600 S. San Pedro Los Angeles, CA 90013 Presentation to: DLANC - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
600 S. San Pedro Los Angeles, CA 90013 Presentation to: DLANC Planning and Land Use Committee Meeting September 17, 2019 Proposed by: Weingart Center Association CPC-2017-589-GPAJ-VZCJ- HD-MSC-SPR, ENV-2017-615- SCEA & VTT-74864
600 S. San Pedro Los Angeles, CA 90013 Presentation to: DLANC Planning and Land Use Committee Meeting September 17, 2019 Proposed by: Weingart Center Association CPC-2017-589-GPAJ-VZCJ- HD-MSC-SPR, ENV-2017-615- SCEA & VTT-74864
Project Site Lot Area Project Site San Pedro Street 48,816 SF Crocker Street (approx.)
Project Site Project Phases: 1A - Approved 1B – Approved 2 – Current Proposal
Transit/Employment Nodes Rapid 720 Local 18, 53, Pershing Square Metro Station @ 5 th 62 and Hill provides access to Hollywood, Koreatown, and Union Station Transit Rapid 720 • Numerous local buses • Little Tokyo providing access to Financial District, surrounding Historic Core neighborhoods and districts Arts District Pershing Square provides • Fashion District, South access to Hollywood, Park Koreatown, Union Station
Zoning and Land Use Designation Current Zone: M2- Current Land Use Designation: 2D Light Manufacturing Proposed Zone: Proposed Land Use Designation: C2-4D Regional Center Commercial
DTLA 2040
Existing Conditions
Project Data Total Density 302 (298 Affordable, 4 Market Rate/Manager) 298 affordable studios • 4 2-bedroom manager’s units • Floor Area 217,078 SF 3,200 SF Retail • 50,705 SF Office • Chrysalis • Inner City Law Center • FAR 4.45:1 Height 253’ 4” Auto Parking 405 Spaces Bicycle Parking 26 Short Term, 172 Long Term, 198 Total Open Space 31,675 SF Trees 39
City Entitlements/Review Needed • General Plan Amendment • Request change from Light Manufacturing to Regional Center Commercial • Vesting Zone Change • Request change from M2 Zone to C2 Zone • Height District Change • Request a change from M2-2D to C2-4D • Measure JJJ Developer Incentives • 60% of common open space as interior or covered outdoor • 39 trees in lieu of 76 trees • No parking required for affordable dwelling units • Site Plan Review • Vesting Tentative Tract Map No. 74864 • Lot merger for one ground lot with allocation of 15 commercial condos • Environmental Clearance • Addendum to Sustainable Communities Environmental Assessment (SCEA)
Plot Plan
Parking – P1 Basement Garage
1st Floor Plan
2 nd – 5 th Floor Plan
6 th Floor Plan
7 th Floor Plan
Typical Residential Floor Plan
Typical Residential Floor Plan w /Open Space
22 nd Floor Plan
North Elevation
North Elevation – Parking Building
South Elevation
South Elevation – Parking Building
East Elevation
West Elevation
Building Section
Building Section
Landscape Plan
Perspective View
Perspective View
Phase 1 and 2 View
Consistency w ith Planning Goals • Construct net new, service rich, Restricted Affordable residential units with no displacement of existing residents. • High quality design including 360 degree design • Built Environment Activation • High quality building design • Activating sidewalk on San Pedro Street with neighborhood serving retail and office space • Activating sidewalk on Crocker Street with courtyard area • Activating sidewalk on 6 th Street with office space and transparent glazing • Street facing windows will create eyes on the street on 6 th Street and San Pedro Street • Adding 11 new street trees (4 on San Pedro Street, 5 on 6 th Street & 2 on Crocker Street) • Sustainable Goals • Removing surface parking lot addressing urban run-off and heat island impacts • Photovoltaic panels
Outreach Overview • Significant targeted outreach to neighbors and stakeholders in the vicinity of the development. • Neighbors generally expressed support for the development • Neighbor concerns: street parking • neighborhood crime issues • solutions to getting people off the street. • • Ongoing efforts to work with neighbors, LADOT, and other City Departments on street parking, homelessness and crime related issues in the area. • Ongoing meetings with CD14 to review proposed project and neighborhood concerns and issues
Incorporating Community Input • Project will include on-site pet relief areas and other pet related services for residents with pets • Added additional vertical greening/planting to front wall of garage increasing area greening and screening of the garage • Added vertical greening to Tower • Project will include significant on-site social services for residents • Project will have on-site security coverage • Project includes significant amenities for residents, music room, library, lounges, outdoor patios/decks, gym, garden • Parking is sized to adequately provide the needed parking for office tenants and current Weingart Center Association Parking Needs as well as staffing for new Development. • We are open to allowing community uses in parking garage (movie nights, farmers market, etc…) on weekends
Questions?
Recommend
More recommend
Explore More Topics
Stay informed with curated content and fresh updates.