GP25-005: Early Consideration for a Privately Initiated General Plan Amendment for Certain Real Property Located at 1030 and 1038 McKendrie Street.

This memorandum discusses a privately initiated General Plan Amendment request for properties located at 1030 and 1038 McKendrie Street. The Planning Commission recommends denying the request to change the land use designation from Neighborhood/Community Commercial and Residential Neighborhood to Mixed Use Neighborhood. The City Council has the option to either adopt the staff's recommendation to deny the amendment or allow continued processing of the application. The Planning Commission voted to recommend continued processing of the amendment. Public outreach was conducted, and the memorandum will be presented at the City Council meeting on September 30, 2025.

Key points

• The memorandum is addressed to the Mayor and City Council regarding a General Plan Amendment for properties at 1030 and 1038 McKendrie Street.
• The Planning Commission voted 7-0-2 to recommend that the City Council deny the General Plan Amendment request.
• The staff recommendation includes evaluating the site for potential residential or mixed-use development in the future.
• The City Council can approve the staff recommendation or the Planning Commission's recommendation to continue processing the application.
• Public outreach included notices to nearby property owners and tenants, and the staff report is available on the City’s website.

Limitations

• The document contains unresolved placeholders and incomplete sections.
• Specific details such as dollar amounts, exact dates for future hearings, and outcomes of previous applications are not provided.

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This document is a draft resolution from the City Council of San Jose denying an application for an amendment to the Envision San Jose 2040 General Plan. The proposed amendment sought to modify the land use/transportation diagram from Neighborhood/Community Commercial and Residential Neighborhood to Mixed Use Neighborhood on a 0.46-gross-acre site at 1038 and 1030 McKendrie Street. The resolution cites that the amendment is fundamentally inconsistent with the General Plan and was recommended for denial by city staff. Public hearings were held by both the Planning Commission and the City Council regarding this amendment.

Key points

• The resolution denies an application for an amendment to the Envision San Jose 2040 General Plan.
• The proposed amendment involved changing land use from Neighborhood/Community Commercial and Residential Neighborhood to Mixed Use Neighborhood.
• The site in question is located at 1038 and 1030 McKendrie Street.
• City staff recommended denial of the amendment due to inconsistency with the General Plan.
• Public hearings were conducted by the Planning Commission and City Council.

Limitations

• The document appears to be a draft, as indicated by multiple mentions of 'DRAFT' throughout the text.
• Specific dates for the adoption of the resolution and the final vote are not provided.
• The resolution number and the exact date of adoption are not filled in.

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This document presents an early consideration for a privately-initiated General Plan Amendment in San Jose, specifically for a site currently designated as Neighborhood/Community Commercial and Residential Neighborhood. The proposed change is to Mixed Use Neighborhood. The Planning Commission recommends denying the staff's recommendation to amend the General Plan, while staff suggests denying the amendment request and evaluating the site for future residential or mixed-use development. The City Council has options to either approve the staff recommendation or deny it and allow continued processing of the amendment.

Key points

• File No. GP25-005
• Site is 0.46 gross acres, currently an existing parking lot.
• Surrounding areas include office, commercial, church, single-family, duplex, and parking lots.
• Current General Plan designation is Neighborhood/Community Commercial and Residential Neighborhood.
• Proposed designation is Mixed Use Neighborhood.
• General Plan consistency shows inconsistency with employment land policies but consistency with housing policies.
• Planning Commission recommends denying the staff's recommendation.
• Staff recommends denying the amendment request and evaluating the site for future development.
• City Council can either approve staff's recommendation or deny it and continue processing the amendment.

Limitations

• The document appears to be a draft as it includes placeholders and lacks finalization.
• Unresolved placeholders affect the clarity of the project description and other sections.

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