Los Robles Comprehensive Cancer Center / 355 W Janss Road General Plan Amendment and Zone Change Project

Los Robles Comprehensive Cancer Center / 355 W Janss Road General Plan Amendment and Zone Change Project

The Project consists of two components: (1) redevelopment of the 4.74-gross acre site off Rolling Oaks Drive as a comprehensive cancer center medical building (Cancer Center); and (2) a concurrent request for a General Plan Amendment and zone change at 355 W Janss Road Site to ensure no net loss of residential zoning capacity from approval of the comprehensive cancer center (Janss Road). Both project components are described further, below. Approval of the Cancer Center would require a General Plan Amendment to modify the Cancer Center Site’s General Plan Land Use designation from Very Low Density Rural Residential to Commercial, and a Zone Change to modify the Cancer Center Site’s zoning designation from Rural-Exclusive (R-E-1AC) to Commercial Office (C-O). The Cancer Center would result in construction of a 58,412 square foot (SF) medical office that accommodates various cancer medical and patient services, having a split level amongst two stories with a mechanical rooftop screened with mansard roofing. The building height would range between 27 feet and 42 feet at its highest point. An Office of Statewide Health Planning and Development (OSHPD) 3 building is proposed, requiring state review and approval of building permits applied to clinics that are licensed pursuant to Health and Safety Code Section 1200. The medical building would accommodate patient rooms, treatment services, an office area for staff and physicians, conference/consultation rooms, a lounge, and general storage and utility areas. The proposed Cancer Center consists of a new medical office building with primary access off Rolling Oaks Drive and secondary access off Los Padres Drive. Street-level parking would be provided on-site, including a drop-off area for patients. The Cancer Center would include 233 surface parking spaces, in accordance with the City Municipal Code requirements, including 26 electric vehicle charging spaces and 28 clean air stalls per CalGreen standards. In addition, the Cancer Center would include pedestrian and bicycle facilities that provide safe, continuous accessibility to the facility, including pedestrian pathways, crosswalks, and bicycle parking spots (short-term and long-term). In compliance with Senate Bill 330 and California’s “No Net Loss” statute, a General Plan Amendment from Institutional to Very Low Residential and Zone Change from Public, Quasi-public and institutional Lands and Facilities (PL) to Residential Planned Development, maximum 4.5 dwelling units per acre (RPD-4.5U) at the site located at 355 West Janss Road within the City (APN 522-0270-135) (“Receiving Property”) is concurrently requested to ensure no net loss of residential zoning capacity would occur from approval of the Project and the Requested Actions. There is no development concept or project proposed for the property at 355 West Janss Road at this time.

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