Published Date: 28 - AUG - 2024
#2: WHO'S INVOLVED
Owner/Developer
- Cityview
- Steve Roberts – Director, Development and Construction
- 1901 Avenue of the Stars, Suite 1950
Los Angeles, CA 90067 - 310-566-8700
- [email protected]
Land Use Consultant
- Three6ixty
- 11287 Washington Blvd A, Culver City, CA 90230
- (310) 204-3500
Published Date: 28 - AUG - 2024
#3: PROJECT OVERVIEW
Building type: Mixed-Use Commercial / Density Bonus, some Affordable
# Residential Units
- Total: 441 mix of Studio, one- and two-bedroom apartments
- Market Rate: 375 units
- Affordable: 66 units (Very Low-Income, 50% of Area Median Income)
Timing
- Construction Start Date: 2025 (Target)
- Construction Completion Date: 30 to 36 months from construction start date (Target)
- Occupancy Date: TBD
Other Specs (taken from Planning files, developer docs, etc.)
- Parking: 551 spaces
- Ground floor commercial space = ~16,000 sq ft
- Eight stories facing Manchester Ave, four and five stories facing La Tijera
- Some live-work units at street level
- Amenities: Fitness center, club room, two interior courtyards, rooftop decks
Published Date: 2024-09-20
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#4: PROJECT WEBSITE INTRODUCED
https://www.cvwestchester.com/
Additional information provided by developer on this website:
- Sustainable Design: LEED Silver – “Rooftop solar, EV parking, low water use, high-performance building envelope.”
- Publicly Accessible Open Space: Open plaza area at the corner of La Tijera and Truxton “creates a new dining and gathering destination for Westchester Community and Sunday Farmer’s Market.”
- Building’s Streetscape: “All new sidewalks, street trees and outdoor furniture, including public dog waste-bag receptacles to encourage a clean community.”
- Security: “Increased public safety…Onsite property security and community monitoring.”
- Parking: “Exceeds the required number of onsite parking spaces.” (549) << down from 551 in original Planning application.
- Live/Work Element: “Introducing live-work lofts and co-working spaces for entrepreneurs and remote workers.”
- Westchester Community Benefits: “No existing resident or small business displacement.”
- Investment: $230M project total which generates $11M in fees going to City Government entities + $5M “investment in infrastructure improvements and streetscape beautification.”
- Traffic Flow Updates: “Upgrades existing traffic signal at Manchester and La Tijera in partnership with LADOT.”
- Parking for Service Providers & Bikes: “Designated residential move-in and commercial delivery parking. Rideshare and bike share parking. Reserved package and food delivery parking. Short- and long-term bicycle parking.”