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Report / DATE: FEBRUARY 1,2010 TO: FROM: HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT SUBJECT: CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY (CALTECH) ZONE CHANGE FOR THE PARCEL LOCATED AT 391 SOUTH WILSON AVENUE RECOMMENDATION It is recommended that the City Council, following a public hearing: 1. Find that the proposed zone change from RM-48 (Multi-Family Residential, 48 dwelling unitslnet acre) to PS (Public and Semi-public) for the parcel located at 391 South Wilson Avenue was subject to adequate environmental review in the Environmental Impact Report (EIR), certified by the City Council in May of 1989. Further, there have been no changes in circumstances or new information which would trigger further environmental review. 2. Find that the proposed zone change, is consistent with the goals, objectives, and policies of the General Plan Land Use Element, the purposes of Chapter 17.26 (PS, Public and Semi-Public District) of the Zoning Code, and the approved Caltech Master Development Plan (Attachment 1); 3. Direct the City Clerk to file a Notice of Determination and CEQA Filing Fee No Effect Determination Form, with the Los Angeles County Recorder (Attachment 2); and 4. Direct the City Attorney to prepare an ordinance amending the official zoning map of the City of Pasadena within 30 days. G2/01/2010 MEETING OF -. - - -. - - -- AGENDA ITEM NO 5

Zone Change for 391 S. Wilson Avenue February I, 201 0 Page 2 of 4 PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION Following the public hearing at the Planning Commission meeting of December 9, 2009, the Planning Commission unanimously recommended approval of the proposed zone change from RM-48 (Multi-Family Residential, 48 dwelling unitslnet acre) to PS (Public and Semi-public) for the property at 391 South Wilson Avenue. BACKGROUND In May 1989, the City Council approved the Caltech Master Development Plan to guide future campus development. The Master Plan provides for a unified and balanced plan for the future growth of the Caltech campus and seeks to minimize uncertainty about Caltech's future development on the part of its neighbors and the City while streamlining development procedures. As provided in the Master Plan's approval, the zoning of all of the properties within the Master Plan boundary owned by Caltech were changed to PS. Additionally, as properties were acquired by Caltech, the Master Plan required the zoning for those properties to be changed to PS. The PS zoning designation is intended for large public or semi-public uses such as colleges, universities, hospitals, government offices, and religious assembly. When the Master Plan was adopted, the Master Plan area included nine parcels that Caltech did not own. Since that time, Caltech has been acquiring those parcels and changing the zone as intended by the Master Plan. In April of 2009, Caltech acquired 391 South Wilson Avenue which was the last parcel within the Master Plan area not owned by Caltech. As the parcel is now under their ownership, Caltech is proposing to change the zoning designation to PS. ANALYSIS The applicant, Caltech, is requesting a zone change from RM-48 (Multi-Family Residential, 48 dwelling unitslnet acre) to PS (Public and Semi-public) for 391 South Wilson Avenue. The parcel is approximately 10,440 square feet in size and is occupied by a 1, 556-square foot single-family residence with a 627-square foot garage. There are seven trees on the site, 5 are protected under the Tree Protection Ordinance. Trees will not be relocated or removed as apart of this zone change application. The parcel is located on the west side of Wilson Avenue between San Pasqual Street and California Boulevard (Attachment 3).

Zone Change for 391 S. Wilson Avenue Februaty 1, 201 0 Page 3 of 4 As required by the Master Plan, Caltech is currently advertising this structure for relocation for a nine month period. If the structure is not relocated, Caltech will consider demolition. The project site will used for "informal park-like open space" as provided in the Master Plan (Attachment 4). The Historic Resources Inventory prepared for the 1989 Final Environmental Impact Report (EIR) for the Caltech Master Plan determined that the singlefamily structure at 391' South Wilson Avenue, is not historically significant. In staffs opinion, no further reevaluation is necessary. The proposed zoning would bring this parcel into conformance with the Caltech campus and any future development would be required to be consistent with the Caltech Master Plan. SURROUNDING LAND USES North of the project site are single-family residential dwelling units. To the west, are Caltech dormitories. The single-family residences and the dormitories are owned by Caltech and are within the Caltech Master Plan boundary area. These single-family residences are being used for faculty housing. To the east and South are institutional uses (Caltech campus and parking structure). COUNCIL POLICY CONSIDERATION The Land Use Diagram of the General Plan designated this property as Institutional. Approval of this proposed zone change to PS will be consistent with the Caltech Master Plan and General Plan land use designation. The zone change is consistent with the following General Plan Objective and Policies: General Plan Objective 24 - Existing Institutions, calls for providing, "... long term opportunities for growth of existing cultural, scientific, corporate, entertainment and educational institutions in balance with their surroundings." The Caltech Master Plan advances this objective and the proposed rezoning of this parcel to provide for needed open space on the campus as prescribed by the Master Plan will be in line with that purpose. In addition, Policy 24.4 states 'kupport Specific Plans, Master Plans, and other planning activities initiated by cultural, scientific, corporate, entertainment and educational institutions. " NEIGHBORHOOD MEETING On November 19, 2009, a neighborhood meeting was held at the Hill Avenue Public Library. No residents were present at the meeting.

Zone Change for 39 1 S. Wilson Avenue February 7, 2070 Page 4 of 4 ENVIRONMENTAL DETERMINATION An Environmental Impact Report (EIR) was completed and approved in September 1988 for the Caltech Master Plan. The EIR anticipated the inclusion of this parcel, 391 South Wilson Avenue, into the Caltech Master Plan, along with the proposed zone change. The proposal was subject to adequate review in the EIR prepared for the Master Plan, and certified by the City Council in May of 1989. It is therefore determined that there are no changed circumstances or new information which would trigger further environmental review. FISCAL IMPACT There will not be a fiscal impact as a result of approving the proposed zone change for this parcel located within the Caltech Master Plan boundary area. Permitting fees will be collected to cover cost incurred from staff time for potential review of the demolition permit, it the residence is not relocated. Respectfully submitted,, Steve ~ermgll Assistant City Manager Senior Planner Approved by: MICHAE~BECK City Manager Attachments: 1. Findings for the proposed zone change 2. Notice of Determination and CEQA Filing Fee No Effect Determination Form 3. Map of zone change site 4. Master Plan graphic vision and text for the project site