In a Fiscal Impact Analysis report, Brookfield said the development would result in a “net annual positive impact to the City’s General Fund.” Otay Ranch Town Center currently occupies 84.65 acres between Birch Road and Olympic Parkway, just east of the state Route 125 toll road. The development is expected to include the extension of Town Center Drive and “plaza-style park/open space that will serve as the interface between the existing commercial/food and beverage and proposed residential.”
Housing for seniors and 90 “affordable apartments” are also part of the development. In a virtual meeting scheduled for 5 p.m., the council will likely adopt a resolution that amends the city’s General Plan, allowing 76 acres on the mall property - excluding the nearly 9 acres where the Macy’s department store is located - to be re-zoned in order for “multi-family residential development to occur adjacent to a commercial shopping center and near a Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) station.”īrookfield Properties, which made the request to amend the General Plan for the proposed development, is seeking to build about 900 multi-family condominium apartments on the 75.69-acre site. (KGTV) - The Chula Vista City Council Tuesday evening is expected to approve a plan that would transform a part of the Otay Ranch Town Center shopping mall into a multi-family housing development. The city received over 500 comments - only 4 in support of the resolution.ĬHULA VISTA, Calif.
The motion to continue public hearings passed meaning the council will not adopt the resolution to process the amendment to develop 900 multi-family condos tonight. CHULA VISTA (KGTV) - Councilman Steve Padilla motioned for council to continue to conduct public hearings citing concerns over the plan and the need for further clarification from the builder.
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