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January 26, 2021
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Executive Summary
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o In 2010 the City
unanimously adopted a
plan allowing the
ability to develop
residential within the
Koll Center which is in
complete compliance
with its CC&Rs
o A collaborative
community outreach
process resulted in a
project design that
encompasses the
desires of the
community as a whole
(affordability, proper
scale and spatial
arrangement, and a
Public Central Park)
o Addresses critical
housing needs
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Land Use
Project History
1973: Koll Center Office Park Formation
Nov. 2006: City of Newport Beach approves General Plan
allowing residential use
Sep. 2010: ICDP approved for 260 additive apartment units
within the Koll Center Office Park
Jan. 2019: Planning Commission study session on prior
project application for Koll Center Residences
Jan. 2020: Picerne Group submits preliminary application and
initiates community outreach campaign
Nov. 2020: Planning Commission approval
Nov. 2020: ALUC approval
Jan. 2021: Parks, Beaches & Recreation Commission approval
Ability to Develop Residential Granted Over 10 Years Ago
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o Community based activist groups like SPON,
The Chamber of Commerce, People for
Housing OC, Californians for Home
Ownership, and Affordable Housing Access
o Koll Center Newport building owners within
close proximity to our project
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Koll Center Building Owner Outreach
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Square
Footage
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John Hancock
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Smart Circle
32,093
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COMAC
68,425
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Meyer Properties
8,000
4340 Von Karman
VK Condo Assoc.
68,425
4910 Birch
Olen Properties
52,452
Total Square Footage
598,065
Response to Community Input
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to 75') vs the previous
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Scale and spatial
arrangement is
harmonious and
consistent with Koll Center
development and design
standards
Every parking space
eliminated by virtue of our
building footprint and the
freestanding garage will
be replaced
o Critical housing needs - 12
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Response to Community Input
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Scale and spatial
arrangement is
harmonious and
consistent with Koll Center
development and design
standards
Every parking space
eliminated by virtue of our
building footprint and the
freestanding garage will
be replaced
o Critical housing needs - 12
Prior Application:
Koll Center Residences
o Three separate
high-density towers
o 15 -story high-rise
buildings
o Two levels of above
grade parking garage
o Overall height 156 ft
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Height Comparison
Community Request:
• Revise to mid -rise apartments
and condominiums, limited to 4-5
stories
Current Application:
• 5 -story mid -rise podium apartments at
approximately 70' to 75' compatible with
Koll Center neighborhood
Park Design Comparison
Prior Application — Koll Center Residences:
• Lacks meaningful integration with
larger masterplan
• No connectivity for residents and
office community
Current Application:
• 1 -acre central neighborhood park
• Connectivity for residents and office
community within the Koll Center
• 0.45 -mile pedestrian jogging trail and seating
nodes facilitate activation
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RESIDENCES AT 4400
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PARKING STUCTURE
Every parking space eliminated will be
replaced with parking that is equivalent
in terms of convenience and superior in
i terms of quality (i.e. covered)
546 surface parking spaces eliminated
between Areas 2, 3 and 7
I KARMAN
560 parking spaces provided within 2
new garage structures:
o Apartment / Office Podium
Garage in Area 7: 276 spaces
o Freestanding Garage in Area 2:
284 spaces
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Elevation —Enhanced Porte-Cochere
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Elevation —Von Karman Ave.
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Integrated 1 -Acre Central Public Park
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Park Design
o City dedicated 1 -acre park buffering residential and office (outlined in red)
o 0.45 -mile pedestrian trails (outlined in blue)
o Provides future connection to Uptown Newport Master Plan
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PARK RESIROOM r
Park Design and Park Connectivity
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Office Parking Replacement Plan
RESIDENCES AT 4400
h �r- VON KARMAN (AREA 7)
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PARKING PROJECT
COMPONENT (AREA 2)
5000 BIRCH
PARKING STUCTURE
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Every parking space eliminated will be
replaced with parking that is equivalent
in terms of convenience and superior in
i terms of quality (i.e. covered)
546 surface parking spaces eliminated
between Areas 2, 3 and 7
4320 VON
KARMAN
560 parking spaces provided within 2
new garage structures:
o Apartment / Office Podium
Garage in Area 7: 276 spaces
o Freestanding Garage in Area 2:
284 spaces
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LSA Parking Accumulation Study
LSA Koll Parking Study Results
Parking
Area
Total Stalls
Peak
Demand
Residual
Capacity
Utilization
Area 1
168
123
73%
Area 2
94
46
49%
Area 3
140
119
85%
Area 5
36
23
64%
Area 6
56
37
66%
Area 7
440
205
47%
Area 8
199
135
68%
Area 9
84
79
94%
Totals
1,217
767
450
63%
*Survey completed July 2019 — pre-Covid
*Average occupancy of buildings in study area at time of
analysis = 80%
*Area 4 (green) and Structure (light blue) are not included
in above summary because stalls are not controlled by Koll
or are not available for general office use (assigned).
Parking studied at peak hours shows utilization well below capacity
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Interim Parking Plan
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Parking Summary— Existing Condition
LSA Koll Parking Study Results
Parking
Area
Total Stalls
Peak
Demand
Residual
Capacity
Utilization
Area 1
168
123
73%
Area 2
94
46
49%
Area 3
140
119
85%
Area 5
36
23
64%
Area 6
56
37
66%
Area 7
440
205
47%
Area 8
199
135
68%
Area 9
84
79
94%
Totals
1,217
767
450
63%
*Survey completed July 2019 — pre-Covid
*Average occupancy of buildings in study area at time of
analysis = 80%
*Area 4 (green) and Structure (light blue) are not included
in above summary because stalls are not controlled by Koll
or are not available for general office use (assigned).
Existing conditions at 63% utilization.
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Parking Summary—After Comaletion of Freestanding Gara
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Total
Stalls
Peak
Demand
Residual
Capacity
Utilization
Area 1
168
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73%
Area 2
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Area 3
140
119
85%
Area 5
36
23
64%
Area 6
56
37
66%
Area 7
440
205
47%
Area 8
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135
79
68%
Area 9
84
79
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Parking Capacity Based on LSA Parking Study
Results with Addition of Freestanding Garage
Parking Area
Total
Stalls
Peak
Demand
Residual
Capacity
Utilization
Area 1
168
123
73%
Area 2
94
46
49%
Area 3
140
119
85%
Area 5
36
23
64%
Area 6
56
37
66%
Area 7
440
205
47%
Area 8
199
135
68%
Area 9
84
79
94%
Freestanding
Garage (Net
Increase)*
176
NA
NA
Totals
1,393
767
626
55%
*Net increase reflects 284 new spaces in the
freestanding garage and the elimination of 106 surface
spaces in Areas 2 & 3.
Additional inventory created as a precondition of apartment construction.
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Parking Summarv— During Construction of Apartment Proiect
Parking Capacity Based on LSA Parking Study
Results After Elimination of Area 7 Parking
Parking Area
Total
Stalls
Peak
Demand
Residual
Capacity
Utilization
Area 1
168
123
1
73%
Area 2
94
46
49%
Area 3
140
119
85%
Area 5
36
23
64%
Area 6
56
37
66%
Area 7*
0
205
NA
Area 8
199
135
68%
Area 9
84
79
94%
Freestanding
Garage (Net
Increase)
176
NA
NA
Totals
953
767
186
80%
*440 surface spaces eliminated in Area 7 during
apartment construction.
Peak utilization at 80% of capacity during this phase. In addition, shuttle service and valet
parking, if necessary, will be utilized to ameliorate any inconvenience during construction.
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At the End of Construction All Office Parking Has Been Completely Replaced
RESIDENCES AT 4400
VON KARMAN (AREA 7)
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KARMAN
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PHASE I REPLACEMENT
PARKING PROJECT
COMPONENT (AREA 2)
5000 BIRCH
PARKING STUCTURE
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Every parking space eliminated will be
replaced with parking that is equivalent
in terms of convenience and superior in
i terms of quality (i.e. covered)
546 surface parking spaces eliminated
between Areas 2, 3 and 7
4320 VON
KARMAN
560 parking spaces provided within 2
new garage structures:
o Apartment / Office Podium
Garage in Area 7: 276 spaces
o Freestanding Garage in Area 2:
284 spaces
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Critical Housing Needs
Critical Housing Needs in Newport Beach
o State mandated RHNA
requirement of 4,834 market rate
and affordable housing units
o Limited land opportunities
o High land values
o Fully developed
o Meaningful community-based
hurdles to meeting RHNA
requirements
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Conclusion
or -
o In 2010 the City
unanimously adopted a
plan allowing the
ability to develop
residential within the
Koll Center which is in
complete compliance
with its CC&Rs
o A collaborative
community outreach
process resulted in a
project design that
encompasses the
desires of the
community as a whole
(affordability, proper
scale and spatial
arrangement, and a
Public Central Park)
o Addresses critical
housing needs
Ut