 2,001 space parking structure. Status: City Council approval on August 21, 2007. Construction pending. • Air Quality • Traffic Platinum Vista Location: 1015 and 1105 East Katella Avenue Site Size: 4.6 acres General Summary: 327 residential units and 9,500 square feet of commercial space. Status: Approved by City Council December 18, 2007. • Air Quality • Traffic Platinum Gateway Location: 915 East Katella Avenue Site Size: 8.7 acres General Summary: 320 residential units, an 11- story office building (192,000 square feet) and a 130-room hotel with a 7-story parking structure. Status: Approved by City Council June 10, 2008. • Air Quality • Traffic Fire Station No. 12 Location: 1050 Stanford Court Site Size: 1.03 acres General Summary: 15,000 square feet. Status: Construction plans under review. • Air Quality • Traffic ---PAGE BREAK--- Appendix P Technical Memorandum – Present and Reasonably Foreseeable Future Actions Prepared by 4 Name Project Description Potential Cumulative Effects The Anaheim Resort Amendment to the Anaheim Resort Specific Plan Location: Area that surrounds the Disneyland Resort and Anaheim GardenWalk and includes the Anaheim Convention Center. Site Size: 581 acres General Summary: Modifications to the Anaheim Resort Specific Plan to update the document and associated Master EIR and allow for expansion of the Anaheim Convention Center. Status: Draft Supplemental EIR to be circulated and public hearings to be held in Fall/Winter 2010. • Air Quality • Traffic Anaheim Gardenwalk Location: 321 West Katella Avenue Site Size: 29.1 acres General Summary: The project includes: 569,750 square feet of retail, restaurants, and entertainment uses; 1,628 hotel rooms and 278,817 square feet of hotel accessory uses. Status: Grand opening of retail concourse in May 2008. Hotel and timeshare construction ongoing. • Air Quality • Traffic Trendwest Resorts Timeshare Location: 201 West Katella Avenue Site Size: 2.06 acres General Summary: 14-story, 247-unit timeshare resort. Status: Completed in August 2008. None; development is complete. Anaheim Convention Center Expansion Location: 800 West Katella Avenue Site Size: 4 acres General Summary: A public/private partnership to expand the Anaheim Convention Center and provide an opportunity for additional hotels and recreation uses. Status: Ongoing. • Air Quality • Traffic Grand Californian Hotel Expansion Location: 1600 South Disneyland Drive Site Size: 2.50 acres General Summary: Add 280 hotel rooms including 25 2-bedroom timeshare units. Status: Completed in Winter 2009/2010. None; development is complete. ---PAGE BREAK--- Appendix P Technical Memorandum – Present and Reasonably Foreseeable Future Actions Prepared by 5 Name Project Description Potential Cumulative Effects Doubletree Hotel (Phase 1) Location: 2065 South Harbor Boulevard Site Size: 2,500 square-foot restaurant, 3,760 square-foot meeting/banquet facilities and 4,189 square-foot retail area. General Summary: A two-phase hotel project. Phase I includes a 252-room hotel and Phase II includes a 292-room hotel. Status: Completed in March 2007. None; development is complete. Springhill Suites Marriott Location: 1240 South Walnut Site Size: 5.59 acres General Summary: A 120-unit hotel in addition to an existing Holiday Inn. Status: Ongoing. • Air Quality • Traffic Hermosa Village Phase IV Location: Southwest corner Walnut St. and Cerritos Ave. Site Size: 5 acres General Summary: Comprehensive neighborhood revitalization of an existing apartment complex to add 36 low income units. Status: Completed in January 2008. None; development is complete. Lake Hotel Development Location: 1820 South Harbor Boulevard General Summary: A 252-room hotel with retail and restaurant space. Status: Approved by City Council on March 31, 2009. • Air Quality • Traffic Ruth Chris Steak House Location: 2041 South Harbor Boulevard General Summary: An 8,517 square-foot restaurant. Status: Completed in April 2007. None; development is complete. Morton’s Steak House Location: 1855 South Harbor Boulevard General Summary: An 8,000 square-foot restaurant. Status: Completed in March 2007. None; development is complete. Battle of the Dance (Development Case DEV2009-0083) Location: 2230 South Harbor Boulevard General Summary: A 42,360 square-foot dinner/dance theater. Status: Ongoing • Air Quality • Traffic Other Anaheim Projects SR-57 Northbound Widening between Katella Avenue and Lincoln Avenue This project will widen the northbound side of SR-57 from 0.31 mile south of Katella Avenue to 0.31 mile north of Lincoln Avenue. • Air Quality • Traffic ---PAGE BREAK--- Appendix P Technical Memorandum – Present and Reasonably Foreseeable Future Actions Prepared by 6 Name Project Description Potential Cumulative Effects Relocation of a Portion of the Orange County Feeder SCH [PHONE REDACTED] MWD proposes to enter into a mutual agreement with Extron Electronics to relocate a portion of the Orange County Feeder, within the City. The agreement will include funds for final design, materials procurement, inspection, pipeline construction and relocation, and documentation for the new easement. None. Anaheim Public Utilities Pilot Storm Water Infiltration Project SCH [PHONE REDACTED] This project will include constructing a pre- treatment system for stormwater runoff, installing an infiltration well down-gradient of the pre- treatment system, installing groundwater monitoring wells up and down-gradient of the infiltration system, and installing lysimeters to collect soil pore water below the infiltration system. None. CITY OF ORANGE City of Orange General Plan Update The Orange City Council adopted the 2010 General Plan on March 9, 2010. The General Plan provides the City of Orange with a multi- disciplinary strategy for achieving the vision in the context of the land use, circulation and mobility, housing, open space, conservation, public safety, noise, cultural resources and historic preservation, growth management, economic development, infrastructure and urban design elements. None. Projects Within the Western Area of the City of Orange City of Orange 2006- 2014 Housing Element SCH [PHONE REDACTED] The Housing Element contains policies and actions to accommodate the City's Regional Housing Needs Assessment (RHNA) growth needs through vacant land and the General Plan mixed-use land use designations. The quantified objective summary for the 2006-2014 planning period includes 5,079 new construction units, 260 rehabilitation units, and 75 conservation and/or preservation units. None. ---PAGE BREAK--- Appendix P Technical Memorandum – Present and Reasonably Foreseeable Future Actions Prepared by 7 Name Project Description Potential Cumulative Effects Five Coves Bypass Pipeline Project SCH [PHONE REDACTED] This proposed project involves the construction and operation of a 62-inch diameter bypass pipeline that will extend through Upper Five Coves Basin, Lower Five Coves Basin, and into the northern end of Burris Basin. The bypass pipeline will allow the individual isolation of Upper Five Coves Basin, Lower Five Coves Basin and Lincoln Basin while maintaining flow to the rest of the system. The project will increase storm water capture, improve groundwater recharge capability of the basins and provide greater operational flexibility of OCWD groundwater management system. None. Application to Appropriate Santa Ana River Water Recirculated Draft Program Environmental Impact Report SCH [PHONE REDACTED] OCWD seeks to divert 505,000 acre-feet per annum of water from the Santa Ana River after it is released from Prado Dam by the USACE. OCWD will use the water to replenish the Basin through 26 recharge facilities. The recharge facilities were originally constructed for the purpose of flood control by USACE and the OCWD. OCWD proposes to collect the water to store year-round for the purpose of irrigation, domestic, recreation, municipal, industrial, fish and wildlife preservation and/or enhancement uses. The proposed project is an addendum to the Program Final EIR amending the program-level location of where a future surface water recharge basin could be constructed. None. ---PAGE BREAK--- Appendix P Technical Memorandum – Present and Reasonably Foreseeable Future Actions Prepared by 8 Name Project Description Potential Cumulative Effects Santa Fe Depot Specific Plan Update SCH [PHONE REDACTED] The proposed Santa Fe Depot Specific Plan Update project area is 101.6 acres. 21.8 acres of the project area are currently within the existing Santa Fe Depot Specific Plan boundary. The will expand the boundary of the existing Santa Fe Depot Specific, which is centered on the Santa Fe Depot and the block in the immediate area, to add 79.8 acres. The majority of the area is developed with a mixture of residential, commercial, industrial and institutional uses. Build-out of the area under the current zoning will yield up to 770,510 square feet of development and a total of 448 residential units. Under the proposed the uses will be reorganized and will yield up to 740,234 square feet of development and 506 residential units. None. City of Orange Focus Areas West Katella Avenue Corridor The proposed West Katella Avenue Corridor is immediately west of ARTIC, across the Santa Ana River. Implementation of West Katella Avenue Corridor will result in the establishment of an active, mixed use residential gateway to the City of Orange. It will feature high-density residential uses that capitalize on development of expanded entertainment uses and housing across the Santa Ana River in the City; enhance retail options and convenience throughout west Orange; and maintain Katella Avenue’s commercial character with neighborhood-scale mixed use developments that transition into adjacent residential areas. Implementation of the West Katella Avenue Corridor urban mixed use corridor will increase the number of dwelling units per acre from 30 to 60, with a maximum floor area ratio of 3.0. None. ---PAGE BREAK--- Appendix P Technical Memorandum – Present and Reasonably Foreseeable Future Actions Prepared by 9 Name Project Description Potential Cumulative Effects Eckhoff Street/Collins Avenue The Eckhoff Street/Collins Avenue focus area encompasses the area north of Orangewood Avenue and south of Collins Channel (City of Orange, 2010). This area largely consists of professional offices, commercial uses, warehouses, and distribution centers. It has historically been planned and zoned for industrial use. Properties have been allowed to develop as offices, and areas adjacent to the offices have been allowed to develop as industrial parks. Demand for industrial and office use in this area has been strong, and the City of Orange seeks to provide options for lower-scale office uses and business-park oriented light industrial uses, as well as warehouse and distribution uses. None. Industrial Area The Industrial focus area is located immediately west of the Eckhoff Street focus area and north of the West Katella Corridor. The area’s land use is currently designated as industrial, and the General Plan discourages professional office uses in favor of true industrial uses within this area located west of Batavia Street and generally south of Grove Avenue. The General Plan encourages the expansion of current businesses and infill of vacant properties by increasing the maximum allowed development intensity. Primary uses permitted within the Industrial designation generally involve the manufacture, processing and distribution of goods. Wholesale activities, as well as small-scale, support retail, service commercial and offices may be established. Over time, market forces may create a demand for more office space, a category that is also permitted in this land use. Implementation of projects in the industrial focus area will result in higher traffic associated with the mobilization of goods, merchandise and workers. None. ---PAGE BREAK--- Appendix P Technical Memorandum – Present and Reasonably Foreseeable Future Actions Prepared by 10 Name Project Description Potential Cumulative Effects OTHER TRANSIT PROJECTS Anaheim Rapid Connection The project is envisioned to operate as a high- capacity system, providing convenient and efficient transfers to/from Metrolink, Amtrak, BRT, local bus, and future high-speed train services connecting at ARTIC. • Air Quality • Traffic California High- Speed Rail A high-speed train service for travel between major metropolitan areas in California. A program-level EIS/EIR was completed in 2005, which studied the environmental impacts of a proposed state-wide high-speed rail system connecting the San Francisco Bay Area and Sacramento in the north, through the Central Valley, to Los Angeles and San Diego in the south. CHSRA anticipates releasing a Draft EIR/EIS for the Los Angeles-Anaheim section in 2010. • Air Quality • Traffic is a proposal to connect southern California with southern Nevada. Recently this project did not receive stimulus funds and lost support for earmark funds from the 2005 transportation bill for Maglev. None. Desert Express The Desert Express is a privately funded high- speed rail project and is in the final stages of the EIR/EIS process. Construction could begin this year and begin operations in 2014. Expansion to Anaheim will be through Los Angeles County with an anticipated connection to the California High Speed Rail system. No date has been stated for the expansion. None.