re: crossroads hollywood project wsa · 5/13/2016 · the revised hollywood community plan update...

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Madonna Marcelo <[email protected]> Fri, May 13, 2016 at 4:22 PMTo: "Hwang, Jin" <[email protected]>, "Kwan, Delon" <[email protected]>, "Moosbrugger, Earl"<[email protected]>, "Estrada, Robert" <[email protected]>, "Alejandro Huerta([email protected])" <[email protected]>Cc: Stephanie EyestoneJones <[email protected]>, Laura Rodriguez <[email protected]>, KyndraJoy Casper <[email protected]>

Hi Jin,

Attached are our additional responses to your comments and questions regarding our original responses.

Given where we are in the design process, this is the level of specificity we can provide at the moment. We wouldappreciate it very much if your team can make conservative and reasonable assumptions for those Project componentsfor which we currently do not have more specific information.

We will have the Draft Water Conservation Commitment Letter to you shortly.

Thank you so much for your and your team’s responsiveness to our request!

Madonna

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From: Hwang, Jin [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, May 09, 2016 2:46 PMTo: Madonna Marcelo; Kwan, Delon; Moosbrugger, Earl; Estrada, Robert; Alejandro Huerta ([email protected])Cc: Stephanie EyestoneJones; Laura Rodriguez; Kyndra Joy CasperSubject: RE: Crossroads Hollywood Project WSA

Hello Madonna,

Please see our comments/questions in track changes in the attached file.

Also, as requested at the April 26, 2016 Water Conservation Meeting, please submit a DRAFT Water ConservationCommitment Letter by email.

Thank you.

Jin Hwang

Civil Engineering Associate

Los Angeles Department of Water and Power

Water Executive / Water Resources

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Los Angeles, CA 90012

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Cc: Stephanie EyestoneJones; Laura Rodriguez; Kyndra Joy CasperSubject: RE: Crossroads Hollywood Project WSA

Hi Jin,

Attached are the updated versions of our responses to the WSA scope questions and the attachments (includingAttachment B) that I sent you yesterday.

If you need anything else, please let us know.

Thank you!

Madonna

From: Madonna Marcelo Sent: Wednesday, May 04, 2016 5:16 PMTo: 'Hwang, Jin'; Kwan, Delon; Moosbrugger, Earl; Estrada, Robert; Alejandro Huerta ([email protected])Cc: Stephanie EyestoneJones; Laura Rodriguez; Kyndra Joy CasperSubject: RE: Crossroads Hollywood Project WSA

Hi Jin,

Attached are most of our responses to the WSA scope questions and a pdf of the attachments referenced in theresponses.

Please note there are a couple of outstanding questions (related to amenities and cooling towers) that we are stillworking on. We will have those to you shortly. In the meantime, please review the attached and let us know if you needanything else.

Thank you!

Madonna

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From: "Hwang, Jin" <[email protected]> To: "Kwan, Delon" <[email protected]>, "Moosbrugger, Earl"<[email protected]>, "Estrada, Robert" <[email protected]>,"Alejandro Huerta ([email protected])" <[email protected]>, "StephanieEyestoneJones" <[email protected]>, "Laura Rodriguez"<[email protected]>, "Kyndra Joy Casper" <[email protected]> Cc: "Masis Mesropian" <[email protected]>, "'Jodi Mensen'"<[email protected]>, "Deering Volkmann" <[email protected]> Subject: Crossroads Hollywood Project WSA

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UPDATED: ADDED 3 MORE DOCUMENTS SEE https://cityclerk.lacity.org/lacityclerkconnect/index.cfm?fa=ccfi.viewrecord&cfnumber=150458 FOR NEW ORDINANCE PENDING APPROVAL 5/2/16.

Hi all,

Please attend the Water Conservation Meeting for the Crossroads Hollywood Project WaterSupply Assessment.

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3/10/2017 Additional Responses to LADWP Comments 5/9/2016

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Crossroads Hollywood Project WSA Scope Questions and Responses

Scope Question Response/Information

General

1 General Plan: Please confirm Proposed Project will not require a General Plan amendment.

Yes, the Project would not require a General Plan Amendment.

LADWP: Crossroads Hollywood Project does not require a General Plan Amended based on the Hollywood Community Plan (CP) adopted in December 1988. When is the revised Hollywood CP expected to be adopted, and will Crossroads Hollywood Project still not require a General Plan Amended if the revised Hollywood CP is approved before Crossroads Hollywood WSA is adopted?

Response: The City expects final approval of the revised Hollywood Community Plan Update in late summer/early fall 2017 subsequent to the anticipated completion of the EIR for the Project. In addition, the Project would not require a General Plan Amendment under the existing Hollywood Community Plan or the revised Hollywood Community Plan.

2 Is the Proposed Project consistent with the growth projection in the most updated SCAG/RTP?

Yes, the Project would be consistent with the growth projections of the most updated SCAG RTP/SCS.

LADWP: Is the Project consistent with the 2016 RTP or the 2012 RTP?

Response: The Land Use Section of the EIR discussed both the 2012 RTP and the 2016 RTP and determined the Project to be consistent with both.

Existing to be removed scope

3 Does Table 1 of the WSA Request Letter (dated 3/31/16) include all existing uses, including existing uses to be retained?

Yes, Table 1 of the WSA Request Letter includes all existing on-site uses, which total approximately 172,573 square feet of floor area.

4 Please describe rehabilitation work to be done to existing Crossroads of the World. Will all areas in Crossroads of the World that have plumbing fixtures (restrooms, kitchen, etc.) be rehabilitated, or will some areas be left as they are now? If any areas are to remain unchanged, please indicate uses and square footage for each unchanged area.

No rehabilitation or upgrades to the existing plumbing fixtures at Crossroads of the World would be conducted as part of the Project. All plumbing fixtures at Crossroads of the World buildings that would be retained would be left as they are now. Approximately 50,000 square feet of building space are proposed to be retained.

LADWP: What is the current use of the 50,000 sf to be retained (for example, 20,000 sf of

3/10/2017 Additional Responses to LADWP Comments 5/9/2016 Crossroads Hollywood Project

WSA Scope Questions and Responses

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retail and 30,000 sf of office)?

LADWP: For the 50,000 sf to be retained, will the uses change, and if so, please provide a breakdown. (For example, 20,000 sf of retail will still be used for retail, and 30,000 sf of office will be converted to 30,000 sf of restaurant.)

LADWP: Is the 50,000 sf to be retained included in Table 2 of the WSA Request Letter (dated 3/31/16), and if so, included in which land use (for example, 50,000 sf to be retained is included as part of 3,037 seat restaurant)?

Response: The following provides an approximate breakdown of the existing Crossroads square footage (50,000 sf) to be retained:

• Office space = 41,725 sf • Retail space = 5,000 sf • Recording Studio = 3,275 sf

However, the Project would convert this space to retail and restaurant uses; exact square footages for each use have not been determined at this time, but the restaurant use has already been counted in the seat numbers (see response to Question #8), and the overall 50,000 square feet are included in the 185,000 square feet of total commercial uses.

5 Currently, is there a cooling tower in use? If so, will it be completely removed, or will it be used in any part of the proposed new development and/or renovation?

There are no existing cooling towers on-site.

6 Please provide, as much as possible, existing Meter Numbers, Customer Access Numbers and Water Use information of existing development per the table below. For the “Water Used For” column, indicate landscape, cooling tower, etc. Also, if available, please provide Customer Name and Address. Does the information in the table below include all existing water uses to be removed, including but not limited to, landscape irrigation, any parking water use, and cooling tower (if cooling tower exists)?

Water Meter Number

Customer Access Number (CAN)

Service for Water Used for Customer Name Address

Example xxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxx John Doe 1540 Highland Ave. Irrigation

Please see Attachment A.

Proposed new scope

7 Residential: Using the Sewer Generation Factors (SGFs) table (http://www.lacitysan.org/fmd/pdf/sfcfeerates.pdf

At this stage in the Project design, a specific program layout has not been established.

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starting from page 9 of 15, please provide a breakdown of any amenities. For example, x sf of fitness center, etc.

However, amenity area allowances have been assigned for each proposed building (please see Attachment B). Open space calculations for the Project are also included in Attachment C.

LADWP: Please confirm Attachment B shows amenities for both Residential and Hotel.

Response: Please see revised Attachment B for the addition of meeting rooms in the Hotel building.

LADWP: Attachment B: Provide a breakdown of 6,953 sf Nightclub for Dancing Area (SGF #47) and Bar (SGF #11, in # of seats and/or SGF #14 in sf)

LADWP: Attachment B: What type of lounge is 2,500 sf of indoor lounge and 4,225 sf of outdoor lounge in area A1? (SGF #32 cocktail lounge, in # of seats, or SGF #78 lobby lounge, etc.)

Response: Upon further consideration, we have removed the night club and lounge from the amenities as they have been counted in the seat numbers for the overall restaurant use (see response to Question #8).

LADWP: Attachment B: Can the Interior Amenity (total of 11,800 sf for areas B1, B2, B3, B4, D1) be broken down into x sf of fitness center and x sf of rec rooms? If no, we will assume all 11,800 sf will be fitness center. If yes, what is the SGF use closest to the rec room use (SGF #48 dance studio, etc.)?

LADWP: Attachment shows total of 75,123 sf of deck use. Provide sf breakdown of uses that have water demand using SGFs.

Response: This is all the specificity we have at this point; the fitness center, recreation rooms, and decks are ancillary to the residential uses. Please make conservative assumptions to estimate the water usage for these ancillary uses.



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8 Restaurant/Bars: Using the SGFs table, please provide a breakdown of the proposed restaurant below. If bars or coffee houses will be proposed, please review the list of SGFs, and provide a breakdown of those also in applicable units (# of seats, square feet, etc,).

Proposed Restaurant Type

# of seats

Fast Food Indoor Seat Fast Food Outdoor Seat Full Service Indoor Seat Full Service Outdoor Seat

The breakdown of indoor and outdoor seats has yet to be determined. The following presents our current assumptions of proposed restaurant uses:

Proposed Restaurant Type

# of seats

Size (square feet)

Coffee Shop 416 8,320 High Turnover Restaurant 1,498 37,440 High Quality Restaurant 1,123 37,440 Totals 3,037 83,200

LADWP: Will the coffee shop have no food preparation, have pasty baking only, or serve prepared food? Refer to SGF factor #s 33 to 35. If information is not available, we will use #35. Coffee House: Serves Prepared Food, to be conservative. Response: To be conservative, please assume the coffee shop to have food preparation.

9 Retail/Commercial: Using the SGFs table, please provide a breakdown of the proposed commercial (in appropriate units, such as sf or # of seats). Some commercial uses, such as “beauty parlor,” have a higher water usage rate than regular retail use.

Shopping Center = 61,800 square feet

Supermarket = 40,000 square feet

10 Hotel: Using the SGFs table, please provide a breakdown of any hotel amenities. For example, x sf of fitness center, etc.

Please see Attachment B.

LADWP: If any, provide a breakdown of hotel amenities other than what is shown in Attachment B, such as conference room, banquet hall, restaurant that is not part of 83,200 sf shown in Response #8, etc.?

Response: Please see revised Attachment B, which now includes meeting rooms and excludes the night club and lounge (counted towards restaurant seats). All food-related services (e.g., banquet hall, hotel café, hotel restaurants, lobby bar, etc.) have been counted towards restaurant seats identified in Response to Question #8 above.

11 Swimming pools (not associated with a gym or health club): Please provide the size (length x width x depth, or area x depth if irregularly shaped) of the pools.

Please see Attachment D.

12 Open Space: Using the SGFs table, please provide a breakdown of all uses and relevant units, such as sf, etc, required to estimate water consumption.

Please see Attachment C.

13 Landscape: For all areas of the Proposed Project, please provide landscape area square footage and include the Plant Factors (PF) and Hydrozone Areas (HA), separately for residential area and non-residential area.

Please see Attachment E.

LADWP: The calculation shown in Attachment E may have errors. We will use the



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Refer to the California Code of Regulations Title 23. Division 2. Chapter 2.7. Model Water Efficient Landscape Ordinance. (http://www.water.ca.gov/wateruseefficiency/landscapeordinance/)

information provided (PF, Irrigation Efficiency, and landscaped area breakdown by residential vs. non-residential and by different types of plants), and estimate the landscape water demand.

Response: The calculations have been verified, and no errors were found.

14 Parking: What is the total square footage of the proposed 2,596 space subterranean parking?

The total gross parking area is 1,234,257 square feet, as measured to the outside of the perimeter retaining wall. The total net parking area, as measured to the inside of the perimeter retaining wall is 1,191,339 square feet.

15 Cooling towers: If cooling towers are proposed, please provide the chiller capacity of the proposed cooling towers (in tons) and the hours of service (x hours/day, x days/week, x weeks/year). If the chiller capacity information of proposed cooling tower is not available, we will make the conservative assumption that cooling tower will be used for all proposed uses except for landscaping and parking. Please confirm this assumption.

Based on approximately 1.4 million square feet of proposed development (including Crossroads of the World to be retained) and an assumption of 250 square feet per ton of cooling, the cooling towers would require 300 GPM capacity (approximately 7,200 tons of cooling).

16 Remaining Uses: Using the SGFs table, please provide a breakdown of all remaining uses not included above (opens space, green space, recreational space, amenities), if any, and include relevant units, such as sf, etc., required to estimate water consumption.

There are no remaining uses beyond those identified above (i.e., 50,000 square feet of Crossroads of the World to be retained).

17 Will the proposed project pursue LEED certification? If so, list level of certification pursued.

Yes, LEED Silver or equivalent.

18 We may have follow-up questions after reviewing your response.

Noted.

19 Is the Applicant’s name “CRE-HAR Crossroads SPV, LLC” as shown in the Notice of Preparation of an EIR, or is it “Crossroads Associates, LLC” as shown in Attachment A?

The Applicant’s name is “CRE-HAR Crossroads SPV, LLC.”

http://www.water.ca.gov/wateruseefficiency/landscapeordinance/

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ATTACHMENT A

PROJECT AMENITIES - AREA

PARCEL GROSS AREA INDOOR (SF) GROSS AREA OUTDOOR (SF)PARCEL A

A1 MEETING FACILITIES 29,025 1,575SPA 8,620FITNESS 5,580

PARCEL BB1 & B2 B1 TOWER DECK 5,678

B1 POOL DECK 6,425B2 ROOF DECK 11,550B1 CONDO ROOF DECK 5,420B1 INTERIOR AMENITY * 4,000B2 INTERIOR AMENITY * 1,500

B3 & B4 B3 AMENITY DECK 17,704B4 ROOF DECK 15,514B3 ROOF DECK 4,843B3 INTERIOR AMENITY * 3,600B4 INTERIOR AMENITY * 1,500

PARCEL CC1 DECK 2,382C2 TERRACE 1,387

PARCEL DD1 POOL DECK 2,680

ROOF DECK 5,309D1 INTERIOR AMENITY * 1,200

* INTERIOR AMENITY SPACE INCLUDES FITNESS CENTER AND ADDITIONAL REC ROOMS

PROJECT AMENITIES

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ATTACHMENT B

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B4 Common Open Space

Total Residential Open Space Requirement 13,525 SF

Total Residential Common Open Space Proposed 6,475 SF

Total Interior Amenity Space 1,500 SF

Total Private Open Space Required 5,550 SF

Total Units Required with Balcony’s 111 Units

*up to 50 SF of private open space can count towards meetingOpen Space Requirement*

B4 Tree Requirement

Total Trees Required (123 Units) 31 Trees

*One 24” Box Tree per every 4 Units*

Total Proposed Trees on Roof Decks 7 Trees

Total Proposed Street Trees 6 Trees

*Street Trees Used in Calculations are adjacent to parcel*

Total Trees in Paseo 18 Trees

Total Trees Proposed 31 Trees

B4 Planting Requirement

Total Residential Common Open Space 6,475 SF

Total Common Open Space Planted 3,207 SF (49 %)

*25% of Common Open Space must be planted*

D1 Common Open Space




Total Private Open Space Required 0

Total Units Required with Balcony’s 0

*up to 50 SF of private open space can count towards meetingOpen Space Requirement*

D1 Tree Requirement







D1 Planting Requirement


Total Common Planted 3,908 SF (50%)





Total Interior Amenity Space 1500 SF


Total Paseo Open Space 13,758 SF


*Up to 50 SF of private open space can count towardsmeeting Open Space Requirement*

B3 Tree Requirement
















Total Common Planted 1,197 SF (35 %)


B2 Tree Requirement







UNIT TYPE UNIT MIX% UNIT COUNT O.S./ UNIT REQ O.S.One Bedroom 20% 38 100 3,800Two Bedroom 60% 114 125 14,250 SFThree Bedroom 20% 38 175 6,650 SFTOTAL 190 UNITS 24,700 SF

UNIT TYPE UNIT MIX% UNIT COUNT O.S./ UNIT REQ O.S.Studio 40% 28 100 2,800 SFOne Bedroom 20% 14 100 1,400 SFTwo Bedroom 40% 28 125 3,500 SF

70 UNITS 7,700 SF




Total Interior Amenity Space 4000 SF

Total Private Open Space Required 4936 SF



B1 B3 D1

B2 B4





B1 Tree Requirement







B3UNIT TYPE UNIT MIX% UNIT COUNT O.S./ UNIT REQ O.S.

Studio 40% 196 100 19,600 SFOne Bedroom 20% 97 100 9,700 SFTwo Bedroom 40% 196 125 24,500 SF

489 UNITS 53,800 SF

UNIT TYPE UNIT MIX% UNIT COUNT O.S./ UNIT REQ O.S.

Studio 40% 49 100 4,900 SFOne Bedroom 20% 25 100 2,500 SFTwo Bedroom 40% 49 125 6,125 SF

123 13,525 SF

UNIT TYPE UNIT MIX% UNIT COUNT O.S./ UNIT REQ O.S.

Studio 64% 50 100 5,000SFOne Bedroom 13% 10 100 1,000 SFTwo Bedroom 23% 18 125 2,250 SF

78 UNITS 8,250 SF





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OPEN SPACE

ATTACHMENT C

POOL INFORMATION - KEY

20'-0"

B3 ROOF POOL4' DEPTH720 SF2880 CUBIC FT

40'-0"

12'-6"

40'-0"

35'-6"

25'-0"

10'-0

"

B3

B1 ROOF DECK POOL4' DEPTH497 SF1988 CUBIC FT

63'-0

"

D1 AMENITY DECK POOL4' DEPTH640 SF2560 CUBIC FT

18'-0

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25'-0"

25'-0

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24'-6

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B3 AMENITY DECK POOL 14' DEPTH1117 SF4468 CUBIC FT

B3 AMENITY DECK POOL 24' DEPTH772 SF3088 CUBIC FT

25'-0

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B1 AMENITY DECK POOL4' DEPTH1,424 SF5696 CUBIC FT

60'-0"

16'-0

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13'-9

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38'-7

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20'-0"

10'-0

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60'-0"

D1

35'-0

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120'-0"

30'-0

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LAP POOL4' DEPTH600 SF2,400 CUBIC FT

FAMILY POOL5' DEPTH750 SF3,750 CUBIC FT

7

1

MAIN POOL5' DEPTH4,200 SF21,000 CUBIC FT

10

6

8

9 11

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ROOF DECK POOL4' DEPTH600 SF2,400 CUBIC FT

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ATTACHMENT D

POOL INFORMATION - PODIUM LEVEL

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ATTACHMENT D

POOL INFORMATION - ROOF LEVEL

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ATTACHMENT D

CROSSROADS HOLLYWOODREFERENCE EVAPOTRANSPIRATION = 50.15/3/2016

RESIDENTIAL*

HYDROZONE#/PLANTING DESCRIPTION

PLANT FACTOR(PF)

IRRIGATION METHOD

IRRIFGATION EFFICIENCY ETAF

LANDSCAPE AREA ETAF X AREA

ESTIMATED TOTAL WATER USAGE (ETWU)

REGULAR LANDSCAPE AREAS

TREES 0.5 DRIP 0.81 0.55 112 61.60 1,913.42LOW WATER USE SHRUBS 0.2 DRIP 0.81 0.55 20,562 11,309.10 351,283.26MEDIUM WATER USE SHRUBS 0.5 DRIP 0.81 0.55 5,140 2,827.00 87,812.27

MAWA 441,008.96

(ANNUAL GALLONS ALLOWED)

NON‐RESIDENTIAL*HYDROZONE#/PLANTING DESCRIPTION

PLANT FACTOR(PF)

IRRIGATION METHOD

IRRIFGATION EFFICIENCY ETAF

LANDSCAPE AREA ETAF X AREA

ESTIMATED TOTAL WATER USAGE (ETWU)

REGULAR LANDSCAPE AREAS

TREES 0.5 DRIP 0.81 0.45 356 160.2 4,976.13LOW WATER USE SHRUBS 0.2 DRIP 0.81 0.45 4269.6 1921.32 59,680.04MEDIUM WATER USE SHRUBS 0.5 DRIP 0.81 0.45 1067.4 480.33 14,920.01

MAWA 79,576.18

(ANNUAL GALLONS ALLOWED)

*based on Water Efficient Landscape Worksheet ‐ Appendix B in Chapter 2.7 of Water Efficient Landscape Ordinance

ATTACHMENT E

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