HomeMy WebLinkAbout5d_Attachment 3 - RHNA Sites Identification StrategyMEMORANDUM
To: Newport Beach Housing Element Update Advisory Committee
From: David Barquist, AICP
Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc.
Date: November 24, 2020
Subject: Summary of Process to Determine Adequate Sites to Accommodate RHNA
This memorandum serves as a general summary of the process for addressing the City of Newport
Beach’s 2021-2029 RHNA growth need.
A. 2021-2029 RHNA Growth Needs
The City of Newport Beach’s RHNA allocation for 2021-2029 is 4,834 housing units. The RHNA
allocation is further defined by the following income categories:
• Very Low (0-50% MFI)
• Low (51-80% MFI)
• Moderate( 81-120% MFI)
• Above Moderate (>120% MFI)
These income categories are assigned housing units growth need that the City of Newport Beach
must demonstrate the ability to accommodate during the 2021-2029 Planning Period.
TABLE A
Newport Beach 2021-2029 RHNA Growth Need
Very
Low
Low Moderate Above
Moderate
TOTAL
RHNA Growth Need 2021-
2029
1,453 928 1,048 1,405 4,834
The City of Newport Beach must show through existing entitlements, realistic zoning capacity and
future policy and programmatic amendments that the 2021-2029 growth need can be accommodated.
Housing Element Update Advisory Committee - December 2, 2020
Item No. V(d) - Attachment 3
RHNA Sites Identification Strategy
B. Determination of Net Remaining RHNA Need
To determine initial estimate of net remaining need, the City must first determine capacity/potential for
the following:
⚫ Existing Vacant Residential Land – Vacant land that is currently zoned to permit residential
use.
⚫ Projects in the Pipeline – This include projects that are entitled for development including
projects currently in the process of construction to be occupied in the 2021-2029 planning
period, projects with permits, projects entitled but not yet built and project in the entitlement
process. A summary of these projects is provided as Attachment A.
⚫ Accessory Dwelling Unit Capacity– Accessory Dwelling Units yield is based on HCD and
SCAG sanctioned methodology for determining future project accessory dwelling unit
construction. This determination is based on SCAG “pre-certified” methodology that permits
allocation a ADUs be various income categories.
Table B illustrates the remaining RHNA need, based the application of the above referenced criteria.
TABLE B
Baseline RHNA Sites
Very Low Low Moderate Above
Moderate
Total
Existing Vacant
Residential Land Capacity
0 0 13 0 13
Projects in the Pipeline
213 78 0 2,524 2,737
Accessory Dwelling
Units(1)
11 19 14 1 45
TOTAL
224 97 27 2,524 2,795
6TH Cycle RHNA Need
1,453 928 1,048 1,405 4,834
Net Remaining RHNA
1,229 831 1,022 (1,119)
Note (1) ADU assumptions are rounded down to nearest whole number.
Table B indicates the need to accommodate 2,060 units in the lower income categories and 1.022
units in the Moderate/Above Moderate Categories. It must be noted that the City currently shows a
surplus of sites in the Above Moderate income category, based on current “in the pipeline” projects.
Housing Element Update Advisory Committee - December 2, 2020
Item No. V(d) - Attachment 3
RHNA Sites Identification Strategy
C. Process to Address Net Remaining Need
The City must demonstrate, through a variety of policies/programs or demonstrated commitments,
that the Net Remaining RHNA can be accommodated. The following steps will be implemented to
demonstrate the adequacy of sites to accommodate the remaining RHNA need described in Table B.
⚫ Step A – Determination of “Candidate Site” for Consideration: The HEUAC has
conducted a process to identify “candidate” sites for potential redevelopment. In conjunction
with community input received during the November 16 and November 17 Community
Workshops, a list of viable candidate sites has been identified.
⚫ Step B – Determine Active Interest in Redevelopment of Candidate Sites: The
Candidate Sites must go through further vetting to determine the likelihood of redevelopment
during the planning period. This will require direct consultation with property owne rs to gauge
interest. Those properties that express interest can be deemed as the most “ripe” for
redevelopment. Various methods to demonstrate to HCD that these sites are “ripe” for
redevelopment may include letters of interest, or other expressions of commitment. Based on
this analysis, the City can determine the inventory of sites that have the highest likelihood of
redevelopment.
The City has sent letters out to all property owners identified in the HEUAC’s list of sites
deemed “feasible” in addition to sites identified in the 5th Cycle Housing Element that have not
been built. City Staff will be maintaining a database of inquiries with these property owners.
⚫ Step C – Determine Final Net Remaining Need: Once Steps A and B are complete; the
City will be able to determine that actual number of units that will not be accommodated by
existing entitlements or committed participation by existing property owners once suitable
densities for viable Candidate Sites are identified. This will also influence the need to create
policy and programmatic solutions to address the remaining unaccommodated need.
⚫ Step D – Establish Policy and Programmatic Solutions: The final step is to determine
policy and programmatic changes necessary to accommodate that remaining n eed. This can
be determined by a variety of regulatory techniques including but not limited to:
◼ New Zoning Districts
◼ Overlay Zones
◼ Modifications to Existing Zoning District Provisions
◼ Additional Incentives and Entitlements such as policies that could boost the
production of ADU’s above HCD and SCAG sanctioned methodologies.
The final policy and program solutions would be articulate in the Housing Element’s Policy Program.
As required by statute, any rezoning must be completed within the first 36 months of the 2021-2029
Planning Period to remain in compliance with state law.
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Item No. V(d) - Attachment 3
RHNA Sites Identification Strategy
D. Next Steps
City staff is actively engaged in tracking interest of property owners. Staff will complete an initial
assessment of opportunities in approximately January 2021 to deter mine the inventory of interested
owners. Following this initial assessment, policy alternatives will be explored.
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Item No. V(d) - Attachment 3
RHNA Sites Identification Strategy
Project Location Description Net Units Affordable
Component
Anticipated
Permit Issuance
Anticipated
Completion
Plaza CDM 3900, 3928 E Coast Highway
THE APPLICANT IS PROPOSING TO CONSTRUCT A HORIZONTAL MIXED-USE
DEVELOPMENT THAT INCLUDES SIX DETACHED DWELLING UNITS ABOVE A
COMMON SUBTERRANEAN PARKING STRUCTURE
6 None X2014-1889
Issued 2/1/18
Ullman Sail lofts 410 29th Street
ULLMAN SAILS LOFTS: A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT, MINOR SITE DEVELOPMENT
REVIEW, COASTAL DEVELOPMENT PERMIT, AND TENTATIVE TRACT MAP TO
DEMOLISH AN EXISTING COMMERCIAL STRUCTURE AND CONSTRUCT A MIXED-USE
AND RESIDENTIAL INFILL CONSISTING OF TWO RETAIL TENANT SPACES AND 4
CONDOMINIUM DWELLING UNITS OVER TWO LOTS
4 None X2017-4043
issued 9/1/2020
Mariner's Square 1244 Irvine Avenue
PLANNED DEVELOPMENT PERMIT TO DEMOLISH AN EXISTING 114-UNIT
APARTMENT COMPLEX AND CONSTRUCT A NEW 92-UNIT CONDOMINIUM
DEVELOPMENT.
-22 None Jan-20 Winter 2021-2022
Ebbtide 1560 Placentia Avenue
THE PROJECT INCLUDES A TENTATIVE TRACT MAP, PLANNED DEVELOPMENT
PERMIT, AND TRAFFIC STUDY FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF 81 SINGLE-UNIT
RESIDENTIAL CONDOMINIUMS, PRIVATE STREETS, COMMON OPEN SPACE, AND
LANDSCAPING ON A 4.7-ACRE SITE
8 None Various 2018
Santa Ana Cottages 20452 Santa Ana Avenue A MAJOR SITE DEVELOPMENT REVIEW AND TENTATIVE TRACT MAP FOR THE
CONSTRUCTION OF SEVEN RESIDENTIAL CONDOMINIUM UNITS 4 None 1/2/2019 Spring 2021
Clarizio Live-Work Development 500 East Balboa Boulevard
A REQUEST FOR A COASTAL DEVELOPMENT PERMIT AND SITE DEVELOPMENT
REVIEW TO ALLOW THE CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW THREE-STORY MIXED-USE
BUILDING. THE PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT INCLUDES A LIVE-WORK UNIT AND TWO
RESIDENTIAL DWELLING UNITS ABOVE
3 None 1/14/2020 Spring 2021
Vivante Senior Housing 850 San Clemente Drive
THE PROJECT CONSISTS OF THE DEMOLITION OF THE EXISTING ORANGE COUNTY
MUSEUM (APPROXIMATELY 24,000 SQUARE FEET.) AND ASSOCIATED
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE BUILDING (APPROXIMATELY 15,000 SQUARE FEET) ON A
2.91-ACRE SITE TO ACCOMMODATE THE DEVELOPMENT OF A 184,309-SQ-FT, 6-
STORY COMBINATION SENIOR HOUSING DEVELOPMENT (90 RESIDENTIAL
DWELLING UNITS, 126 BEDS) AND MEMORY CARE FACILITY (9 UNITS, 27 BEDS)
90 None X2019-2738
Issued 10/1/20 2022
Uptown Newport
UPTOWN NEWPORT PROJECT CONSISTS OF A MIXED USE PLANNED COMMUNITY
OF UP TO 1,244 RESIDENTIAL UNITS, 11,500 SQUARE FEET OF NEIGHBORHOOD-
SERVING RETAIL SPACE, AND TWO ACRES OF PUBLIC PARK SPACE IN TWO
PRIMARY PHASES. PHASE 1 CONSISTS OF UP TO 680 UNITS, 11,500 SQUARE FEET
OF RETAIL, AND A ONE-ACRE PARK. PHASE 2, TO BE DEVELOPED AT A LATER DATE,
CONSISTS OF 564 UNITS AND THE REMAINING ONE-ACRE PARK.
Uptown Newport - Phase 1 A 455 RESIDENTIAL RENTAL UNITS 455 92 VL Finaled
Residences at 4400 Von Karman 4400 Von Karman
APPLICATION TO DEVELOP 312 APARTMENT UNITS LOCATED ON 12.7 ACRES OF
EXISTING SURFACE PARKING AT THE KOLL CENTER OFFICE PARK BETWEEN VON
KARMAN AND BIRCH STREET. THE PROJECT INCLUDES 852 PARKING STALLS IN THE
APARTMENT GARAGE, A DETACHED 278 STALL PARKING STRUCTURE, 0.5 ACRE
PUBLIC PARK, AND 0.45 MILE JOGGING TRAIL CONNECTING THE NEIGHBORING
BUILDINGS.
312 13 very low
Newport Village Mixed-Use
2000 COAST HWY W
2001 COAST HWY W
2077 COAST HWY W
2101 COAST HWY W
2200 COAST HWY W
2201 COAST HWY W
2241 COAST HWY W
2244 COAST HWY W
A MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT ENCOMPASSING APPROXIMATELY 9.4 ACRES ON THE
NORTH AND SOUTH SIDES OF WEST COAST HIGHWAY IN THE MARINER'S MILE
CORRIDOR. THE PROJECT INCLUDES 14 RESIDENTIAL CONDOMINIUM UNITS ON
THE SOUTH PARCEL AND 108 APARTMENT UNITS ON THE NORTH PARCEL, 127,320
SQUARE FEET OF NONRESIDENTIAL FLOOR AREA (INCLUDING 96,850 SQUARE FEET
OF OFFICE, 10,750 SQUARE FEET OF BOAT SALES, 8,100 SQUARE FEET OF VEHICLE
SALES, AND 11,620 SQUARE FEET OF RESTAURANT USES). THE DESIGN INCLUDES A
NEW PUBLICALLY ACCESSIBLE WATERFRONT PROMENADE AND 835 PARKING
SPACES WITHIN SURFACE LEVEL AND PARTIALLY SUBTERRANEAN PARKING. THE
EXISTING BULKHEADS WOULD BE REINFORCED AND CAPPED ALONG THE
WATERFRONT. THE MAXIMUM HEIGHT OF BUILDINGS ON THE NORTH PARCEL IS
26 FEET FOR A FLAT ROOF AND 31 FEET FOR A PITCHED ROOFLINE MEASURED
FROM ESTABLISHED GRADE. THE MAXIMUM HEIGHT OF BUILDINGS ON THE
SOUTH PARCEL IS 35 FEET FOR A FLAT ROOF MEASURED FROM ESTABLISHED
GRADE. THE EXISTING STRUCTURES AT 2241 WEST COAST HIGHWAY AND 2244
WEST COAST HIGHWAY WOULD REMAIN WHILE OTHER STRUCTURES WILL BE
DEMOLISHED AND EXISTING USES WILL BE DISCONTINUED WITH PROJECT
IMPLEMENTATI
122 None
2510 West Coast Hwy Mixed-Use
CDP, TENATIVE PARCEL MAP, SITE DEVELOPMENT REVIEW, AND USE PERMIT FOR
MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT FEATURING A 11,266 SQ. FT BOUTIQUE AUTO
SHOWROOM AND 35 UNIT MULTI-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL(INCLUDING THREE
AFFORDABLE UNITS
35 3 very low income
units
Residences at Newport Center 150 Newport Center Drive
"RESIDENCES AT NEWPORT CENTER" GPA, DA, SITE DEVELOPMENT REVIEW, NEW
PC TEXT, AND TRACT MAP APPLICATIONS. APPLICANT PROPOSES TO DEMOLISH
THE EXISTING CARWASH AND SERVICE STATION AND CONSTRUCT 28 NEW
CONDOMINIUM UNITS. INCLUDES FOUR STORIES AND A TOTAL OF 103,158
SQUARE FEET OF GROSS BUILDING AREA CONNECTED BY A COMMON LOBBY AND
ENTRANCE. TWO LEVELS OF BELOW/PARTIALLY BELOW GRADE PARKING IS
PROPOSED.
28 None
Back Bay Landing
THE PROPOSED PROJECT INVOLVES LAND USE AMENDMENTS TO PROVIDE THE
LEGISLATIVE FRAMEWORK THAT WOULD ALLOW FOR FUTURE MIXED-USE
DEVELOPMENT OF THE SITE. AMENDMENTS TO THE GENERAL PLAN AND COASTAL
LAND USE PLAN ARE REQUIRED TO CHANGE THE LAND USE DESIGNATIONS TO A
MIXED-USE HORIZONTAL DESIGNATION, AND A PLANNED COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT PLAN IS PROPOSED TO ESTABLISH APPROPRIATE ZONING
REGULATIONS AND DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS FOR THE SITE. THE REQUESTED
APPROVALS WILL ALLOW FOR A HORIZONTALLY DISTRIBUTED MIX OF USES,
INCLUDING RECREATIONAL AND MARINE COMMERCIAL RETAIL, MARINE OFFICE,
MARINE SERVICES, ENCLOSED DRY-STACK BOAT STORAGE, AND A LIMITED MIX OF
FREESTANDING MULTI-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL AND MIXED-USE STRUCTURES WITH
RESIDENTIAL USES ABOVE THE GROUND FLOOR. IN ADDITION TO THE LAND USE
AMENDMENTS, OTHER REQUESTED APPROVALS ARE A LOT LINE ADJUSTMENT
AND TRAFFIC STUDY PURSUANT TO THE CITY'S TRAFFIC PHASING ORDINANCE.
SPECIFIC PROJECT DESIGN AND SITE IMPROVEMENT APPROVALS WILL BE SOUGHT
AT A LATER TIM
49 2024-2026 None
Newport Airport Village
4341, 4361, and 4501 Birch Street;
4320, 4340, 4360, 4400, 4500,
4520, 4540, 4570, 4600 and 4630
Campus Drive; and 4525, 4533,
and 4647 MacArthur Boulevard
REQUEST FOR A GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENT TO RE-DESIGNATE 16 ACRES OF
CAMPUS TRACT FROM AIRPORT OFFICE AND SUPPORTING USES (AO) TO MIXED
USE HORIZONTAL 2 (MU-H2) TO ALLOW FOR 329 REPLACEMENT DWELLING UNITS,
A ZONING CODE AMENDMENT TO CHANGE THE ZONING DISTRICT FROM OFFICE
AIRPORT (OA) TO PLANNED COMMUNITY (PC) AND APPROVAL OF PLANNED
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PLAN AND, APPROVAL OF AN DEVELOPMENT
AGREEMENT
329w/out
DB or 444
w DB
Min. 17 Very Low
Income Required
Uptown Newport
Phase1 B 30 RESIDENTIAL CONDOMINIUM UNITS 30
Phase1 C 66 RESIDENTIAL CONDOMINIUM UNITS 66
Phase 1D 129 UNITS UNACCOUNTED FOR
Phase 2 564 UNITS, AND ANY UNBUILT PHASE 1 UNITS UPON THE CLOSURE OF TOWERJAZZ 564 2027-2029 10 very low income
units left to complete
Newport Crossings
1701 Corinthian way, 1660 Dove
St, 4251 Martingale Way, 4200
Scott Dr
MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT CONSISTING OF 350 RESIDENTIAL DWELLING UNITS,
2,000 SQUARE FEET OF "CASUAL-DINING" RESTAURANT SPACE, 5,500 SQUARE
FEET OF COMMERCIAL SPACE, AND A 0.5-ACRE PUBLIC PARK.
350 78 Low Income
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RHNA Sites Identification Strategy
Tennis Villas 1602 East Coast Highway
THE DEMOLITION OF 18 EXISTING TENNIS COURTS AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF A
NEW TENNIS CLUB/SPA AND STADIUM COURT, 5 VILLAS (SFR UNITS), AND 27
BUNGALOWS (VISITOR-SERVING HOTEL UNITS)
5 None
10 Big Canyon
THE PROPOSED PROJECT HAS THREE COMPONENTS: 1) A PARCEL MAP TO
SUBDIVIDE A 1.9 ACRE PORTION OF THE GOLF COURSE INTO A LEGAL RESIDENTIAL
LOT, 2) GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENT TO CREATE A NEW 1.9 ACRE PARCEL ON THE
GENERAL PLAN LAND USE MAP AND CHANGE THE LAND USE FROM "PARKS AND
RECREATION" TO "SINGLE UNIT RESIDENTIAL - DETACHED", AND 3) AMEND THE
BIG CANYON PLANNED COMMUNITY (PC) TO CHANGE THE LAND USE FOR THE 1.9
ACRE PARCEL FROM "GOLF COURSE" TO "LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL" AND
MODIFY THE APPROPRIATE TEXT AND PC LAND USE MAP. THE PROPOSED 1.9 ACRE
SUBDIVISION WILL CREATE A LARGE LOT FOR ONE RESIDENTIAL DWELLING
1 None
Mesa Drive Townhomes 1501 Mesa Dr and 20462 Santa
Ana Ave
SITE DEVELOPMENT REVIEW (SDR) AND TENTATIVE TRACT MAP FOR 8-UNIT
CONDO DEVELOPMEN 6 None
Advanced Champion LLC Mixed-Use 503-505 East Balboa Avenue
MINOR SDR, NP, CDP, MD TO DEMOLISH TWO EXISTING RESIDENTIAL UNITS,
MERGE THE TWO LOTS, AND CONSTRUCT NEW MIXED USE BUILDING OF THREE
RESIDENTIAL UNITS AND THREE COMMERCIAL RETAIL SPACES. MODIFICATION
PERMIT TO ADJUST RESIDENTIAL PARKING STALL SIZE. BV OVERLAY TO WAIVE
COMMERCIAL PARKING EXCEPT ADA VAN STALL. PARCEL MAP TO MERGE LOTS
AND ALLOW EACH TOWNHOME TO BE SOLD INDIVIDUALLY. COMMERCIAL TO BE
SEPARATE OWNERSHIP.
3 None
Newport Coast Custom Homes
(under Construction)(SEE MAP)
ENTITLEMENTS AND BUILDING PERMITS APPROVED UNDER THE COUNTY'S
JURISDICTION. REMAINING CUSTOM HOMES CURRENTLY UNDER CONSTRUCTION
("MOVING TARGET")
46 None Early 2021
Newport Coast Custom Homes
(Vacant Finished Pad)(SEE MAP)
ENTITLEMENTS AND BUILDING PERMITS APPROVED UNDER THE COUNTY'S
JURISDICTION. REMAINING CUSTOM HOMES CURRENTLY VACANT ("MOVING
TARGET")
30 None Under no timeline
restriction to develop.
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Plaza CDM
Mariner'sSquareEbbtide
Santa AnaCottages
UllmanSaillofts
Clarizio Live-WorkDevelopment
VivanteSeniorHousing
Residencesat 4400Von Karman
NewportVillageMixed-Use
2510 WestCoast HwyMixed-Use
Residences atNewport Center
Back BayLanding
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RHNA Sites Identification Strategy