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Density Bonus Case No. PDBP-002015-2023, Design Review Case No. PDR-003089-2024, Demolition Planning Clearance Case No. PDPRV-005544-2025

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The City of Glendale is overseeing a housing development project at 1303-1315 North Central Avenue involving the demolition of the 37-unit Glendale Garden Homes complex, built in 1957, and the construction of a 149-unit apartment building. This density bonus affordable housing project will include 14 very low income and 5 moderate income units, featuring a structure between three and six stories in height with two parking levels providing 211 spaces. The project is situated on an approximately 86,025 square foot lot within the R-1250 High Density Residential Zone. The project is officially identified under Density Bonus Case No. PDBP-002015-2023, Design Review Case No. PDR-003089-2024, and Demolition Planning Clearance Case No. PDPRV-005544-2025. It has been granted an exemption from CEQA review under Public Resources Code Section 21080.66, as it meets specific statutory criteria regarding site size, municipal location, and the absence of historic structures. Compliance requirements include adherence to state fire mitigation measures under the Public Resources Code and the California Building Code. Additionally, the project must comply with environmental restrictions concerning hazardous waste sites, earthquake fault zones, FEMA flood hazard areas, and the protection of sensitive species and conservation lands.

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Demolish 37-unit building, construct 149-unit affordable housing with density bonus, 19 low-income units, 211 parking spaces, Glendale, CA

Agency

California → City of Glendale

NAICS

236116 - New Multifamily Housing Construction (except For-Sale Builders)View NAICS

Place of Performance

1303 - 1315 North Central Avenue, Glendale, CA, 91202

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NONE

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Notice of Exemption for 1303 N Central Avenue Housing Project

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Glendale
Contacts2 people available
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California → City of Glendale
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Cassandra PruettSenior Planner

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The project consists of demolishing a 37-unit apartment complex (Glendale Garden Homes, built in 1957) and constructing a 149-unit apartment building (density bonus affordable housing project with 14 very low income and 5 moderate income units with four incentives [stories/height, FAR, lot coverage, interior setback]), three to six stories in height, with two parking levels (211 parking spaces), on an approximately 86,025 SF lot in the R-1250 (High Density Residential) Zone.

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