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Enderle Center Rezone Project

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The City of Tustin is proposing a major redevelopment of the Enderle Shopping Center into a mixed-use community that integrates commercial and residential elements. The existing site, currently featuring 14 commercial buildings totaling 132,345 square feet with uses including restaurants, retail, office space, and a gas station, will be reconfigured to concentrate commercial activity in the northern portion. Eight existing buildings will be demolished, five new commercial structures will be constructed, and six existing buildings will remain with minor upgrades. The revised commercial area will encompass 11 buildings totaling 56,359 square feet, housing a diverse mix of restaurants, retail, a grocery store, drive-thru services, an automated car wash, office spaces, parking, and two outdoor amenity areas. Concurrently, the southern portion of the site will be redeveloped with 31 residential buildings consisting of 100 condominium townhomes, 40 of which are paired as attached duplex units. Each unit will feature an attached two-car garage, complemented by uncovered surface parking for guests. Additional residential amenities include a dog park, a community pool, and other open spaces designed to enhance livability. The project also seeks approval from the Planning Commission to vacate Enderle Center Drive, ensuring alignment with the City’s General Plan.

General Info

Tustin to redevelop Enderle Center with 11 commercial buildings and 100 townhomes, plus amenities and vacant drive.

Agency

California → City of Tustin

NAICS

237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

17th Street, Enderle Center Drive, Vandenberg Lane, and Yorba Street, Tustin, CA, 92780

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NONE

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NOD_Campo on 17th

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Tustin
Contacts2 people available
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California → City of Tustin
Office AddressN/A
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Raymond BarraganPrincipal Planner

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A request to redevelop the existing Enderle Shopping Center with a mixed-use commercial and residential development project. The site is currently developed with 14 commercial buildings totaling 132,345 square feet (sf) and includes a range of restaurant, retail, office, and gas station uses. The existing site layout will be reconfigured to consolidate commercial development toward the northern portion of the project site. This will include the demolition of eight buildings and the construction of five new commercial buildings. Six existing buildings will remain and will undergo minor improvements. The proposed development would result in 11 commercial buildings totaling 56,359 sf on the northern portion of the project site, which includes a mix of restaurants, retail, grocery, drive-thru services, an automated car wash, office uses, parking areas, and two outdoor amenity spaces. The project will also include 31 residential buildings on the southern portion of the project site, which will include a total of 100 condominium townhomes, 40 of which will be attached as duplex units. Each of the condominiums will have an attached two-car garage, and uncovered surface parking is provided for guests throughout the residential community. Other site amenities include a dog park, a community pool, and other open space areas. The project also includes a request for the Planning Commission to determine that the vacation of Enderle Center Drive conforms with the City's General Plan.

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