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York Drive Senior Living

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PDS2021-MUP-21-008State & Local

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The York Drive Senior Living project, identified by solicitation number PDS2021-MUP-21-008, involves the development of a 183-unit deed-restricted senior living facility on a 4.27-acre site in Vista, California. The project consists of a four-story building approximately 46 feet tall, featuring resident amenities such as a community kitchen and library on the first floor, with residential units distributed across the upper three floors. The scope of work includes the construction of the main building, parking lots, landscaping, and critical infrastructure improvements, such as the widening of York Drive to accommodate a longer turn lane onto South Santa Fe, the installation of a transit shelter, and the upsizing of sewer lines along El Valle Opulento. Managed by the County of San Diego Planning and Development Services, the project is subject to strict environmental and regulatory compliance under the California Environmental Quality Act. A Mitigated Negative Declaration has been adopted to address potential impacts on noise, air quality, and biological resources. Key requirements include the use of CARB Tier IV compliant diesel equipment, the implementation of archaeological and tribal monitoring during ground-disturbing activities, and the adherence to specific noise restrictions to ensure interior levels do not exceed 45 dBA CNEL. The project is situated in a Rural Residential zone with a Village Residential General Plan designation, and final acceptance is contingent upon the successful implementation of these mitigation measures and the submission of required technical documentation to the County.

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Construction of a 183-unit senior living facility in Vista, California, for San Diego.

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Southeast Corner of York Drive and South Santa Fe Ave Intersection, Vista, CA, 92084

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AgencyCalifornia → San Diego County
Contacts3 people available
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Organization / AgencyCalifornia → San Diego County
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Sean OberbauerLand Use/Environmental Planning Manager
Harry CrowellProject Applicant
Joseph BalbasProject Contact

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The project consists of a Major Use Permit and a Certificate of Compliance for merging of lots for a 183-unit deed-restricted senior living development on an approximately 4.27-acre property. The Major Use Permit would authorize the construction of a four-story senior living development in a single main building. The proposed building is approximately 46-feet tall and each floor ranges in size from approximately 34,233 square feet to 34,762 square feet. The development will include amenities for the residents such as a library and a community kitchen primarily on the first floor. The majority of units will be distributed through the second, third, and fourth floors. The remaining portions of the project site include a parking lot, landscaping, signage, and stormwater and drainage facilities. The project will include widening of York Drive along the project frontage to accommodate a longer turn lane onto South Santa Fe. The project will result in the replacement of a bench with a shelter at a nearby North County Transit District bus stop along South Santa Fe Avenue as well as repainting of the existing crosswalk at the intersection of South Santa Fe Avenue and York Drive. The project will also include offsite sewer improvements including replacement and upsizing of sewer lines along and near portions of El Valle Opulento. The Zoning Use Regulation of the site is Rural Residential (RR). The General Plan Designation for the Site is Village Residential (VR-2) and the General Plan Regional Category for the site is Village. The project is located on an approximately 4.27-acre site near 1822-1864 York Drive within the North County Metropolitan Subregional Planning Area. The project has been reviewed for compliance with the California Environmental Quality Act and a Mitigated Negative Declaration (MND) was prepared for the project and circulated for public review. Project Name and Number(s): PDS2021-MUP-21-008; PDS2021-CC-21-0120; LOG NO. PDS2021-ER-21-08-008

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