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One Metro West

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2019050014State & Local

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The One Metro West Modified Project, managed by the City of Costa Mesa, involves significant revisions to a previously approved development to better accommodate work-from-home lifestyles. Key modifications include replacing a 25,000-square-foot creative office building with a 42,000-square-foot resident office and amenity building and leasing office. The project also redesigns Building A and Building C from a wrap layout to a podium design, which reconfigures parking into one self-contained structure per building. To support flexible living, dwelling unit sizes have been increased to include den spaces. These changes result in a reduction of residential units from 1,057 to 957, a decrease in density from 69.4 to 62.8 dwelling units per acre, and a reduction in parking spaces from 1,914 to 1,766, while increasing overall indoor and outdoor amenity spaces. The project is subject to rigorous environmental and regulatory compliance, as detailed in the Final EIR Addendum and Notice of Determination. Contractors must adhere to OSHA, Cal/OSHA, and Federal CFR Title 49 standards, and submit Health and Safety Plans and Injury and Illness Prevention Plans to the Development Services Department. Environmental requirements include obtaining a General Construction Permit under NPDES No. CAS000002 and complying with MS4 Permit mandates for stormwater runoff and contaminant control. Additionally, the project requires a Public Art Plan for the Building A façade and a Lighting Plan and Photometric Study. All building elevations, heights, and materials must remain consistent with approved plans unless written approval is granted by the Planning Division.

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City of Costa Mesa modifies One Metro West project to increase amenities and offices.

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Sunflower Avenue and Harbor Boulevard, Costa Mesa, CA, 92626

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Costa Mesa
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The Modified Project proposes to replace the previously approved 25,000-square foot "creative office building" with a 42,000-square foot "resident office and amenity building and leasing office" building to allow for flexible co-working space and added site amenities for residents. To further accommodate the work-from-home lifestyle, the Modified Project would also increase dwelling unit sizes to allow for den space. Building A and Building C have been redesigned from a wrap layout to a podium design, which would also reconfigure site parking into one self-contained structure per building. The Modified Project would result in fewer residential units (reduced from 1,057 units to 957 units) and reduced density (reduced from 69.4 dwelling units per acre [du/ac] to 62.8 du/ac), provide a reduced number of parking spaces (from 1,914 spaces to 1.766 spaces), and provide more outdoor and indoor amenity spaces sitewide. The Modified Project proposes amendments to the previously approved Master Plan and Tentative Tract Map for the One Metro West project. The proposed revisions to the Master Plan are considered minor changes and may be approved administratively by the City's Planning Division. Additionally, the proposed revisions to Tentative Tract Map No. 19015 are in substantial conformance with the previously approved map; therefore, no additional discretionary approvals from the City are required.

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