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HomeMy WebLinkAboutcc min 1985/12/14 CITY COUNCIL WORKSHOP EASTLAKE PROJECT Saturday, December 14, 1985 Council Chamber 9:00 a.m. Public Services Building ROLL CALL MEMBERS PRESENT: Mayor Cox, Councilmembers Scott, McCandliss, Malcolm (arrived late), Moore MEMBERS ABSENT: None STAFF PRESENT: City Manager Goss, City Attorney Harron, Assistant City Manager Asmus Mr. Bob Santos, Vice President, EastLake Development Company stated the presentation this morning will be on the proposed developments for the EastLake area. There will be no tour of the area because of the recent rains. Mr. Santos noted they first came into the City in 1979 and have been working with staff since then. He would like to continue having these types of meetings in order to keep the Council more informed in the process of how they are developing the area. Mr. SantoE then introduced the Residential Project Manager for the EastLake Hills. He stated they are proposing development of 104 custom lots, 1/4 to 3/4 acre each, 10,000 square foot lots. This executive housing will sell in the range of between ~290,000 to ~340,000. In answer to Councilwoman McCandliss' question, Mr. Santos stated that EastLake Realty Company will be handling the marketing for these homes. Some of the lots can be combined for more spacious estate-type homes. Models should be ready around the first of March. Mr. Steve Yates, representing Brehm Communities stated their development will be luxury type, detached houses. Mr. Yates gave a background of the twenty years building experience in San Diego County by this firm. They will be developing 190 units and the name of the subdivison will be Rosewood. It will be English Country style. The size of homes will be from 1,800 to 2,450 square feet, selling in the range of $140,000 to $170,000. They are two weeks away from pulling their building permit and will be ready for their model complex in March. City Council Workshop - 2 - December 14, 1985 Pacific Scenes, represented by Don McKay, Vice President, stated they are the largest builders in the nation. They will be developing 164 lots with three different floor plans. The homes will sell for ~125,000 to ~140,000 with square footages of 1,400 to 1,800 square feet. It will be French Country architecture. The name of the subdivision will be Pacific Parc. The lot size will be approximately 4,000 square feet and the models will be ready for opening in March. The next presentation was made by the Fieldstone Company for EastLake Shores. There will be 187 lots developed, 4,000 square foot lots, homes will sell from 994,000 to 9116,000, square footage of the homes being 1,200 to 1,600, style will be Mediterranean. The development will be a water-orientated theme with blue coloring, weeping willow trees, street names will be water orientated, a man made lake filled with re-claimed water and stocked with fish. This project will include a beach club and a swimming lagoon. Mr. Wally Burgess, representing Lane/Kuhn Pacific will be developing The Cottages at EastLake Shores which are the last of the detached housing projects. The lots will be 3,000 square feet and will sell from ~79,000 to 95,000. The architecture will be Cape Cod with the first tract having 93 homes and the second tract 99 homes. They are getting their building permit next week, have already been through their plan check and will be ready for their model home opening in March. Mr. Tom Hobbs, Senior Vice President, representing Century American, stated that this project at EastLake Shores will be their first development in San Diego County (112 units). The homes will be attached units referred to as "jewel box" sites. The homes will range from 995,000 to 9115,000. McKellar Development of La Jolla will be developing another attached project which is also their first in South Bay. It will have 422 units. Mr. Mark Simmons, representing the firm stated they have been in existence for 35 years and have won numerous awards nationwide for their developments. He showed the elevations of the proposed units noting they will be 8 to 10-plexes. It will be a waterscape community with blue-green, blue-turquoise, and grey as the predominant colors. Price will range from $75,000 to 995,000. Mr. Simmons expressly noted the landscaping program proposed for this development. The next development presented was Villa Martinique, a high density condominium development by Barratt San Diego Developers. This will be in the low and moderate income price bracket. They will be developing 232 units, 22 units per acre, the square footage of the units will be 440 to 990 square feet, price ranging from 949,000 to $79,990. City Council Workshop - 3 - December 14, 1985 A break was taken at 11:05 and the meeting reconvened at 11:15. Mr. Jeff Phair, Vice President in charge of the Industrial Development and Employee Center at EastLake presented a film showing the proposed project. It will be a ~4 to ~5 million development with retail offices and industrial space. The first phase will be 200,000 square feet, mainly for high-tech buildings. Mr. Phair noted some of the tenants who will be coming into this area and showed pictures of the employment park which will house tennis courts, a swimming pool and recreational activities. They are getting their final check on the grading, the bid opening was last week, and they expect to be open for occupancy by next summer. Mr. Phair summarized the EastLake development will have 11,000 units with 30,000 increase in population in the next 20 years, having a total value of over ~500 million. Mr. Bob Santos stated EastLake Greens will be developed as the next phase. The golf course and clubhouse will be developed by Sunrise Developers. The theme of the overall EastLake development is "City Close and Country Quiet." Mayor Cox thanked Mr. Santos and the developers of the EastLake team for the presentations this morning. John Goss, City Manager, responded to the recent questions raised by the City Council as to development processing and development implementation of the analysts report issued in May 1984: "Land Development Permit Processing Report." He noted the process of the plans through the Planning, Engineering, and Building & Housing departments. ADJOURNMENT AT 11:55 a.m. to the meeting scheduled for Tuesday, December 17, 1985 at 7:00 p.m. ~City Clerk 0709C/ak