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2064 Buckingham Place<br />

Page 2 <strong>of</strong> 7<br />

CONTEXT<br />

GENERAL PLAN: Land Use Element: Low Density Residential. The project complies with the<br />

Land Use Element <strong>of</strong> the General Plan. The property is located in a low-density residential area<br />

and is surrounded by local streets and similar single-family homes.<br />

ZONE: R1 R (Restricted Residential) Zone, Floor Area Ratio District Ill<br />

ENVIRONMENTAL CONSTRAINTS: None<br />

The existing 1-story residence was built in 1963 in a simple Ranch style with a shed ro<strong>of</strong> entry<br />

added at a later date. The Historic Preservation Planner has reviewed the proposal and has<br />

determined that the existing home is not eligible for any historic register, and is not a historic<br />

resource under CEQA.<br />

NEIGHBORING ZONES AND USES:<br />

Zoning<br />

Existing Uses<br />

North R1 R-Ill $ingle Family Dwelling<br />

South R1R-III Single Family Dwelling<br />

East R1R-III Single Family Dwelling<br />

West R1R-III Single Family Dwelling<br />

Project Site R1R-III Single Family Dwelling<br />

COMPREHENSIVE DESIGN GUIDELINES:<br />

The subject property is located in the Chevy Chase neighborhood <strong>of</strong> <strong>Glendale</strong>. According to the<br />

<strong>City</strong>'s Comprehensive Design Guidelines, site planning should address the opportunities and<br />

constraints <strong>of</strong> the site, including existing site features such as mature trees, topography, and<br />

drainage patterns. Components <strong>of</strong> site development extend beyond building placement and<br />

configuration, and include consideration <strong>of</strong> topography, surrounding uses, retaining walls,<br />

landscape design, hardscape considerations, and parking. New projects should fit well with<br />

surrounding building fabric. While new proposals need not copy existing development, mass and<br />

scale should respect adjacent building context. Detailing and choice <strong>of</strong> materials should reinforce<br />

the overall project design. Architectural design elements, details and materials should be<br />

consistent throughout a project, recognizing that a building is 3-dimensional and must be well<br />

designed on all sides.<br />

COMPARISON OF NEIGHBORHOOD AND PROPOSAL:<br />

Average <strong>of</strong> Properties Range <strong>of</strong> Properties within<br />

Subject Property<br />

within 300 linear feet <strong>of</strong> 300 linear feet <strong>of</strong> subject<br />

Proposal<br />

subject property<br />

property<br />

Lot size 15,270 sq.ft. 7,040 sq. ft. to 30,490 sq.ft. 30,400 sq.ft.<br />

Setback 50 ft. 15 ft. to 130 ft 73ft<br />

House size 2,110 sq.ft. 1,624 sq. ft. to 2,358 sq.ft. 3,383 sq.ft.<br />

Floor Area 0.18 0.07 to 0.33 0.11<br />

Ratio<br />

Number <strong>of</strong> 7 1-story, 10 2 -story 1- and 2-story 2<br />

stories

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