HomeMy WebLinkAbout2002-07-02 - AGENDA REPORTS - LAS LOMAS ANNEX (2)CITY OF SANTA CLARITA
INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO: Xenul
Fer and City Councilmembers
FROM: amp, me ' y Manager
DATE: July 2, 2002
SUBJECT: PROPOSED LAS LOMAS ANNEXATION TO THE CITY OF LOS
ANGELES PROPOSED BY DAN PALMER
RECOMMENDED ACTION
City Council review and discuss
BACKGROUND
At the June 11, 2002, the City Council directed staff to schedule a study session
regarding the proposed annexation to the City of Los Angeles for the Las Lomas
project proposed by Dan Palmer. City staff has been closely following this project for
the past several months and will present the Council with the status of the project
and proposals for the City's strategy related to the project at the study session.
Attached is a summary of the major points of the development project.
ALTERNATIVE ACTIONS
Other actions as determined by the City Council.
FISCAL IMPACT
There is the potential that existing general funds may be required in the future if
the City takes a strong position of opposition to the project.
ATTACHMENTS
Las Lomas Project Fact Sheet
KRP:JJL:VPB:lep
S:\PBS\BERTONI\Las Lomas Study Session.doe
Agenda It
_ :CITY OF LOS ANGELES - LAS LOMAS PROJECT (PALMER)
FACT SHEET
Project Site Area
555 acres
Homes
5,805 units
Commercial
2.8 million square feet
Office/Retail/Community Services
Hotel
300 rooms
School
K-8
Transit Station
Grading
20 million cubic yards
COMPARISON
Residential Density
The proposed average density is approximately 40
units per acre with some up to 80 units per acre
40 units/acre
which is more dense than the Town Center West
project in the City which is a 4 -story project with a
density of 43 units per acre. The proposed Las
Lomas project is almost 2 times the density of
Town Center West.
Office/Retail/Community Services
This project is proposing twice the square footage
of the Valencia Town Center within an area that is
2,775,000 square feet
2.5 times smaller.
Grading
The applicant is proposing grading activities of
approximately 2 times more than the proposed
20,000,000 cubic yards
Tesoro del Valle project.