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Tatum Multifamily Housing Development

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24ZCI-00048State & Local

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The Tatum Multifamily Housing Development, identified by Case No. 24ZCI-00048, is a 517-unit residential project located on a 22.87-acre parcel at 4750 Hollister Avenue in the Eastern Goleta Valley Community Plan area. Approved by the County of Santa Barbara, the project seeks use by right approval pursuant to Government Code Section 65583.2(c). The housing mix consists of 106 affordable units for households earning less than 80% of the area median income and 411 market-rate units, which include 20 units deed-restricted for moderate-income households earning between 80% and 120% of the area median income. The market-rate portion will be developed in two distinct phases. The site is subdivided into five parcels: one for open space, two for market-rate housing, and two for affordable housing. The development features extensive amenities, including play areas, dog parks, two pools with cabanas, fitness facilities, and indoor lounges. A significant portion of the site includes a 3.14-acre shared open space, which features a one-acre community park to be dedicated to the County. This public park will offer walking trails, picnic areas, fitness equipment, and a restroom building. To facilitate the project, several waivers under the State Density Bonus Law have been requested, covering height limits, setbacks, open space requirements, and development on slopes exceeding 30%. Environmental mitigation includes a plan to replace 412 removed native trees with 404 on-site and 82 off-site plantings. The project will provide 860 parking spaces and 350 bicycle spaces, with access provided via San Simeon Drive.

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Tatum Multifamily project includes 517 residential units and public parkland in Goleta Valley.

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California → Santa Barbara County

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Hollister Avenue, CA, 93110

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AgencyCalifornia → Santa Barbara County
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This Zoning Clearance is based upon and limited to compliance with the project description, and all conditions of approval set forth below, including mitigation measures and specified plans and agreements included by reference, as well as all applicable County rules and regulations. The project description is as follows: The project is a request for a “use by right” approval of a 517-unit housing development project pursuant to Government Code Section 65583.2(c). 106 units will be affordable units for households earning less than 80% of the area median income (AMI), and 411 units will be market-rate units. 20 of the market-rate units will be deed restricted to qualifying moderate-income households (80% to 120% of the AMI). The project proposes to develop the market-rate apartments in two phases. The number of bedrooms and unit square footages are as follows: Affordable Unit Summary Unit Type Unit Sq. Ft. No. of Bedrooms No. of Units Total Sq. Ft. A1 668 1 51 34,068 B1 882 2 24 21,168 B1-ALT 948 2 2 1,896 C1 1,204 3 26 31,304 C3 1,144 3 3 3,432 Total Number of Units: 106 Total Square Footage: 91,868 Market-Rate Unit Summary: Phase I Unit Type Unit Sq. Ft. No. of Bedrooms No. of Units Total Sq. Ft. S1 598 0 18 10,764 S1-ALT 609 0 8 4,872 A1 753 1 12 9,036 A1-ALT 753 1 14 10,542 A2 728 1 8 5,824 A2-ALT 760 1 9 6,840 A2-ALT1 759 1 6 4,554 A2-ALT2 743 1 10 7,430 B1 1,064 2 12 12,768 B1-ALT 1,152 2 21 24,192 B2 1,026 2 14 14,364 B2-ALT 1,063 2 21 22,323 C1 1,400 3 15 21,000 C1-ALT 1,445 3 2 2,890 TH-1 1,546 3 8 12,368 TH-1-ALT 1,513 3 8 12,104 Total Number of Units: 186 Total Square Footage: 181,871 Market-Rate Unit Summary: Phase 2 Unit Type Unit Sq. Ft. No. of Bedrooms No. of Units Total Sq. Ft. S1 598 0 30 17,940 S1-ALT 609 0 8 4,872 A1-ALT 753 1 14 10,542 A2 728 1 16 11,648 A2-ALT 760 1 9 6,840 A2-ALT1 759 1 8 6,072 A2-ALT2 743 1 8 5,944 B1 1,064 2 30 31,920 B1-ALT 1,152 2 21 24,192 B2 1,026 2 20 20,520 B2-ALT 1,063 2 21 22,323 C1 1,400 3 18 25,200 C1-ALT 1,445 3 2 2,890 TH-1 1,546 3 10 15,460 TH-1-ALT 1,513 3 10 15,130 Total Number of Units: 225 Total Square Footage: 221,493 Site amenities include play areas, dog parks, two pools and pool cabanas, outdoor dining areas, indoor and outdoor fitness areas, and indoor lounges. The western portion of the site will be designated as an approximately 3.14-acre shared open space that will be improved with walking trails and a one-acre community park, which will be developed and then dedicated to the County as a public park. The public park will be developed with a turf area for passive/active recreation, picnic areas, fitness equipment, granitecrete paths, an RV pad, a restroom building, and bicycle parking. The parcel has been subdivided into five separate parcels by grant deed and certificates of compliance. The property is currently owned by the applicant. The parcels consist of the following: • Parcel Open Space – West parcel for open space. • Parcel Market Rate 1 – West market-rate parcel. • Parcel Market Rate 2 – East market-rate parcel. • Parcel Affordable North – North affordable parcel. • Parcel Affordable South – South affordable parcel. The applicant is requesting the following waivers under the State Density Bonus Law: • Waiver to allow the required DR-Zone setback to be reduced from 10 feet to 8 feet for accessory carport structures and associated site improvements along the northern (rear setback) and eastern (side setback) property boundary. • Waiver to allow a maximum height of 53'-8", exceeding the DR-Zone height limit of 35 feet. • Waiver of 40% open space requirement in the DR Zone. The project proposes approximately 39% of the site as open space. • Waiver of Eastern Goleta Valley Community Plan Policy GEO-EGV-2.2 to allow development on slopes exceeding 30%. • Waiver of Eastern Goleta Valley Community Plan Development Standard DevStd ECO-EGV-6B to allow encroachment within the 25-foot native woodland buffer adjacent to the coast live oak woodland habitat. • Development Standard established in LUDC §35.39.010.D.4. MM BIO-1 that requires replacement of removed native trees at a prescribed ratio. The project will remove 412 native trees and will plant 404 native trees on site and 82 native trees off site. • Waiver of the Eastern Goleta Valley Community Plan Policy ECO-EGV-2.5 to waive the habitat replacement ratio for the coast live oak woodland. Oak trees will be mitigated for as described above. The applicant is requesting a vehicular parking ratio, pursuant to State Density Bonus Law, of: (A) zero to one bedroom: one onsite parking space, (B) two to three bedrooms: one and one-half onsite parking spaces. 860 parking spaces are proposed and 350 bicycle parking spaces are proposed. 412 native trees are proposed for removal. 404 replacement native trees will be planted on site, and 82 replacement native trees will be planted off site. Grading will include approximately 143,000 cubic yards of cut and 138,000 cubic yards of fill. The parcel will be served by the Goleta Water District, the Goleta Sanitary District, and the Santa Barbara County Fire Department. Access will be provided from San Simeon Drive. The project includes the connection of San Simeon Drive along the southern portion of the site between San Marcos Drive and Turnpike Road with associated right-of-way improvements, including parkway landscaping and pedestrian sidewalks. The property is a 22.87-acre parcel zoned DR-20/30 and shown as Assessor's Parcel Number 065-040-026, located at 4750 Hollister Avenue in the Eastern Goleta Valley Community Plan area, Second Supervisorial District.

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