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This meeting included a request for a “float-up” for a Development Agreement to replace a 32,000 sq ft facility with a 115,000 sq ft 3-story facility on the SE corner of Colorado and Stewart/28th.   

The owner of the property, Jack Walter, had the president of Lions Gate and David Hibbert, the architect, there to speak with him during his 15 minutes. Jack re-issued his plan to build his previously-planned project of a 3-story residential project with 50 artists studios “right to the sidewalk” if this current plan doesn’t move forward.   

I spoke during public comment and said that the 3-story project is not compatible with the Evergeen pre-school to the west or the one and two-story residential to the north. Also, that the staff report had mentioned the two letters in support (the next-door cafe and the next-door Gas Co.) but not the letter from SMCLC, FOSP, PNA and the Village Trailer Park Homeowners’ Association in opposition, which was sent in mid-November. I brought copies, which were passed out to the Commissioners, and I highlighted a few points: All the neighborhood groups had asked last spring for a building moratorium on all but single-family residences until the LUCE update is completed, that the LMSD is experiencing the greatest development pressure of any area in the city, that continuing commercial development impacts the growing jobs/housing imbalance, increases traffic congestion, and that this affects the quality of life in our city.   

I also referred to some information Jack had mentioned when he phoned me over the weekend, which refuted his comments to the Commission about lack of traffic impacts and keeping jobs in S.M. — less than 10% of current Lions Gate employees live in S.M., another 50 live west of the 405, and the other 225-275 live elsewhere. Southbound Stewart, from Olympic to Pico, is already at gridlock some afternoons, and the eastbound 10 freeway had ground to a halt at 3:20 that afternoon, leading to more-than-usual southbound traffic cutting through Sunset Park.     

Catherine Eldridge, from the PNA Board and the Village Trailer Park association, also spoke in opposition.   

When questioned by a Commissioner, Eileen Fogarty said that the project is consistent with the General Plan.   

The Planning Commission voted to go ahead with the Development Agreement.    

Terry O’Day wanted to create an easement on the south side of the property (therefore allowing additional height in the middle of the building), a coffee shop next to the little park they’ll put at Colorado and Stewart, better streetscape on Stewart, permeability, and shared parking with the public.   

Gleam Davis noted that the number of workers at Lions Gate might not expand, but that when they vacate their current building nearby, new tenants will bring increased pressures. She wanted them to build and operate an infant/toddler care facility, as well as offer internships to Samohi, Olympic High, and SMC. She also asked for flex cars and private point-to-point shuttles like Google uses.   

Jay Johnson was concerned about the needs, re-location, and compensation for existing businesses on the property. He asked for the Colorado side to be sensitive to existing housing across the street, and for increased BBB mini-bus service.    

Jim Ries wanted a trip reduction plan, shuttles, bikes for employees to use at lunch, LEED certification, tree wells, and internships for kids at the Virginia Avenue Park Teen Center.   

Hank Koning works in that area and seems to think it’s all wonderful.   

That’s all I have in my notes. As a reminder, the FOSP Board voted 2 1/2 years ago to oppose all large-scale development unless traffic impacts on residential neighborhoods could be mitigated. 

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