Santa Ana Planning & Building Department

Jay M. Trevino

Executive Director

One Broadway Plaza Project

In 2004, the City of Santa Ana certified the EIR for One Broadway Plaza (State Clearinghouse No. 199101047). The Approved One Broadway Plaza Project does not allow for residential uses. The project required a general plan amendment;... Read more

In 2004, the City of Santa Ana certified the EIR for One Broadway Plaza (State Clearinghouse No. 199101047). The Approved One Broadway Plaza Project does not allow for residential uses. The project required a general plan amendment; amendment to the circulation element; amendment to the Midtown Specific Plan; adoption of the One Broadway Plaza Specific Development Zoning District; tentative map; vacation of Sycamore Street; encroachment permits/maintenance agreement; approval of inclusion of a portion of State-owned property; Historical Resource Commission review for demolition requests; and a State helipad permit. Implementation of the Approved Project would impact two street segments: Main Street between 17th Street and 1st Street and Broadway between Santa Clara Avenue and 1st Street, and seven intersections (Main Street & 17th Street; Broadway Street & 17th; Main Street & Washington Avenue; Broadway Street & 4th Street; 1st Street & Flower Street; Santa Ana Boulevard & Flower Street; and Fairview & 1st Street). Read less

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June 13, 2020

Submitted by: Mike Harrah for Caribou Industries

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Mike Harrah for Caribou Industries

April 1, 2020

The Proposed Project would incorporate residential units within up to 19 floors, which were previously designated for office uses. The Project would provide up to 415 apartment units for a total of approximately 318,153 residential square feet. Residential unit sizes would range from 500 square feet to 1,250 square feet, and would... Read more

April 1, 2020

The Proposed Project would incorporate residential units within up to 19 floors, which were previously designated for office uses. The Project would provide up to 415 apartment units for a total of approximately 318,153 residential square feet. Residential unit sizes would range from 500 square feet to 1,250 square feet, and would include penthouse suites, standard and executive residential units, and affordable units. The non- residential components would include office, restaurants, commercial uses, wellness fitness center with a spa, and a parking structure consistent with the Approved Project. Approximately 60 percent of the office space would be dedicated to residential uses and 40 percent of the office space would remain. No changes to the retail dining square footage would occur.

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2010/06/13 - Orange County Business Journal

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