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1 VTA Development Review Program Annual Report for 2015 Web Version May 13, 2016
2 Presentation Outline I. Background II. Data Snapshot a. Development Review Activity for 2015 b. Select Projects Under Construction in 2015 III. Key Themes for
3 Background VTA reviews, analyzes, and tracks land use developments within and near Santa Clara County to improve land use/transportation coordination, promote alternative travel modes, and encourage a balanced approach to addressing congestion. Development Review Program Comment on development and plan applications, track and report project approvals. Major Development Construction Track significant development projects. Congestion Management Program (CMP) Monitoring Report Track and analyze land use approval data submitted by Member Agencies (15 cities plus County of Santa Clara) 2
4 Development Review Activity for 2015 Countywide/Citywide Plans Campbell Housing Element County Health Element Cupertino Community Vision 2040 & Housing Element Gilroy General Plan Update Morgan Hill Horizon 2035 Menlo Park General Plan Update San Jose Envision 2040 SEIR San Jose General Plan Amendments Sunnyvale Land Use & Transportation Element (LUTE) 3
5 Select Projects Under Construction or Completed in Map shows major projects (greater than 100 units residential or 50,000 sq. ft. nonresidential) known to VTA staff to be under construction or completed in 2015.
6 Key Themes of 2015 Annual Report 1. Major Projects and Plans: Development Boom Continues Around the County 2. Transit-Oriented Development and Transit Operations: Prioritizing the T in TOD 3. Emerging Mixed-Use Districts: Single-Use Areas Get a Make-Over 4. Transportation Demand Management: Cities Get Serious About Reducing Car Trips 5. Ensuring Safe and Comfortable Sidewalks: Getting the Details Right 5
7 Major Projects and Plans: Development Boom Continues Throughout the County Major Projects and Plans that were reviewed by VTA or approved by Member Agencies in 2015: Commercial/Employment-Focused: 8 Projects Projects > 1 million gross square feet of office Project with significant retail Residential-Focused: 5 Projects Projects > 1,000 housing units 6
8 Major Projects and Plans: Development Boom Continues Throughout the County Commercial/Employment-Focused Projects Related Santa Clara Public Presentation October City Place, Santa Clara Up to 6.7 M g.s.f office 1.5 M g.s.f retail/entertainment 700 hotel rooms Up to 1,360 residential units Proposed Dell Avenue Area Plan, City of Campbell, June Dell Avenue Area Plan, Campbell 2.3 M net new s.f. office Proposed 20K net new s.f. retail 300 residential units 2. The Hills at Vallco, Cupertino 2 M g.s.f. office Proposed 625K g.s.f. retail/entertainment 800 residential units Replacing 1.3 M s.f. existing retail Peery Park Specific Plan Initial Study, City of Campbell, June Peery Park Specific Plan, Sunnyvale 2 M net new s.f. office Proposed 200K net new s.f. retail 215 residential units 7
9 Major Projects and Plans: Development Boom Continues Throughout the County Commercial/Employment-Focused Projects 5. Moffett Towers II, Sunnyvale 1.65 M g.s.f. office Proposed Replacing 924,500 s.f. existing office 7. Santana West, San Jose 1 M g.s.f. office Proposed 29K g.s.f. retail land use alternative/zoom/c1fs9/imageij4 6. Lawrence Station Area Plan, Sunnyvale 1.2 M net new s.f. office Proposed 2,323 residential units 8 North 40 Specific Plan, Town of Los Gatos, June North 40 Specific Plan, Los Gatos 125K g.s.f. office 400K g.s.f. retail 364 residential units Up to 150 hotel rooms Approved
10 Major Projects and Plans: Development Boom Continues Throughout the County Residential-Focused Projects San Jose Greater Downtown Strategy for Development, SJDA, January 2001 North Gilroy Neighborhoods Districts Urban Service Area DEIR, EMC Planning, Aug Downtown Strategy EIR Update, San Jose 4,000 residential units Proposed 2. N. Gilroy Neighborhoods Plan residential units Approved Dec K s.f. office (rescinded Jan. 2016) Lawnrence Station Area Plan NOP, City of Santa Clara, September Lawrence Station Plan, SC residential units Proposed 104K s.f. retail 4. Santa Clara Sq, Santa Clara 1,800 residential units Approved 40K s.f. retail 5. The District, Milpitas 1,169 residential units Approved 84K s.f. retail 9
11 Transit Oriented Development & Transit Operations: Prioritizing the T in TOD Safety and operational efficiency are VTA priorities; travel time competitiveness is important for VTA and its customers. VTA supports TOD projects next to rail stations and frequent bus lines. VTA works with local agencies to consider potential impacts to safety, travel time and reliability on VTA services. Related Santa Clara Public Presentation October 2015 City Place, Santa Clara Project proposes new signalized intersection Tasman Drive crossing light rail tracks. VTA requests Transit Signal Pre-emption for light rail vehicles. 10
12 Transit Oriented Development & Transit Operations: Prioritizing the T in TOD ST. JAMES PARK LRT STATION PARK VIEW TOWERS MARSHALL SQUARES r0dxbpw/o.jpg xx jpg RelationshipId= Park View Towers and Marshall Squares, San Jose Project will increase utilization of existing driveways/crossings at LRT tracks. VTA recommended protected crossings and ongoing coordination. PORTION OF TRI-VILLAGE AREA SANTANA WEST VOLAR STEVENS CREEK BLVD Realty-Santana-Row-San-Jose-real-estate-The-Registry.png Projects within Santana Row / Valley Fair / Winchester Urban Village Area exclusive-25-story-mixed-use-tower-proposed-for.html Projects will increase congestion on Stevens Creek/Winchester, affecting core VTA bus service. VTA recommended measures/contributions to prioritize bus movement.
13 Emerging Mixed Use Districts: Single Use Areas Get a Make-Over Santana Row/Valley Fair Area Volar Mixed Use (Pictured) 330 residential units, 30,000 s.f. office and 20,000 s.f. retail (proposed) Santana West 970,000 s.f. office and 29,000 s.f. retail (proposed) Santana Row Expansion 510,000 s.f. office, 55,000 s.f. retail (approved) 500 Santana Row 234,000 s.f. office (under construction) Valley Fair Expansion 650,000 s.f. additional retail (approved) 2850 Stevens Creek Hotel 138 rooms, 12-story (pending approval) Santa Clara Square Adding residential & retail to Bowers/Scott office district Residential/mixed use project (1,800 units and 40k s.f. retail) approved December 2015 Retail center (125k s.f., includes Whole Foods) approved 2014, under construction 12
14 Emerging Mixed Use Districts: Single Use Areas Get a Make-Over North Bayshore Precise Plan Council directed staff to study up to 9,100 residential units in employment-dominated area (November 2015) Precise Plan Update expected to take approximately 2 years City of Mountain View City Council Study Session Memo The Hills at Vallco Proposal to redevelop existing retail center with office, residential, retail, and recreational uses NOP circulated October Project Renderings posted to Cupertino website, September 2015
15 Transportation Demand Management: Cities Get Serious About Reducing Car Trips Sunnyvale began requiring third-party monitoring of project trip generation for projects in the Moffett Park Specific Plan; and included 20-35% trip reductions with annual monitoring in the Peery Park Specific Plan. Peery Park Specific Plan Initial Study, June 2015 Palo Alto initiated Transportation Management Association (TMA) to balance Downtown parking needs and neighborhood quality of life. Mountain View included 45% single occupant vehicle (SOV) mode share goal, trip caps and annual monitoring in the North Bayshore Precise Plan; first Trip Monitoring Report accepted by Council in June 2015 North Bayshore Precise Plan Trip Monitoring Report, June
16 Ensuring Safe & Comfortable Sidewalks: Getting the Details Right Pedestrian safety and comfort on a roadway is influenced by the width and quality of the buffer between the sidewalk and the roadway. Supported by nationally recognized standards, e.g. Highway Capacity Manual (HCM) 2010, and National Association of City Transportation Officials (NACTO). VTA reviewed 92 total projects in 2015 Provided pedestrian accommodation comments on 67 projects, of which VTA recommended that 40 projects provide detached, buffered sidewalks. 15
17 Ensuring Safe & Comfortable Sidewalks: Getting the Details Right 2011 Condition -Attached sidewalks 2011 Condition Attached sidewalks 2015 As-Built Condition Attached sidewalks 16 Google Earh Imagery 10/2011 Google Earth Imagery 3/2015
18 Ensuring Safe & Comfortable Sidewalks: Getting the Details Right Existing Condition -Attached sidewalks Butcher s Corner Drawing Set Jan. 2015, Sunnyvale Proposed Street Section Detached and buffered sidewalks Building Façade Existing Street View Proposed Site Plan Detached and buffered sidewalks Proposed Site Plan 17 Butcher s Corner Drawing Set Jan. 2015, Sunnyvale
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