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1 Irvine Business Complex Housing Community Forum
Vision Plan Housing Community Forum March 31, 2014

2 Regional Context IBC Irvine

3 IBC Area & Surrounding Communities Former MCAS Tustin/ Tustin Legacy
John Wayne Airport Santa Ana UCI Newport Beach

4 Background- What is the IBC?
4,500 businesses 90,000 employees

5 Background- What is the IBC?
6,388 dwelling units 14,400 Residents 217,200 s.f. of approved mixed-use retail Main Street Village Camden Park Place

6 Background- What is the IBC?
1,343,936 sf of Retail 26,541,874 s.f. of Office 11,020,295 s.f. of Industrial/ Warehouse 2,454 Hotel Rooms

7 History: City Council Action
Adopted Vision Statements: Protect the Existing Job Base within the IBC Develop Mixed-use Cores Provide Enhanced Connectivity Create Useable Open Space Develop Safe, Well-designed Neighborhoods

8 Vision Statements: Protect Existing Job Base
Establish IBC Business District Retain Zoning Rights for Existing Commercial & Industrial Uses Land Use Compatibility

9 Create New ‘Main’ Streets
Vision Statements: Develop Mixed Use Districts Create New ‘Main’ Streets

10 Develop Mixed Use Districts
Vision Statements: Develop Mixed Use Districts IBC Urban Neighborhood

11 Vision Statements: Provide Connectivity: Transportation / Pedestrian / Visual
Establish a Well Connected Street Network

12 Vision Statements: Provide Connectivity: Transportation / Pedestrian / Visual
New Streets Improved Pedestrian Connections New Parks Creekwalk

13 Vision Statements: Provide Connectivity: Transportation / Pedestrian / Visual
Enhance Connectivity to Transit Routes

14 Vision Statements: Create Useable Open Space
Important Linkages to Open Space System

15 A Spectrum of Housing City planned for variety of housing
Inclusionary housing requirement Use of Density Bonus Environmental analysis completed for area

16 Affordable Housing Inclusionary requirement of 15 percent
Incomes based on Orange County median income Five percent very low Five percent lower Five percent moderate

17 2014 Affordable Incomes Household Size Very Low Income (50%)
Lower Income (80%) Moderate Income (120%) 1 $33,750 53,950$ $73,250 2 $38,550 $61,650 $83,700 3 $43,350 $69,350 $94,200 4 $48,150 $77,050 $104,650 5 $52,050 $83,250 $113,000

18 2014 Affordable Rents Affordable Apartments in Irvine
Very Low Income Rents (50%) Lower Income Rents (80%) Moderate Income Rents (120%) One Bedroom $871 $1,046 $1,918 Two Bedrooms $981 $1,177 $2,158 Three Bedrooms $1,090 $1,308 $2,398

19 2014 Affordable Sales Prices
Number of Bedrooms Very Low Income (50%) Lower Income (80%) Moderate Income (120%) Two Bedrooms $88,400 $162,700 $298,200 Three Bedrooms $95,600 $177,100 $329,700 Four Bedrooms $106,400 $194,000 $359,700

20 IBC Vision Plan: Benefits
Provides for creation of a vibrant mixed-use community while allowing flexibility for developers in land use planning Provides for programmatic development of area-wide neighborhood infrastructure Reduces overall traffic within IBC vicinity by allowing for wider mix of uses

21 Irvine Business Complex Vision Plan
Housing Community Forum Presented by Mark Asturias, Housing Manager City of Irvine


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