Item 8.b. PDC17-051 From: Ana Lopez [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, March 17, 2021 9:40 AM To: PlanningSupportStaff
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I really hope any future plans incorporate flea market vendors.
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Item 8.b. PDC17-051 From: Franchesca Flores
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Hello Charla Gomez,
My name is Franchesca Flores, I am a San Jose Native, who has been around longer than Google and all these big tech companies that decided to take over the rich history of San Jose, CA. It has come to my attention that the Berryessa Flea Market established in 1960, is being taken over by new development and gentrification. The Berryessa Flea Market has been a place where families of all backgrounds come to spend time with their families, shop, and support small local businesses of San Jose, which has been a tradition for many years.
How do you feel about this? How do you feel knowing you will be taking this away from a community you vouched to stick up for? How does it feel to take away a San Jose tradition in exchange for luxury apartments and plazas? Don't we already have enough of those? They're classist and boring!
I am a scholar from two renowned colleges, and my end goal is to come back to San Jose to preserve San Jose's rich history and protect it against developers and planners like you and your team.
If you care about San Jose, its community, and history, you too would fight with the community to preserve the Berryessa Flea Market, a tradition since 1960.
I look forward to hearing back from you.
Best,
Franchesca Flores
Item 8.b. PDC17-051 From: Kat
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Hello Ms. Gomez,
I am reaching out regarding the recently publicized decision to transform the San Jose Flea Market into apartments and a new strip mall by the new Berryessa Bart station.
The San Jose Flea market has been a place of connection that immigrants and people of color who occupy surrounding areas hold close. It has given many opportunities for undocumented families to run their businesses, provide for their families (and the overall economy), as well as embracing cultural values and goods.
Your project is taking jobs away from so many families who are already struggling, the only people benefiting are those who are already well off. Nobody needs this development to happen. In fact, hundreds are needing it to NOT happen.
Please reconsider. There has been so much gentrification of San Jose that the community is being stripped of its history and diversity, and innocent civilians are paying the price.
Katerina Bajaj
Item 8.b. PDC17-051 From: Audrey Nguyen
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Hi Charla Gomez!
I understand that you are the specific project manager of the development happening where the Berryessa flea market is. Although "urban villages" seems like a good idea for fostering new communities, it is aiding in gentrification. This blatant disregard for the community we already have here is astounding. Many people rely on this market to make their living, and trading it for "luxury apartments" will both take away their source of income as well as raise rates of homelessness. In addition to this, many people in the community greatly enjoy and hold close memories of the Berryessa flea market. To take this away would be an immense mistake, for both enjoyers and vendors. Please consider the community.
Stay safe,
Audrey Nguyen
Item 8.b. PDC17-051 From: Alicia Prieto
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My grandparents sold at this flea market!! I don’t believe you people have the right to go and develop more fucken apartments. Leave the flea market alone. It’s one of the best attractions we have in San Jose. I still go there and if you take away these peoples only choice of income you will be displacing and even making more people homeless. We don’t want or need more apartment complexes what we need is people to thrive and be able to make there own incomes. There’s lots of land still and even tho you greedy people don’t give our people a chance to live even after taking our land you still wanna destroy us. We are here to stay and nothing not even history can change that.
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Item 8.b. PDC17-051 From: Bridgett L-C
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Hello my name is Bridgett, You do not know me but I was born in Alexandria brothers here in San Jose when it was here. I have grown up in our Mexican community and have seen gentrification rip away our safe places and culture just to make room for all the rich and primarily white folk who already had spaces here. I would invite friends downtown and my white friends were all too scared but now they’re partying in the exact same downtown they were too racist to go to as children. La Pulga has been around long before I was born, my mother actually received her first job in the Flea market when she first came to America. When I was three I was there with my single mother selling my toys to be able to afford rent. When I was 15 I got my first job there. The flea market has historically meant so much to the Mexican and Asian community. This is where immigrants get their first job, where they learn English for the first time, this is where families trying to get by have been stationed at for years sometimes even decades. Thousands will be impacted by the destruction of La Pulga.
The “luxury” homes you will build will contribute nothing to the communities here in San Jose. People who live here can already not afford those same-template, “luxury” building already here. You will end up taking a whole communities livelihood and homes just to make space for rich people who will not even want to by these houses since the fun communities have moved away again. You’re destroying history in order to make room for people who will go after those communities you’ve moved again once we’ve finally settled again. You’re housing will destroy more than you will build. La raza no se muere, aqui vamos estar.
Sincerely, One of the people who you are taking their culture from Item 8.b. PDC17-051
From: Richa Nanavati
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Hello,
I'm a resident of San Jose and just learned about the Berryessa Urban Village and associated rezoning project that would impact the Flea Market existing on the site. I am an early-career environmental planner by profession, but I am messaging you today as a life-long resident of San Jose and a concerned and saddened community member.
As I understand it, the EIR claimed there would be a "less than significant" effect of "physically dividing" an established community. As a consultant, I can wrap my head around the bare bones justification offered for this conclusion, however, as a resident and community member, it reads like a half-truth and bad-faith dismissal of the extremely disruptive impacts of the project to the existing social and economic fabric of the community who lives and works in the Plan area, and to those who rely on the flea market
CEQA wise, perhaps you are in the clear. However, it is clearly inaccurate and disingenuous to claim or give the impression that the rollout of this project would not result in any forms of displacement, or would not disrupt families and vendors that utilize the Flea Market. Has the city done anything to study the economic and social impacts of relocating or closing down the flea market? How will residents and vendors depending on the existing commercial activities continue to get their needs met? Drive to another location? Who will this development harm? Who is it benefitting at the expense of others? Has the City attempted to answer these questions and disclose the impacts?
The EIR addendum for the project claims the Urban Village plan would create a "vibrant urban character," but that ignores the fact that one already exists. The "vibrant urban character" that exists on the site is one that has been established over time by minority communities, and doesn't make loads of revenue for the landowners and the City, which is why I guess it is so easily dismissed. CEQA has not been used as a tool to explore these social and economic questions- fine. Has any economic study been done? If there is one, it is not sufficiently accessible because I have been unable to find it.
City planners and developers should consider the gentrification impacts that would result from the implementation of the Urban Village project and displacement of the flea market activities that have occurred on the site for years. The flea markets in San Jose are beloved by long term residents of all income levels, they provide low-cost services, goods, and enjoyment to many.
I hope that the planning department, city council, and other relevant city staff will make the decision that protects existing local community members (many of which are minorities, and underserved, I might add), not for the benefit of its own coffers or for the benefit of wealthier/upper middle class landowners and tech workers. I urge you to reconsider moving forward with activities that would endanger or relocate the operations of the Berryessa Flea Market.
Sincerely,
Richa
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Item 8.b. PDC17-051
From: vanessa bontrager
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Hello Charla,
My name is Vanessa Bontrager, I was born and raised here in San Jose. I have been going to the flea market for as long as I can remember. It’s a place where my culture thrives. I do not personally buy things from the flea market on a regular basis, however, MANY of my family members who struggle for money purchase from the flea market in order to save money. This is the only way some people are able to live. Additionally, there are HUNDREDS of vendors that make a living from selling at the flea market, this is how they house and feed their families. How are they supposed to do this without the flea market. Housing is already expensive enough as it is, we do not need more housing. The continual construction of expensive housing is moving many people further and further away from San Jose, a place where many are proud of being from. Pushing these people out simply because they don’t make a lot of money is classist and it is a real issue. The news of the flea market being gone is detrimental to so many lives here in San Jose and around the Bay Area; by choosing housing over the flea market you are implying that people who can afford to spend more are of greater value than those who cannot. This act is inhumane and I hope that you see the harm that you are causing. I pray that you see this pain you are causing and do something about it.
Best,
Vanessa Bontrager
Item 8.b. PDC17-051 From: Hil Romero
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Dear Charla Gomez,
First off, I hope you are doing well and staying safe during these times. I wanted to reach out to you in order to express my concerns and disapproval for the rezoning project happening at the Flea Market. The San Jose Flea Market is a place that I grew up visiting often and it is a place that I hold many memories at. Learning that this land will be repurposed for a different matter breaks my heart, not only because it will be gone forever, but because it will displace the jobs of many marginalized people. It is appalling that San Jose had decided to kick out the minority groups that work there and replace them with housing and shops for those who can afford it. It is almost like a slap in the face to those people that work at the Flea Market because they are getting their jobs taken away and they are not being offered a solution. There are thousands of other people who share the same feelings as I do and I encourage you to take our feelings into consideration. I have seen the EastSide of San Jose change so much and taking away the Flea Market only perpetuates the gentrification that is going on. Pretty soon all of the culture that resides within San Jose will be gone and even its people. I urge you to rethink the planned rezoning project and get the opinions of community members before such a big change occurs. If there is nothing else that can be done please think about the displaced workers and vulnerable groups of people that depend on the Flea Market as their sole income. Thank you for taking the time to read my concern and I hope to speak with you in the future.
Best Regards,
Hilario Romero Mora
Item 8.b. PDC17-051 From: Trish
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Dear Planning Commission & Planning Staff,
I want the best possible development projects built in our community. That's why I want to urge you to increase building heights, allow more homes, and recreate the Berryessa Flea Market through the Berryessa BART Urban Village Plan.
I'm excited to see the Berryessa Flea Market developed into a transit-oriented community with a mix of jobs & homes. The 61.5-acre portion of the Flea Market site being rezoned is one of the most consequential development sites in Silicon Valley & could be home to even more residents.
With only 3,450 residential units allowed on the Flea Market site and 6,516 in the whole Berryessa Urban Village, the density allowed is not nearly high enough for a neighborhood around a major transit hub. Building heights need to be raised. So raise the heights throughout the plan. Let's make it as easy as possible to build the most number of homes.
The Flea Market has been a significant part of San Jose’s culture for 60 years & continues to be a key source of economic growth, especially for many of the Latina/o merchants there. The developer should find a way to preserve/recreate aspects of the Flea Market using a more compact, urban design. I'd like to see a portion of the development recapture the characteristics, businesses, customers, affordability of goods, & culture of the current Flea Market.
This is our last chance to build the kind of vibrant, walkable, & equitable community at the Berryessa Flea Market - to build something our community can be proud of for the next 60 years.
In the final plan, will you please raise the building heights, increase the density, & ensure the Flea Market is included?
Thank you for considering my perspective.
Sincerely,
Sent from my iPhone Item 8.b. PDC17-051 From: Ruth Rodriguez
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The closing of the Berryessa Flea Market will have a devastating impact on so many people. From the immigrant owned businesses to the high school workers who are helping to support their families, the economic loss is going to be catastrophic in our community. The need for housing is important, but just as important is the need for our families to be able to earn a respectable living. The City needs to commit in a meaningful way to providing viable options to the business owners and employees who will be harmed by the closing of the flea market. I not only work here but many other families that are less economically stable than my family. I am a high school student maintaining her grades keeping a 3.91 gpa, part of several clubs, part of several programs, church 4 times a week and I am still working to provide for my family. You take away our landmark you hurt your people and the needs of your people so please bring this up in your next meeting! Don’t be silenced! Many of us rely to work here to just get by. I know your work is hard but please this is important to not only immigrants but also the Hispanic/Latino culture the Pacific Islanders and all the people who come to the flea market! We need this and don’t let technological advancements stop you from doing what is right! Technology is only going to raise our carbon footprint, cost of living, and raise light pollution issues here in the city of San José! Do your part for us! If not you, why call yourself a leader for the people! You are for the people, by the people, with your people! Don’t ruin our culture just for a change for TECHNOLOGY! You will be responsible for what your people will lose and suffer! So make sure you solve this! Our flea market is a piece of us not your city to design a part of our people. Your take away a part of your people you ruin your good name of a politician! So do your part! We need THIS! NOW not later when it’s too late! Don’t take away our life, liberty and pursuit of happiness this is a staple and by you taking it away will only harm your image and harm your people. So act like you care
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Item 8.b. PDC17-051 From: Erik Schoennauer
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Dear Planning Commissioners:
Please see attached letters from the Bay Area Council and Safeway supporting the proposed increased job space and increased housing densities in the Berryessa Transit Village project and the Urban Village Plan.
Next month, Safeway will open the new store in the Berryessa Transit Village, creating 175 new union jobs. The Store needs the customers that will come from the planned new housing units and the new offices to make the store successful. They have invested in this neighborhood based upon the City Council's approval of the Berryessa Transit Village project beginning in 2003 and 2007.
The Bay Area Council supports smart growth in the Bay Area region that supports job growth, housing production, and increased transit ridership. The Berryessa Transit Village checks all the boxes - increased job intensity and increased housing density all within easy walking distance of the new Berryessa BART Station.
The taxpayers are spending $9.2 billion to construct the BART extension to Downtown San Jose. To be successful, it is critical to build intense job development and dense housing to support ridership on the BART extension.
Thank you for your consideration.
ERIK
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San Jose, CA 95110
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(408) 947-1234 fax (call voice line first)
Natalie Mattei [email protected]
November 30, 2020
Via Electronic Mail City of San Jose Department of Planning, Building, & Code Enforcement Attn: Cassandra van der Zweep 200 E. Santa Clara Street, T-3 San Jose, CA. 95113 [email protected]
RE: FILE NO.: PDC17-051 DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT SAN JOSE FLEA MARKET PLANNED DEVELOPMENT REZONING PROJECT
Dear Ms. Van der Zweep:
I write on behalf of Safeway Inc. which operates thirteen (13) grocery stores in the City of San Jose and is proudly under construction with its fourteenth location (“Safeway #2776”) at Market Park Shopping Center (“Shopping Center”) immediately north of the San Jose Flea Market Planned Development Rezoning Project (“Project”). This letter is submitted as public comment in connection with the Draft Environmental Impact Report (“DEIR”) for the Project.
As background, Safeway has followed the redevelopment of the San Jose Flea Market for over thirteen (13) years. I have personally been involved since Day 1, negotiating Safeway’s leases with the Shopping Center developer and working with Safeway’s design and construction teams in a project manager role. Safeway has watched this amazing Transit-Oriented Development (“TOD”) take shape, including the much-anticipated opening of the Berryessa BART station earlier this year, and is excited to open Safeway #2776 to the public in early Spring 2021.
A critical component of supporting a grocery store and shopping center at this location is the proposed housing and employment mix shown on the Conceptual Site Plan of the DEIR (Figure 2.2-4). The Project is designed with solid urban planning fundamentals in mind. The residential units will provide much-needed housing for Safeway customers and employees, and the commercial office opportunities will provide new jobs in the heart of Silicon Valley, all surrounded by beautifully designed open space and adjacency to transit. The Project’s development team (“Developer”), which is also the developer of the Shopping Center, is comprised of highly seasoned professionals with extensive experience in the City of San Jose. I have worked with many of Developer’s consultants before, on a variety of projects, and find them to be top tier in their technical fields.
Developer has methodically designed the Project, Shopping Center, and surrounding elements in a synergistic and Class A fashion. Safeway’s goal of providing a state-of-the-art, omni-channel retail experience at the Shopping Center aligns with Developer’s objectives for the Project as outlined in Section 2.3 of the DEIR:
ALBERTSONS’ COMPANIES / 11555 Dublin Canyon Rd. / Pleasanton, CA 94588
December 10, 2020
San Jose City Council 200 E. Santa Clara St. San Jose, CA 95113
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RE: Conceptual Support – Market Park at the Barryessa BART station
Dear Mayor Liccardo and Members of the City Council,
The Bay Area Council is a public policy advocacy working to support civic and business leaders in solving our region’s most challenging issues. This letter is written in support of concept for the Market Park project in San Jose for its potential to create thousands of housing units near transit.
California is experiencing an unprecedented housing crisis that will worsen without significant intervention. The California Department of Housing and Community Development estimates that the state must build 180,000 new units of housing annually by 2025 to meet projected population growth - over 100,000 more units than we are currently creating. This shortage will disproportionately impact low-income communities and communities of color. To combat this, every county and city must do its part to produce more housing units to keep up with the growing population.
The Market Park project proposes to create 3,450 new housing units in San Jose, including 500-600 affordable housing units. While we recognize this project is in a relatively conceptual stage, we support the creation of new housing and believe it’s critically important to construct housing at transit hubs and adjacent to job centers – reducing sprawl and getting people out of cars and onto transit. This is an infill site within the City of San Jose and fully surrounded on all sides by developed cityscape. A majority of the land area of the existing Flea Market is surface parking lot. This is exactly the type of site that should be utilized for housing development. A transit village would be a significantly better and more intense use than the existing condition.
This site is an excellent candidate for dense, mixed-use development directly adjacent to transit to grow the supply of housing and reduce dependence on cars. We look forward to reviewing details of the project when it is further resolved, and encourage you to support transit-oriented development of this nature.
Sincerely,
Matt Regan Senior Vice President Bay Area Council
Department of Planning, Building, and Code Enforcement November 30, 2020 Page 2
1. Construct residential development with connections to public transit, open space and creeks, and existing neighborhoods; 2. Utilize the area adjacent to the Berryessa BART Station for Transit Oriented Development; 3. Provide accessibility to alternative forms of transportation including public transit, walking, and cycling; 4. Enhance pedestrian-oriented design and urban design by providing residential uses proximate to commercial development; 5. Achieve sustainability policies, goals, and standards of the Berryessa BART Urban Village Plan; 6. Enhance, protect, and preserve habitat along Upper Penitencia and Coyote Creeks; and 7. Increase access to local and regional trail systems.
The drafters of the DEIR have taken a thorough and conservative approach in their assumptions and provided substantial evidence that the DEIR is in accordance with the California Environmental Quality Act (“CEQA”). I have reviewed Appendix H – Transportation Analysis in detail to ensure the pedestrian, bicycle, and vehicular connections to the Shopping Center are well designed and in compliance with Safeway’s expectations of a Class A shopping center. Safeway has a vested interest in persons easily and safely accessing the Project, Shopping Center, and surrounding neighborhoods. Appendix H is in accordance with Safeway’s expectations of a well- studied, well-designed multi-modal transportation network at the Shopping Center and Project.
In closing, Safeway commends City staff and the stakeholders that have worked diligently on this TOD. Safeway supports the Project and recommends approval of the DEIR. Please do not hesitate to contact me at [email protected] with any questions. Thank you for your consideration of Safeway’s feedback.
Sincerely,
Natalie Mattei Senior Real Estate Manager
ALBERTSONS’ COMPANIES / 11555 Dublin Canyon Rd. / Pleasanton, CA 94588
Item 8.b. PDC17-051 From: Frank Geefay
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Dear Planning Commission & Planning Staff, I want the best possible development projects built in our community. That's why I want to urge you to increase building heights, allow more homes, and recreate the Berryessa Flea Market through the Berryessa BART Urban Village Plan. I'm excited to see the Berryessa Flea Market developed into a transit-oriented community with a mix of jobs & homes. The 61.5-acre portion of the Flea Market site being rezoned is one of the most consequential development sites in Silicon Valley & could be home to even more residents. With only 3,450 residential units allowed on the Flea Market site and 6,516 in the whole Berryessa Urban Village, the density allowed is not nearly high enough for a neighborhood around a major transit hub. Building heights need to be raised. So raise the heights throughout the plan. Let's make it as easy as possible to build the most number of homes. The Flea Market has been a significant part of San Jose’s culture for 60 years & continues to be a key source of economic growth, especially for many of the Latina/o merchants there. The developer should find a way to preserve/recreate aspects of the Flea Market using a more compact, urban design. I'd like to see a portion of the development recapture the characteristics, businesses, customers, affordability of goods, & culture of the current Flea Market. This is our last chance to build the kind of vibrant, walkable, & equitable community at the Berryessa Flea Market - to build something our community can be proud of for the next 60 years. In the final plan, will you please raise the building heights, increase the density, & ensure the Flea Market is included? Thank you for considering my perspective. Sincerely,
Item 8.b. PDC17-051 From: Canales-Mora, Elizabeth Sent: Monday, March 15, 2021 2:42 PM To: Planning Commission 5
Hi Commissioner Lardinois,
I reached out to Project Manager Charla Gomez to let her know you were inquiring about PDC17-051. Please see her response to your questions below:
Please see below the responses for the Commissioner:
1. My understanding of this notification is that the EIR for this project will be agendized for the 3/24 meeting. Will the project itself come to us at a later meeting, and if so, do you know when?
No, the project itself, a Planned Development (PD) rezoning under application PDC 17-051 will be brought to Planning Commission together with the project's EIR prepared for such rezoning, at the same PC hearing of 3/24.
2. The Berryessa Flea Market Vendors Association reached out to me and, among other things, mentioned that circa 2007 the vendors, the property owner, and the city established an agreement that would require a one-year advance notification if the market were to close. Does the city have records of that agreement?
The City reached out to the project's applicant to confirm whether or not there is a formal agreement between the City, the property owner, and the vendors. The applicant has confirmed that such formal agreement does not exist. The applicant states that the Flea Market ownership (for 15 years) has made the public commitment to the vendors and to the City Council that ownership will provide at least one year advance notice to the vendors if The Flea Market is going to close or relocate. The applicant states that such commitment stands today. The applicant also states that they have communicated with the vendors continuously regarding this commitment as they meet with them. The applicant states that there is no timeline for future development currently, therefore, the one-year notification has not occurred yet. The applicant states that the Flea Market ownership is working hard to keep the market successful through 2021 and beyond.
Please let me know if you have any questions.
Thank you,
Elizabeth Canales
Senior Office Specialist
City of San José | Planning Division
200 E. Santa Clara St, T3| San José, CA 95113 [email protected]
From: Planning Commission 5 Sent: Friday, March 12, 2021 6:14 PM To: Canales-Mora, Elizabeth
Hi Elizabeth,
I have two questions about this project:
1. My understanding of this notification is that the EIR for this project will be agendized for the 3/24 meeting. Will the project itself come to us at a later meeting, and if so, do you know when? 2. The Berryessa Flea Market Vendors Association reached out to me and, among other things, mentioned that circa 2007 the vendors, the property owner, and the city established an agreement that would require a one-year advance notification if the market were to close. Does the city have records of that agreement?
Thank you,
Justin Lardinois
From: Keyon, David
To whom it may concern:
The First Amendment to the Draft EIR for the San Jose Flea Market Southside Rezoning (File no. PDC17- 051), including responses to public comments and text edits to the EIR, is now posted to the City's Active EIRs website. The First Amendment and Draft EIR can be found at: https://www.sanjoseca.gov/your- government/departments-offices/planning-building-code-enforcement/planning- division/environmental-planning/environmental-review/active-eirs/the-san-jose-flea-market-southside- rezoning
The San Jose Flea Market Planned Development Rezoning Project (EIR) | City of San Jose - San Jose, California
pdc17-051. The overall 120-acre Flea Market property has a San Jose General Plan land use designation of Urban Village (UV) and a Planned Development (PD) zoning (PDC09-006) allowing a total of 2,818 dwelling units and 365,622 square feet of commercial uses.
www.sanjoseca.gov
The project is scheduled to be heard at the following public hearings:
Planning Commission Hearing
Wednesday, March 24, 2021, 6:30 p.m.
Agenda and Teleconference Link: https://www.sanjoseca.gov/your-government/departments- offices/planning-building-code-enforcement/planning-division/commissions-and-hearings/planning- commission/agendas-minutes-2021
City Council Hearing
Tuesday, April 27, 2021, 1:30 p.m. (item likely to be heard toward end of agenda but please monitor as City Council may decide to take items out of order) Agenda and Teleconference Link: https://sanjose.legistar.com/DepartmentDetail.aspx?ID=21676&GUID=ACCCCFF5-F14A-4E1A- 8540-9065F45A8A90
For questions and comments on the project, please contact:
Planning Project Manager
Charla Gomez, Supervising Planner [email protected]
Environmental Project Manager
David Keyon, Principal Planner [email protected]
Thank you,
David Keyon Principal Planner, Environmental Review City of San Jose (408) 535-7898 [email protected]
Item 8.b. PDC17-051 From: Olivia Cohen
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Dear Planning Commission & Planning Staff,
I understand the need for dense development, but San José is shooting itself in the foot with this plan. The flea market is one of the coolest, most historic and culturally significant sites in the city. Replacing it with just another box of housing is beyond irresponsible to the legacy of the Pulga.
It also continues San Jose’s undeniable legacy of racist planning practices, which are demonstrably not okay in 2021 and beyond. Please consider a way to preserve the flea market and the vendors who breathe life into that space.
For a city that claims it wants to be progressive and embrace mixed use, this plan is pure hypocrisy.
Sincerely,
Olivia
Item 8.b. PDC17-051 From: Roberto Gonzalez
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Hi Justin
As discussed attached is the MOU from the Berkeley Flea Market.
Was there another doc that I had promised to send you?
I'm completely blanking on that so sorry.
Roberto Gonzalez
Page 1 of 33 CONSENT CALENDAR December 10, 2019
TO: Honorable Members of the City Council
FROM: Mayor Arreguín, Councilmember Bartlett, and Councilmember Kesarwani
SUBJECT: Approval of a Memorandum of Understanding between the City of Berkeley and BART on Implementation of State Law AB 2923 at the Ashby and North Berkeley BART Stations and Establishment of a Community Advisory Group
RECOMMENDATION (1) Approve a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the City of Berkeley and the Bay Area Rapid Transit District (BART) to establish a process for cooperatively pursuing the implementation of Assembly Bill 2923 (AB 2923, Stats. 2018, Chp. 1000) at the Ashby and North Berkeley BART Stations. This action is pursuant to unanimous City Council direction on May 9, 2019, to direct the City Manager to “engage with BART to develop an MOU that outlines the project planning process including feasibility analysis, project goals, and roles and responsibilities; and direct that the MOU return to Council for adoption.”
(2) Establish a Community Advisory Group (CAG) for the purposes of providing input: ● To the City Planning Commission as it considers zoning standards that will be consistent with the City’s obligations under AB 2923 for the Ashby and North Berkeley BART station areas; and ● To the City and BART as the parties establish a joint vision and priorities document that will be incorporated in eventual Requests for Proposal/Requests for Qualifications for potential developers of the BART Properties.
SUMMARY STATEMENT On May 9, 2019, the City Council unanimously voted to engage with BART on an MOU to collaborate on development at the North Berkeley BART Station and refer to the Planning Commission to study development of zoning for the site.1 At the same time, the Adeline Corridor Plan public process has identified interest in the development of homes at the Ashby BART Station.2 The City and BART both acknowledge that the region faces a shortage of affordable homes and a climate crisis that requires a significant reduction in vehicle miles traveled, and both entities have adopted policies that prioritize creating affordable homes and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Publicly-owned land at the Ashby and North Berkeley Stations provides a rare
1 May 9, 2019, Special Meeting Annotated Agenda [PDF] 2 Adeline Corridor Plan website [cityofberkeley.info]
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opportunity to meet the objectives of both the City and BART. Furthermore, state law AB 2923 requires the City of Berkeley to zone the Ashby and North Berkeley Stations in accordance with BART transit-oriented development (TOD) standards no later than July 1, 2022.3 A significant benefit of the proposed collaboration with BART is the opportunity to identify and make infrastructure improvements in order to enhance station access for all Ashby and North Berkeley BART riders using all modes, including pedestrians, bicyclists, community members with access and functional needs, shared mobility users, and patrons using public and private transportation.
Therefore, the attached MOU establishes a process to: 1. Identify a shared vision and priorities for development for BART and the City, and set forth steps needed to pursue this vision and priorities; 2. Clarify the processes that BART and/or the City will pursue to address the activities and timelines; and 3. Provide greater clarity for all parties, including BART, the City, and members of the public, on the currently-planned steps, timelines, and the Parties’ roles and responsibilities needed in seeking to commence construction of TOD on BART-owned property at both the Ashby and North Berkeley BART Stations.
The MOU specifies roles and responsibilities of the City and BART and does not specify in great detail financial arrangements, environmental review, and other relevant considerations to be addressed at a future time.
Given the importance placed on community input in the Adeline Corridor Specific Plan, Policy 3.7 (3-22),4 and the North Berkeley BART Development Goals and Objectives,5 a Community Advisory Group (CAG) shall be formed for the purposes of advising the Planning Commission on zoning for the Ashby and North Berkeley Stations. While there may be distinct concepts and requirements for each station site, the CAG will advise the Planning Commission on zoning that conforms with AB 2923 with the assistance of an AB 2923 Guidance Document to be prepared by BART. The CAG will also provide input to the City and BART as the parties establish a joint vision and priorities document that will be incorporated into eventual Requests for Proposal/Requests for Qualifications for potential developers of the BART Properties.
BACKGROUND
Ashby BART Station
As described in the Draft Adeline Corridor Plan (2-22), “The Ashby BART subarea is comprised of two large parcels adjacent to the Ashby BART Station, as well as the public street right-of-way and station area between them. The two parcels are owned by BART, but the City retains an
3 Text of Assembly Bill 2923 [ca.gov] 4 Adeline Corridor Specific Plan, Public Review Draft, May 2019 [PDF] 5 A Community Visioning Process for the Ashby and North Berkeley BART Stations [jessearreguin.com]
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option to the ‘air rights’ over the parcel on the west side of Adeline. The parcel on the east side of Adeline is a 1.9-acre surface parking lot. The parcel on the west side is a 4.4-acre surface parking lot, the northern portion of which is used by the Berkeley Flea Market on weekends. Beyond the parking lots, this subarea consists of wide, busy streets, with high volumes of station-bound pedestrian, bicycle, and bus traffic. The streets are not as conducive to safe and comfortable pedestrian activity as they might be. There are grade changes and design features that limit the visibility and accessibility of station entrances.”
The collaborative community process identified a number of “big ideas” (2-16) that help achieve the five strategic goals of the Plan: Land Use and Community Character, Housing Affordability, Economic Opportunity, Transportation, and Public Space. One of the “big ideas” especially considers development at Ashby BART:
Redevelop the Ashby BART Station Area as a vibrant neighborhood center with high- density mixed-use development, structured parking (including some replacement parking for BART riders), ground floor commercial and civic uses, and new public space. The BART development should incorporate green construction and become a model for sustainable transit-oriented development. It should unify both sides of Adeline Street, and provide public space for community gatherings, special events, and civic celebrations.6
The CAG’s discussions should connect to the “big ideas” from the Adeline Corridor Plan, which include neighborhood priorities and amenities such as the Berkeley Flea Market, South Berkeley Farmers’ Market, Ed Roberts campus, and others in the context of requirements stipulated by AB 2923 TOD zoning standards.
North Berkeley BART Station
The North Berkeley BART Station sits on approximately 8.1 acres of land in residential Northwest Berkeley, bounded by Sacramento Street on the east, Virginia Street on the north, Acton Street on the west, and Delaware Street on the south (with the exception of additional side parking lots abutting the Ohlone Greenway).
The North Berkeley BART site is currently zoned U-Unclassified, meaning there is no zoning designation, and therefore zoning and development standards will have to be developed by the Planning Commission in consultation with the CAG.
After a series of public meetings, including a community visioning session in October 2018, the City Council gave direction on January 15, 2019, to the City’s Planning Department to develop conceptual land use scenarios for the North Berkeley BART site. On May 9, 2019, the City Council reviewed these scenarios, and unanimously voted to make a referral to the Planning Commission to study development of zoning for the site.
6 See Chapters 3, 4 and 7 of the Draft Adeline Corridor Plan for more on Ashby BART.
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The CAG’s discussions should connect to the North Berkeley BART Development Goals and Objectives, including the discussion of station access, affordability, livability, and environmental sustainability in the context of requirements stipulated by AB 2923 TOD zoning standards.
REVIEW OF EXISTING PLANS, PROGRAMS, POLICIES AND LAWS A number of City and regional plans and policies emphasize the value of creating affordable homes and transit-oriented development, enhancing infrastructure, reducing vehicle miles traveled, and improving safety for pedestrians and bicyclists, as briefly described below.
Berkeley General Plan7 Policies to increase residential and commercial density near transit are articulated in the Berkeley General Plan which include: ● Policy H-12 Transit-Oriented New Construction: Encourage construction of new medium and high-density housing on major transit corridors and in proximity to transit stations consistent with zoning, applicable area plan, design review guidelines and the Climate Action Plan. Actions include: ○ Consider adjusting zoning to allow for greater residential density and specified commercial uses along certain transit corridors and in proximity to the Downtown Berkeley, Ashby and North Berkeley BART Stations. ● Policy LU-23 Transit-Oriented Development: Encourage and maintain zoning that allows greater commercial and residential density and reduced residential parking requirements in areas with above-average transit-service. ● Policy LU-25 Affordable Housing Development: Encourage the development of affordable housing in the Downtown Plan area, the Southside Plan area, and other transit-oriented locations. ● Policy LU-32 Ashby BART Station: Encourage affordable housing or mixed use development including housing on the air rights above the Ashby BART Station lot west of Adeline Street. Actions include: ○ Consider a joint City/BART development plan to encourage and ensure appropriate development design, density and parking to accommodate the BART station and transit-oriented development. Development at Ashby BART should include multi-family, transit-oriented housing and ground-floor commercial space and if feasible, at least 50% of housing units should be affordable to low and very- low income households. ○ Consider revising the zoning for the site to reduce the on-site parking requirements for new housing above the BART station.
South Berkeley Area Plan8 The Plan recommends practical approaches to implementing goals and policies that ensure access to affordable rental housing and homeownership opportunities, preserve the diversity of
7 Berkeley General Plan, Housing & Berkeley General Plan, Land Use [PDF] 8 South Berkeley Area Plan [PDF]
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South Berkeley’s population, maintain and expand South Berkeley’s housing stock and improve transit and paratransit opportunities for South Berkeley residents.
South Shattuck Strategic Plan9 The Plan serves as a guide for future development in South Shattuck that offers action steps to improve traffic and encourage the use of alternative modes of mobility such as public transit, shuttles, bicycling and walking. Such action steps include incorporation of elements to encourage non-auto travel in the Public Improvements Plan and working with residents and merchants to define transit needs for South Shattuck.
Plan Bay Area 205010 Plan Bay Area 2050 is a comprehensive Bay Area planning effort to look at the intersection of transportation, housing and the environment. The Plan expands on Plan Bay Area 2040’s long- range plan which outlines Priority Developments Areas as a mechanism to maximize growth in transit-rich communities and reduce vehicle miles traveled and greenhouse gas emissions.
Berkeley Bicycle Plan11 The Plan speaks to policies and action steps to foster a bicycle-friendly city. Such steps include integrating bicycle network and facility needs into City projects, supporting a successful bike share system that promotes an alternative mode of travel to BART stations and designing a Bikeway Network that is accessible to people of all ages and abilities.
Vision 205012 The citizen-led effort will develop a framework for Berkeley’s 30-year Sustainable Infrastructure Plan to address the City’s growing population and ever-changing climate. Community information sessions informed additional research conducted by the Vision 2050 Task Force in identifying the need for infrastructure projects that improve equity and community and environmental resilience, emerging technologies in transportation and cost effective financing options for building and maintaining Berkeley’s infrastructure.
Berkeley Climate Action Plan13 The Berkeley Climate Action Plan outlines measures to ensure that the community continues to meet its greenhouse gas reduction target by increasing density along transit corridors through new development of affordable housing, retail services and employment centers. The Plan also promotes a resilience framework that highlights the steps the City has taken to advance neighborhood equity, adapt to the changing climate and establish community partnerships to further its climate commitments.
9 South Shattuck Strategic Plan [PDF] 10 Plan Bay Area 2050 [planbayarea.org] 11 Berkeley Bicycle Plan [cityofberkeley.info] 12 Vision 2050 [jessearreguin.com] 13 Berkeley Climate Action Plan [cityofberkeley.info]
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In addition, see Chapter 3 of the Draft Adeline Corridor Plan — “EXISTING PLANS, PROGRAMS AND REGULATIONS” (3-3).
OUTREACH OVERVIEW AND RESULTS Extensive information about community process and outreach can be found at: jessearreguin.com/bart cityofberkeley.info/council3/adeline rashikesarwani.com/issues/north-berkeley-bart
In addition, see Chapter 1 of the Draft Adeline Corridor Plan — “Table 1-2 Planning Process & Community Engagement” (1-10).
RATIONALE FOR RECOMMENDATION The Public Review Draft of the Adeline Corridor Specific Plan, Chapter 3.7 - Ashby BART, states:
Because of the importance of the BART site both to the success of the proposed housing strategy and to the overall character of the neighborhood, any development process should include a deliberate and extensive community decision making process ... which includes a Station Area Advisory Group or similar body comprised primarily of representatives of local stakeholder organizations. (3-24)
On May 9, 2019, the City Council unanimously adopted the North Berkeley BART Development Goals and Objectives, which states:
A Community Advisory Committee shall be created for the purposes of providing input to the City’s Planning Commission as it considers City and BART TOD zoning standards.
As directed by the full City Council, the MOU establishes a process for the City and BART to identify a shared vision and priorities, clarify activities and timelines, and identify roles and responsibilities. While the City has a process for zoning and entitlements, and BART has a process for development of its properties, this MOU identifies in broad terms how these processes will work together.
Approving the attached MOU is a critical next step in the overall station development process.
IMPLEMENTATION, ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT This item will establish a Community Advisory Group (CAG) comprised of an odd-number of members no greater than 15. Members of the CAG may be appointed from the following commissions: Commission on Disability; Housing Advisory Commission; Planning Commission; and the Transportation Commission. The commissions shall select a representative to serve on the CAG.
Representatives from the following stakeholder groups and communities will also be considered:
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● Berkeley Flea Market ● Bicycle and Pedestrian advocacy ● Neighborhood groups in the Adeline Corridor area ● Neighborhood groups in the North Berkeley area ● Faith-based communities ● At-large members
The CAG members will be appointed with an eye toward ensuring a diversity of views, perspectives, and experiences including: (1) representing all geographic areas of the city on which station area development would have an impact such as immediate as well as commuter neighborhoods, (2) reflecting a wide-range of relevant expertise in areas such as city planning, architecture, transit, and environmental sustainability, and (3) incorporating diverse life experiences. The representative from the Planning Commission shall serve as Chair of the CAG unless they defer and shall be responsible for creating and providing reports to the Planning Commission on the CAG’s discussions.
Members of the CAG shall be appointed no later than January 31, 2020, by a subcommittee of the City Council comprised of the Mayor and the City Councilmembers who represent the districts that include the Ashby and North Berkeley Stations. The subcommittee comprised of the Mayor and Councilmembers will undertake extensive public outreach to appoint CAG members that represent the diversity of backgrounds and perspectives of the community.
The charge of the CAG is to: (1) provide input to the Planning Commission on matters directly related to zoning of the Ashby and North Berkeley BART Stations in conformance with AB 2923 zoning standards; (2) bridge communication between the Planning Commission’s zoning process and other neighborhood groups and the community at large; and (3) provide input on a joint vision and priorities document to be developed by the City and BART.
The CAG’s work plan and schedule shall be dependent upon the Planning Commission’s schedule and will align with the Planning Commission’s timeline and workflow regarding development of zoning at the Ashby and North Berkeley Stations. It is anticipated that the CAG’s work will ultimately depend on the Planning Commission’s workflow and will include the following scope: two meetings on design, two meetings on economic feasibility, and two meetings to review preliminary zoning concepts.
Once the Planning Commission recommends zoning to the City Council, the CAG shall have completed its charge as it relates to zoning. It is anticipated that the CAG will be re-established to provide input to the City and BART as the two parties establish a joint vision and priorities document to be included in eventual Requests for Proposal/Requests for Qualifications for potential developers of the BART properties.
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ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY The current use of the Ashby and North Berkeley BART Station parking lots solely for vehicle parking is not the optimal environmental use of scarce, publicly-owned land. By creating homes on these sites, the City Council would further its goals to address the Climate Emergency and reduce greenhouse gas emissions from vehicle miles traveled. A reimagined use of these sites and reconfigured public spaces can allow for enhanced public and neighborhood amenities to flourish while improving bicycle and pedestrian facilities and providing safe routes to encourage alternate means of access to the BART stations.
FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS The MOU between the City of Berkeley and BART specifies that at least 35% of the housing units proposed to be constructed at the BART Properties would be deed-restricted to low, very low and/or extremely low-income affordable housing, as defined by the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development. The City recognizes that meeting this level of affordability will require significant local, state, and federal subsidy.
Complying with AB 2923 to zone the Ashby and North Berkeley Stations will require significant staff and consultant resources by the City’s Planning Department. The City is making efforts to seek outside sources of funding:
● On November 12, 2019, the City Council authorized the City Manager to submit an application for Senate Bill 2 Planning Grants Program (PGP) in the amount of $310,000.14 SB 2 provides funding and technical assistance to all local governments in California to help them prepare, adopt, and implement plans and process improvements that streamline housing approvals and accelerate housing production. Funding is non- competitive and based on population estimates published by the State’s Department of Finance. The City of Berkeley is classified as a “medium city” and is therefore eligible to apply for $310,000. Grants issued through the 2019 PGP can be used for updating local planning documents, updating zoning ordinances, conducting environmental analyses or for local improvements to expedite local planning and permitting. More specifically, planning activities funded through this program are to focus on preparation, adoption and implementation of plans and zoning regulations that streamline housing approvals and accelerate housing production. The City will use these funds for developing TOD zoning regulations on BART properties in Berkeley. Further, the Mayor’s Office has been supportive of additional grant applications by BART.15,16 ● On November 19, 2019, the City Council considered adoption of a resolution in support of nominating the North Berkeley Station as a Priority Development Area (PDA).17 It should be noted that this area refers to the parking lot itself, and street surfaces area that abut
14 Council Authorization to the City Manager to Submit Senate Bill 2 Planning Grants Program Application [PDF] 15 Mayor's Letter of Support for BART Sustainable Communities Grant [PDF] 16 Mayor’s Letter of Support for BART FTA TOD Grant [PDF] 17 Priority Development Area Nomination – North Berkeley BART Station [PDF]
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the station. If the Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) opts to designate the station as such, the City of Berkeley will become eligible to apply for and receive grant funding from MTC for activities related to the community engagement and advisory processes; to help develop the zoning and design guidelines; and to support infrastructure improvements related to the development of the North Berkeley Station. ● On November 12, 2019, the City Council referred $250,000 to the mid-year budget allocation process to initiate environmental review required as part of developing and adopting zoning for the Ashby and North Berkeley BART Stations that conforms with AB 2923.18
OUTCOMES AND EVALUATION This item represents the next steps in an iterative process responding to the City Council’s direction on May 9, 2019, as well as the Adeline Corridor Plan process. As such, the intended outcome is a successful Planning Commission zoning process in which extensive community input is received from people of diverse backgrounds and perspectives.
CONTACT Mayor Jesse Arreguín [email protected] | 510-981-7100
Councilmember Rashi Kesarwani, District 1 [email protected] | 510-981-7110
Councilmember Ben Bartlett, District 3 [email protected] | 510-981-7130
ATTACHMENTS
1. Memorandum of Understanding (“MOU”) by and between the San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District (“BART”) and the City of Berkeley (“City”) to cooperatively pursue transit oriented development (“TOD”) and the implementation of Assembly Bill 2923 (“AB 2923”) at the Ashby and North Berkeley BART Stations 2. Exhibit 1 - Policy 3.7 of the Draft Adeline Corridor Specific Plan 3. Exhibit 2 - North Berkeley BART Development Goals and Objectives 4. Exhibit 3 - BART TOD Policy 5. Exhibit 4 - BART Affordable Housing Policy 6. Exhibit 5 - BART Station Access Policy
18 Budget Referral: BART Station Environmental Planning [PDF]
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MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING
This Memorandum of Understanding (“MOU”) is entered into on this ___ day of ______, 2020, by and between the San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District (“BART”) and the City of Berkeley (“City”) to cooperatively pursue transit oriented development (“TOD”) and the implementation of Assembly Bill 2923 (“AB 2923”) at the Ashby and North Berkeley BART Stations.
RECITALS
A. BART and the City both acknowledge that the region faces a shortage of affordable homes and a climate crisis that requires a significant reduction in vehicle miles traveled; and
B. BART and the City have adopted District- and City-wide policies that prioritize creating affordable homes and reducing greenhouse gas emissions; and
C. Publicly-owned land at the Ashby and North Berkeley BART stations provides a rare opportunity to create more homes, including below-market-rate affordable homes, in a manner that reduces residents’ reliance on driving; and
D. State law AB 2923 (AB 2923, Stats. 2018, Chp. 1000) requires BART to adopt TOD zoning standards for BART-owned property surrounding its stations and requires that the City’s local zoning conform with TOD zoning standards by July 1, 2022; and
E. BART and the City are committed to enabling multiple opportunities for community input and engagement that inform site master planning and zoning; and
F. The purpose of this agreement is to:
1. Identify a shared vision and priorities for development for BART and the City, and set forth steps needed to pursue this vision and priorities;
2. Clarify the processes that BART and/or the City will pursue to address the activities and timelines outlined below in Section III; and
3. Provide greater clarity for all parties, including BART, the City, and members of the public, on the currently-planned steps, timelines, and the Parties’ roles and responsibilities needed in seeking to commence construction of TOD on BART-owned property at both the Ashby and North Berkeley BART Stations.
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MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING OF THE PARTIES
I. Framework for Development at Ashby and North Berkeley BART Stations
A. Goals and objectives for TOD have been established for Ashby and North Berkeley BART stations by the City through two separate processes. Similarly, BART has adopted policies and performance targets guiding its TOD program as a whole. These documents will inform the Parties’ respective goals and objectives with regard to TOD at the Ashby Station and North Berkeley Station.
B. The Draft Adeline Corridor Specific Plan (published in May 2019) sets forth a vision, policies and objectives for the Ashby BART Station area. Specifically, Policy 3.7 of the Plan, shown in Exhibit 1, includes seven objectives relating to affordable housing, public space, development parameters, public art, pedestrian and bicycle connections, transportation and demand management and community engagement.
C. On May 9, 2019, the Berkeley City Council unanimously approved the City’s goals and objectives for North Berkeley BART development, which are shown in Exhibit 2. The City’s goals focus on community input, station access, affordability, livability and environmental sustainability.
D. In 2016, the BART Board adopted three policies which set overall goals for BART’s transit-oriented development (TOD) program:
1. A TOD Policy (Exhibit 3), setting the goals of creating complete communities, advancing sustainable communities, increasing ridership, capturing the value of transit, enhancing transportation choice, and increasing affordability with a district-wide affordability target of 35%.
2. An Affordable Housing Policy, which requires a 20% affordable housing minimum for its projects, and favors projects with the greatest depth and quantity of affordable housing (Exhibit 4).
3. A Station Access Policy (Exhibit 5) to guide access practices and investments through 2025. The policy is designed to support the broader livability goals of the Bay Area, reinforce sustainable communities, increase the share of BART passengers walking and biking to the stations, and enable riders to get to and from stations safely, comfortably, affordably, and cost-effectively.
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II. Scope of Agreement
A. This MOU applies to development of the following properties, henceforth known as the “BART Properties”:
1. Ashby BART Western Parking Lot: Bounded by Ashby Ave, Adeline St, and Martin Luther King Jr Way. Site is owned by BART, with an option to the City to retain the air rights above 10 feet;
2. Ashby BART Eastern Parking Lot: Located on the east side of the station, behind the Ed Roberts campus, which is owned by BART; and
3. North Berkeley BART Main Parking Lot: Bounded by Sacramento, Delaware, Acton and Virginia Streets. Site is owned by BART.
B. In order to ensure that development of the BART Properties is, to the extent possible, consistent with the vision and priorities established by the City and BART, during the TOD planning process outlined in this MOU there will be an opportunity to consider infrastructure enhancements to other areas that are owned by BART or the City. These may include the following (henceforth known as “Surrounding Areas”):
1. North Berkeley BART: auxiliary parking lots owned by BART, and areas owned by the City that abut the Ohlone Greenway;
2. Other public infrastructure (e.g., streets, crosswalks, bicycle paths, on-street parking, stormwater and sewer infrastructure) within a one-mile radius of the BART Properties; and
3. Proposed changes to access and circulation at each Station would be identified through the Station Access Study described in Section III.F of this MOU, as well as through the development master plan or entitlement process. Any such changes would therefore be subject to public review and comment, and to approval by the Parties.
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III. Activities and Timelines
Activities and Timelines – Summary Table
Activity Lead Party Milestone Date
1. Community Advisory City Establish a Community Advisory Initiate December Process and other Group to inform site zoning and 2019 community engagement to facilitate community input on activities site master planning and zoning
2. Zoning for Ashby and City a. Zoning alternatives Complete by June North Berkeley BART proposed 2021 Stations b. Draft CEQA document released c. Planning Commission and community review d. Planning Commission approval e. Council zoning approval
3. BART AB 2923 BART a. Draft Guidance a. February 2020 Guidance Document b. Final Guidance b. July 2020
4. City Affordable City Decision on set-aside of City December 2020 Housing Funding funding for affordable housing (pending further to Ashby and North Berkeley definition of zoning Stations and site capacity)
5. Developer Solicitation BART Decision on timeline to initiate July 1, 2020 solicitation of a developer (as part of BART’s 10-Year TOD Work Plan)
6. Station Access Studies BART Station Access Studies Timeline dependent Completed upon Developer solicitation for each station
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A. Community Advisory Process and other Community Engagement Activities
1. Pursuant to the Draft Adeline Corridor Specific Plan (Policy 3.7) and the North Berkeley BART Development Goals and Objectives adopted by the City Council on May 9, 2019, an advisory group consisting of members of the community will be created for the purposes of providing input:
a. To the City Planning Commission as it considers zoning standards that will be consistent with the City’s obligations under AB 2923 for the Ashby and North Berkeley BART station areas; and
b. To the City and BART as the Parties establish a joint vision and priorities document (“Joint Vision and Priorities”) that will be incorporated in eventual Requests for Proposal/Requests for Qualifications for potential developers of the BART Properties.
2. The City will be responsible for the selection and all logistics and funding for the Community Advisory Process.
3. Contingent on availability of funding, the City will also organize public participation design charrettes that inform predictable form-based design standards that BART will incorporate into guidelines for future development of the BART properties.
4. BART will support the City’s efforts by participating in meetings, presenting information, as necessary, and considering input arising from the Community Advisory Process as part of its larger community engagement for AB 2923, TOD and station access studies in the City.
B. Zoning Ashby and North Berkeley BART Stations. As required by AB 2923, the City will pursue rezoning of developable, BART-owned property within ½-mile of the Ashby and North Berkeley Stations. The City will be responsible for all logistics and funding required for these rezoning efforts. As the agency responsible for local zoning regulations, the City will work in good faith with BART to coordinate the City’s rezoning efforts with BART’s development of AB 2923 guidance.
C. BART AB 2923 Guidance. BART and the City understand that AB 2923 requires further clarification related to height, floor-area-ratio, density, bicycle parking minimums, automobile parking minimums and maximums. To address these points of clarification, BART will publish a guidance document offering all affected local jurisdictions information on AB 2923. As the Page 15 of 33
agency responsible for determining whether local zoning conforms to state law, BART will be responsible for all logistics and funding required for the AB 2923 guidance document. The guidance document will provide guidance on TOD zoning standards for all local jurisdictions as those jurisdictions seek to comply with their obligations under AB 2923.
D. City Affordable Housing Funding Decision
1. The voters of Berkeley recently established three important new sources of funding to support the creation and preservation of affordable housing, keep vulnerable people housed, and rehouse the homeless:
a. Measure O provides for issuance of $135 million in bonds to fund capital expenditures for a variety of types of affordable housing;
b. Measure P established a real estate transfer tax on the most expensive one-third of real estate sales with a stated intent to rehouse the homeless and fund the services they need to remain housed; and
c. Measure U1 increased the gross receipts tax on most residential rental properties with a stated intent to fund affordable housing and protect Berkeley residents from homelessness.
2. The above measures establish advisory panels which advise the City Council as it makes determinations regarding the allocation of these and other affordable housing monies (such as City Housing Trust Fund resources) and related resources such as public land and inclusionary units.
3. The City will set-aside appropriate funding, including development fees and other above-mentioned sources, to support deed-restricted affordable housing at a range of income levels to meet BART and the City’s affordable housing goals at the Ashby and North Berkeley BART Stations (as referenced in Section I).
E. Developer Solicitation
1. Consistent with its standard practice, BART will issue a Request for Qualifications (“RFQ”), Request for Proposals (“RFP”) or both to initiate the process of identifying and recommending potential developers of the BART Properties to the BART Board of Directors. The committee(s) established to evaluate RFQ/RFP submissions will include City Representatives and BART staff as well as an independent financial consultant, who Page 16 of 33
will evaluate the capabilities of each proposer to deliver the project. The criteria used to select a developer with whom to negotiate will be based on the BART Station Development Joint Vision and Priorities that will take into account community input as outlined in Section III.A.
2. For the Ashby BART Western Parking Lot, which is owned by BART with an option to the City to retain the air rights above 10 feet, and assuming that the City exercises said option, the City and BART will enter into a separate agreement detailing how they will share decision-making authority in the developer solicitation process.
3. The evaluation committee’s role is to make a recommendation to the BART Board of Directors regarding a developer with whom BART will negotiate for the development of TOD. The BART Board of Directors has the sole discretion and authority to determine whether, and with whom, BART will enter into an exclusive negotiating agreement (“ENA”) relating to potential TOD development on the BART Properties. It is anticipated that, among other things, the ENA will require the developer to advance the proposed project through the City’s entitlement process, lead or participate in a community engagement process, fund a Station Access Study for BART (see below), pay BART an option fee in exchange for exclusive negotiating rights, and reimburse BART for its expenses, including engineering review, outside legal fees, and outside consultant expenses.
F. Station Access Study
1. Per the draft policies in the Adeline Corridor Plan, Council-adopted goals and objectives for development of the North Berkeley BART property, BART’s TOD Policy, and the requirements of AB 2923, a Station Access Study must be prepared prior to development of the BART Properties that identifies sustainable access options for both the Ashby and North Berkeley BART Stations in light of potential changes to the BART Properties and surrounding areas resulting from TOD. AB 2923 added Section 29010.6(h) to the California Public Utility Code, which requires BART—with respect to any station where BART commuter parking is reduced as a result of a TOD project on land where TOD zoning standards apply—to develop and fund an access plan that maintains station access for at least the number of customers affected by the reduced number of commuter parking spaces, with specific consideration for customers who live further than one-half mile from the station.
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(including homes restricted to low, very low, and extremely low-income households) on site. In exploring alternatives to parking, the Studies will evaluate whether and how to offer viable, multimodal access to BART for the station catchment areas, and how to ensure that TOD and associated improvements result in an overall increase in the number of people who use the BART Stations. The Studies will identify infrastructure needs on and near BART’s property to improve access for riders using all modes, including pedestrians, bicyclists, community members with access and functional needs, shared mobility users, and patrons using public and private transportation.
3. BART will be responsible for all logistics required for the Station Access Studies. BART will fund these Studies in advance, but may require reimbursement for the Studies from a developer or developers pursuant to an ENA with said developer(s). Findings from the Ashby and North Berkeley BART station access studies will be presented to the community.
IV. Zoning and Solicitation Process; Retention of Decision-making Authority by City and BART
A. To demonstrate its commitment to advancing development at BART property, and in consideration for its inclusion as a high priority in BART’s 10-year work plan for development, the City will: 1) complete rezoning of the properties by June 2021, and 2) make a decision by the end of December 2020 to set-aside funding sufficient to assure BART, in its sole discretion, that at least 35% of the housing units proposed to be constructed at the BART Properties would be deed-restricted to low, very low and/or extremely low affordable housing. The City recognizes that meeting this level of affordability will require significant local, state, and federal subsidy. The Planning Commission has a target date of December 2020 to review zoning alternatives as a show of progress towards completion of zoning by June 2021.
B. To support the City’s zoning process, BART agrees to provide guidance that will be applicable to North Berkeley Station and all other stations in the BART system to which AB 2923 applies. BART will work with the City of Berkeley to explore possible approaches to conformance with AB 2923 zoning standards in the context of the built form characteristics of a surrounding lower density neighborhood. The City will consult with BART regarding zoning alternatives for the North Berkeley Station that conform with AB 2923 zoning standards.
C. It is understood that both BART and the City desire for more work to be completed in support of zoning, such as site master planning or objective design guidelines. At the time of this MOU, the City and BART are actively working to identify additional resources to accelerate this work.
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D. The City and BART will meet in December 2020 to review the City’s efforts undertaken pursuant to Section III.B and III.D, in order to:
1. Determine whether the City has approved a set-aside of sufficient funding to meet the 35% affordable housing minimum for each station as described in Section IV.A;
2. Negotiate possible additional City participation in the solicitation processes; and
3. Agree upon the timing of the developer solicitations for the BART Properties in December 2020.
E. If the zoning for the Ashby and North Berkeley Stations and the set-aside of City affordable housing funds occurs after the dates indicated for those actions in the timeline in Section IV.A above, BART may re-evaluate the inclusion of these stations in its 10-year work plan. Likewise, if BART does not proceed with developer solicitations for the BART Properties as determined in Section III.D, the City may reallocate affordable housing funding to other projects.
F. Notwithstanding any other provision in this MOU, nothing herein shall be construed to limit or restrict the discretionary decision-making authority of the City or of BART. The Parties acknowledge that any reference to a project or proposed project in this MOU or in any document that may be created in connection with this MOU does not constitute a Project or Project approval by either Party as those terms are defined in CEQA and discussed in Save Tara , 45 Cal. 4th 116 (2008). v. City of West Hollywood
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3.7 ASHBY BART Future development within the Ashby BART subarea shall provide public space, community-oriented facilities, and affordable housing, consistent with the objectives, parameters, and process outlined in the Adeline Corridor Specific Plan.
The Ashby BART Station is one of the most prominent landmarks and amenities along the Adeline Corridor, with the potential to support and advance all five key topic areas addressed in this Plan – land use, housing, economic opportunity, transportation, and public space.
As stated in Chapter 2, the Ashby BART subarea is envisioned to be redeveloped as a vibrant neighborhood center with high-density mixed-use development that unifies and knits back together the east and west sides of Adeline Street. The Ashby BART development will be a model for sustainable transit-oriented development, incorporating high levels of affordable housing and complementary commercial and civic uses; public space for community gatherings, special events, and civic celebrations; and green construction.
The Plan lays the groundwork for future engagement with the community and BART by outlining key objectives that apply to future development and describing a process for evaluating development proposals for these sites. Future development in the Ashby BART subarea shall be consistent with the seven objectives below, which shall be incorporated into any future master plan and development agreements with potential developers.
OBJECTIVE 1. AFFORDABLE HOUSING. For any future development in the BART subarea, at least 50% of the total housing units produced should be comprised of deed-restricted affordable housing, which could also include supportive services or other spaces associated with the affordable housing. This
The Ashby BART Station
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goal for at least 50% affordable housing at a Building Height. To achieve the affordable range of income levels (e.g. Extremely Low, Very housing goal, climate action goals and maximize Low, Low and Moderate) would be calculated community benefits from development of public across the entire Ashby BART subarea and land, high density mixed-use development is could be accomplished through multiple phases envisioned that are generally up to four to seven of development. Any future development stories. The City will continue to coordinate with agreement should commit to deliver at least BART as it refines development parameters as this level of affordable housing, and provide a part of implementation of Assembly Bill 2923. plan to do so. Amounts of affordable housing In general, development fronting on Adeline exceeding 50% of the total square footage and Street and Ashby Avenue should “step down” or number of units are encouraged. transition to lower heights where development fronts on Martin Luther King Jr. Way, Woolsey, OBJECTIVE 2. PUBLIC SPACE. Any future Tremont and Essex Streets. development shall include one or more publicly accessible spaces incorporated onto the Ground-Floor Uses. As noted in Policy 3.1, the development parcels within the Ashby BART following types of uses shall be required for subarea. The public space could potentially be ground floor uses for the Ashby BART subarea: provided as plazas, green space, pedestrian paseos, rooftop patios, flexible event space, • Adeline Street frontage: Ground floor retail or other pedestrian-accessible spaces that are or active commercial use required. open to the public. Incorporating elements of “green infrastructure” in these elements is highly encouraged (See Chapter 7). WHAT IS ASSEMBLY BILL (AB) Future redevelopment of the Ashby BART west parking lot shall incorporate a large civic plaza 2923? that could be designed and programmed to Assembly Bill 2923 was signed into law by accommodate the Berkeley Flea Market and Governor Jerry Brown on September 30, 2018. potentially a relocated Farmers Market, as well AB2923 grants BART the authority to establish as support the Juneteenth Festival and other transit-oriented development (TOD) zoning music and entertainment events. This space standards that apply to its property across the could include dedicated flexible space on the Bay Area, including the North Berkeley and site and/or in a nearby location such as on Ashby BART Station sites. The intent of the Adeline Street. The space shall be designed with law is to enable BART to work together with the general and specific needs of the Flea Market cities to maximize the public benefit of scarce and Farmers Market, as well as allow flexibility transit-adjacent land (see Appendix B for more for other programming such as the Juneteenth information). Although BART has the ultimate Festival, music and entertainment, civic events, authority to establish zoning standards for its or other public uses – at different times of the property, BART has indicated that it intends week or in complementary locations. This could to work in close collaboration with local include dedicated flexible space on the site or in elected officials and community stakeholders. a nearby location such as on Adeline Street. Furthermore, since the City controls the “air rights” for the west Ashby BART parking OBJECTIVE 3. ADDITIONAL DEVELOPMENT lot, it would have a direct role in approving PARAMETERS. The following general any future master plan and development development parameters will be further refined agreement for that site, and would work with as implementation steps of this Specific Plan: BART to implement the Objectives described in the Adeline Corridor Specific Plan for any redevelopment of the Ashby BART subarea.
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• Ashby Avenue frontage: Ground floor WHAT ARE “AIR RIGHTS?” commercial use required. Ownership of land can be divided into rights on • Martin Luther King Jr. Way: Residential or the surface, subsurface (i.e. mining or mineral commercial use allowed on ground floor. rights) and air rights. The City of Berkeley • Tremont, Woolsey and Fairview Streets: acquired air rights over both parking lots at Residential or commercial use allowed on Ashby BART Station back in 1966 after the voters ground floor. approved undergrounding the BART lines. In Additional Land Uses. Additional land uses 1999, the City executed a contract with the Ed that would be encouraged in the Ashby BART Roberts Campus to assign the City’s option area include the following: to the air rights over the eastern Ashby BART parking lot (the current Ed Roberts Campus • Potential space for a new African American site and the remainder parking lot behind it), Holistic Resource Center (see Chapter 5 for to facilitate development of the Ed Roberts more information) Campus. An agreement between the City and the Ed Roberts Campus in 2008 confirmed that • Ground floor retail, restaurants and family- the City assigned the air rights over the eastern oriented entertainment; BART parking lot to the Ed Roberts Campus, but • Affordable space for neighborhood non- the City still retained the option over the western profits BART parking lot. The air rights generally refer to the space starting 10 feet above the average • Small, affordable workspaces finished grade location. • Universally-accessible community event and recreation space, or performance venues. OBJECTIVE 4. PUBLIC ART. Future OBJECTIVE 6. PARKING AND TRANSPORTATION redevelopment should maximize opportunities DEMAND MANAGEMENT. Any future to incorporate permanent and/or temporary development must include aggressive and public art installations that celebrate innovative Transportation Demand Management neighborhood history, cultural heritage and strategies to reduce demand for parking and identity (see Chapters 2, 5 and 7 for more single-use automobile trips (See Chapter 6). information). Consistent with BART Transit-Oriented Design Guidelines and the City’s Climate Action Plan, OBJECTIVE 5. PEDESTRIAN AND BICYCLE any future mixed-use development shall CONNECTIONS. Future development should provide parking at ratio not to exceed 0.5 include pedestrian and bicycle connections that spaces/residential unit and 1.6 spaces per serve users of all abilities and ages. Development 1000 sqft of commercial space. Because of the of the west parking lot should incorporate the urban environment of the station, replacement following key bicycle connections at minimum, parking for BART patrons can be provided at consistent with the City of Berkeley Bike Plan a ratio of 0.5 spaces/per existing space or less and as described in the Transportation Chapter while access improvements are incorporated of this Plan: to offset the loss of parking and ride spaces and offer viable non-auto alternatives to BART patrons. • Connection of the Woolsey/Prince bicycle boulevard facility across the Ashby site OBJECTIVE 7. PROCESS AND ENGAGEMENT. • Provision of an off-street/protected bicycle Because of the importance of the BART site both facility along Adeline Street between Ashby to the success of the proposed housing strategy and the intersection with MLK Jr. Way. and to the overall character of the neighborhood, any development process should include a
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deliberate and extensive community decision making process. The City will work with BART to complete a planning process which includes a Station Area Advisory Group or similar body comprised primarily of representatives of local stakeholder organizations. This stakeholder group should participate in decisions regarding the site requirements to be included in any Request for Proposals (RFP). In addition, any RFP that is issued for development at the BART site will outline specific requirements that a selected developer continue to invest in proactive community engagement throughout the development process and to identify appropriate additional community benefits as part of the project design process. A development team’s proven track record of managing this kind of community engagement/community benefits process will be one criteria for selection. The local community should continue to be closely involved in development of these key public sites. Chapter 4 (Housing Affordability) includes additional information and considerations for future phasing, funding, programming, and affordable housing strategies for the Ashby BART area.
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North Berkeley BART Development Goals and Objectives (Approved unanimously by the Berkeley City Council on May 9, 2019)
State law (AB 2923, Chiu) passed in 2018 requires the San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District (BART) to develop transit-oriented development (TOD) zoning standards for each BART station, establishing minimum local zoning requirements for height, density, parking, and floor area ratio by July 1, 2020.
Prior to the enactment of AB 2923, the Berkeley City Council initiated a community process to explore the potential for transit-oriented development at the North Berkeley BART station. Creating homes at the North Berkeley BART parking lots will help the City of Berkeley address the shortage of affordable homes; reduce vehicle miles traveled and meet our climate change goals; and improve the livability of the surrounding neighborhood through the creation of green open space, pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure improvements; and possible small-scale community, non-profit, and/or retail uses.
AB 2923 requires local jurisdictions like Berkeley to adopt a local zoning ordinance that conforms to BART TOD zoning standards.
While the Berkeley City Council voted at its May 29, 2018 meeting to oppose AB 2923, the City Council recognizes that we now have an obligation to comply with the law. The Council is seeking to comply as soon as possible with AB 2923 for the purposes of developing the North Berkeley BART station in order to ensure that the community has a meaningful opportunity to engage with BART on how the site is developed.
At the same time, the Berkeley City Council acknowledges the unique neighborhood characteristics of each BART station and expresses its intent to incorporate a station-specific design that is sensitive to the existing single-family (R-1) and two-family (R-2) residential zoning directly adjacent to the North Berkeley BART station.
The City of Berkeley seeks to enter into a Memorandum of Understanding with BART that enumerates, among other terms, the following goals and objectives for development:
Community Input A Community Advisory Committee shall be created for the purposes of providing input to the City’s Planning Commission as it considers City and BART TOD zoning standards.
The planning process will engage the community in order to ensure that the site reflects the community’s values for equity, sustainability, and sense of place. In particular, community input should be considered for:
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The size, height, scale, spacing, and setbacks of buildings, and their responsiveness to the neighborhood The inclusion of green and open spaces The possibility of limited, small-scale community, non-profit, and retail space to serve the immediate neighborhood Exploration of whether it’s appropriate to include small-scale community, non-profit, and/or retail space to serve the immediate neighborhood, whether any parking should be provided for such uses, and consideration of the tradeoff of foregone housing units Access options, including traditional modes such as public transit, taxis and private vehicles, active modes such as biking, walking and scooters, emerging modes such as car share, ride share, driverless cars, etc., and access for the disabled and mobility impaired Green and sustainable features
Station Access BART, the City of Berkeley, and a future developer(s) will address station access. Specifically, Section 29010.6(h) of AB 2923 requires BART—in cases in which commuter parking is reduced as a result of a TOD project—to develop and fund an access plan that maintains station access for at least the number of customers affected by the reduced number of commuter parking spaces, with specific consideration for customers who live further than one-half mile from the station. A station access plan for implementation will seek to explore feasible and effective alternatives to individuals driving to and parking at the station, such as reserved parking spaces for carpools and car-share vehicles, ride-share, enhanced bus/shuttle service, additional electric-assist bikes and scooters, among other alternatives. We will also consider limiting or eliminating parking for residential and/or potential community, non-profit, or retail uses in order to maximize parking availability for commuters. We note that the station access plan should take into account the rapid evolution of mobility trends and technologies and consider the adaptability of the plan to future mobility patterns. Further, we intend to conduct a traffic study to help determine the number of parking spaces that are needed at the site, including reserved spaces for people with disabilities.
In light of Berkeley’s long tradition of leadership on issues related to the disabled and mobility impaired, access at the North Berkeley BART station should be first in its class, including consideration for access to and from the station itself, within the station, and to and from the BART platform.
All traditional modes should be considered: public transit, taxis, carpools and cars; all active modes including walking, biking and scooters; all emerging modes including car share, ride share, van pools and driverless vehicles; and all modes of accessibility for the disabled.
Affordability Maximize the number of affordable below-market-rate units that are available to low-income households of diverse types and sizes, including affordable live/work units for artists. We seek to exceed BART’s 35% system-wide affordability goal by aiming for a high number of affordable Page 25 of 33
units—to potentially be funded by local, state, and regional funding sources. In order to ensure housing for a range of income levels, we will consider inclusionary below-market-rate units and engagement of an affordable housing developer to develop a fully affordable building.
We will seek to support the creation of local jobs through a project labor agreement for construction of the development.
We will engage in a community dialogue that is positive, productive, and thoughtful in regards to community benefits and financial feasibility.
Livability Enhance the livability of the neighborhood surrounding the North Berkeley BART station. The site should create a visual and physical connection with the neighborhood through its architectural design, height, and scale. In particular, we seek a development that considers the character and context of the neighborhood and steps down in height around the perimeter of the station (with consideration for the varying width of streets around the station) in order to blend in visually and physically with the residential neighborhood. Such a design honors a common theme of many of the designs submitted as part of the October 2018 visioning event. We also seek reasonable spacing between buildings, setbacks, and plantings at the perimeter of the station.
The inclusion of green open space should serve as an amenity that enhances the neighborhood’s sense of place.
The streetscape design should strive to minimize neighborhood traffic and congestion impacts and support safe access to the station for bicyclists and pedestrians. Transportation demand management and other best practices should be used to reduce traffic and parking impacts in the surrounding neighborhood.
Environmental Sustainability Reflect the City’s commitment to reducing our carbon footprint in every possible way. All buildings should strive to: incorporate all-electric designs, achieve Zero Net Energy, and reduce parking for residents and retail to the maximum extent possible.
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The San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District (BART) is a steward of a large scale public investment. This includes real estate assets essential to BART’s transit operations, and real estate assets that can be used to catalyze transit-oriented development in furtherance of BART’s purpose and goals. BART leverages these opportunities by working in partnership with the communities it serves in order to implement the regional land use vision and achieve local and regional economic development goals. Strengthening the connections between people, places, and services enhances BART’s value as a regional resource.
GOALS
A. Complete Communities. Partner to ensure BART contributes to neighborhood/district vitality, creating places offering a mix of uses and incomes. B. Sustainable Communities Strategy. Lead in the delivery of the region’s land use and transportation vision to achieve quality of life, economic, and greenhouse gas reduction goals. C. Ridership. Increase BART ridership, particularly in locations and times when the system has capacity to grow. D. Value Creation and Value Capture. Enhance the stability of BART’s financial base by capturing the value of transit, and reinvesting in the program to maximize TOD goals. E. Transportation Choice. Leverage land use and urban design to encourage non-auto transportation choices both on and off BART property, through enhanced walkability and bikeability, and seamless transit connectivity. F. Affordability. Serve households of all income levels by linking housing affordability with access to opportunity.
STRATEGIES
A. Manage Resources Strategically to Support Transit-Oriented Development 1. Develop a 4-Year Work Plan to assess how staff and financial activities toward TOD will be most fruitful. Identify BART staffing priorities and assignments to promote TOD on and around District property, including contributions to efforts such as planning and development, community engagement, funding and financing strategies. 2. Favor long-term ground leases of no more than 66 years, rather than sale of property, as the standard disposition strategy for joint development projects, except in cases where alternative approaches are required to achieve specific development objectives or where other strategies would generate greater financial return to the District. 3. Solicit proposals for transit-oriented development in localities that have an adopted plan allowing for transit- supportive land uses as defined in the TOD Guidelines. Utilize a competitive selection process but ensure the solicitation process considers property assembly with adjacent land owners for optimal TOD.
Transit-Oriented Development Policy Amended August 22, 2019 Page 27 of 33 Transit-Oriented Development Policy Adopted June 9, 2016 Amended August 22, 2019 4. Develop a procedure that will allow BART to respond to unsolicited proposals for property development on BART-owned land. Although BART does not encourage unsolicited proposals, they can be a valuable means for BART to partner with local communities and/or the development community to produce innovative or unique developments that deliver benefits in excess of what is typically provided by the market. 5. Revisit the Transit-Oriented Development Policy every 10 years. B. Support Transit-Oriented Districts 1. Proactively support local jurisdictions in creating station area plans and land use policies that: a) encourage transit-supportive, mixed-use development on and around station properties, b) enhance the value of BART land, and c) enhance the performance of the BART system as a whole. 2. Form partnerships with public agencies, developers and landowners, community development organizations, finance entities, and consider strategic land acquisition to help build TOD both on and off BART property. 3. For BART system expansion, ensure that transit-oriented development and value capture opportunities are explicitly accounted for in major investments such as the location of new station sites, design and construction of station facilities, and acquisition of new properties. C. Increase Sustainable Transportation Choices using Best Practices in Land Use and Urban Design 1. Utilize BART’s TOD Guidelines to ensure future development and investments seamlessly connect BART stations with surrounding communities. 2. Ensure that combined TOD/parking/access improvements on and around each BART station encourage net new BART ridership, utilizing corridor-level, shared, and off-site approaches to parking replacement as appropriate. Following the aspirational Station Access Policy place types, use the following guidelines to replace current BART parking as follows when developing BART property with TOD: strive for no or limited parking replacement at “Urban with Parking” Stations; and use the access model to maximize revenue to BART from development and ridership when determining a parking replacement strategy at all station types. 3. Utilize strategies including mixed-use development, transportation demand management, and pedestrian- friendly urban design to encourage reverse-commute, off-peak, and non-work trips on BART and other modes of non-auto transportation, thereby reducing greenhouse gas emissions. D. Enhance Benefits of TOD through Investment in the Program 1. Evaluate the financial performance of proposed projects based on sound financial parameters and the ability to generate transit ridership, fare revenue, lease payments, parking revenues, grant resources, other financial participation, and/or cost savings. Consider the opportunity cost to the District of delaying or accelerating development opportunities. 2. Use a variety of financing and governance mechanisms, including joint powers authorities, assessment districts, improvement districts, and lease credits to achieve station area TOD objectives. 3. As appropriate, and in consideration of District-wide financial needs, reinvest revenues from the sale and lease of BART land into the TOD Program, informed by the priorities identified in the 4-Year Work Plan.
Transit-Oriented Development Policy Amended August 22, 2019 Page 28 of 33 Transit-Oriented Development Policy Adopted June 9, 2016 Amended August 22, 2019 E. Invest Equitably 1. Increase scale of development at and near BART stations through catalytic investments in TOD, to help address the regional shortfall in meeting housing and other sustainable growth needs. 2. Implement BART’s adopted Affordable Housing Policy and aim for a District-wide target of 30 percent of all units to be affordable, with a priority to very low (<50% AMI), low (51-80% AMI) and/or transit-dependent populations. 3. Ensure the 4-Year Work Plan addresses how BART will achieve its affordable housing goals.
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AFFORDABLE HOUSING POLICY
It shall be the policy of the District that at each station where the District intends to pursue development that the cumulative development consist of a number of affordable housing units amounting to no less than 20 percent of the total proposed housing units on the property. This goal is for the total aggregate number of residential units on BART property at the station, regardless of the planned phasing of the project.
Each Request for Qualifications (RFQ) or Request for Proposals (RFP) issued by the District relating to proposed residential development projects at BART stations shall include the current percentage of affordable housing constructed at that station along with the cumulative 20 percent goal of affordable housing units per station.
The percentage of affordable units and/or depth of unit affordability based on Area Median Income (AMI) categories in any residential developments at its stations shall be a part of the District’s assessment of RFQ/RFP responsiveness. There shall be a priority on residential units made available to very low (< 50% AMI) and low (51-80% AMI) income households. The General Manager or his/her designee will develop an approach to evaluating respondents' affordability housing proposals, that will consider a proposal’s quantity and depth of affordability, as well as the proposal’s validity and feasibility with respect to this policy.
If a party responding to the RFQ or RFP determines that such a goal is not feasible, that party shall provide an impact analysis, which will be assessed by the District to determine if the goal cannot be attained.
Upon selection of a Developer, the District commits to working with the Developer throughout the development’s negotiation process to achieve the pre-established affordable housing goal.
As the negotiations of the proposed development proceed, the General Manager or his/her designee will provide periodic updates to the Board regarding the financial details of each component of the development, culminating in a term sheet for Board approval.
BART also affirms its commitment to develop sustainable partnerships to achieve thriving Priority Development Areas (PDA) at or near BART stations with housing opportunities for residents of all income levels – particularly those populations most reliant on public transit – in order to reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions (GHG), encourage use of public transit and active transportation, and decrease reliance on automobiles.
On a project-by-project basis, the General Manager or his/her designee may request from the Board an exception to this Policy if staff determines it is infeasible for a specific project.
This policy shall be prospective, and shall not be applicable to past or present development projects for which exclusive negotiating agreements, option agreements for ground leases, or ground leases have already been executed between BART and developers.
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BART STATION ACCESS POLICY Adopted June 9, 2016 VISION For more than 40 years, the San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District (BART) has been a steward of major public investment to connect people and places. The BART Station Access Policy is designed to support the broader livability goals of the Bay Area, reinforce sustainable communities, and enable riders to get to and from stations safely, comfortably, affordably, and cost-effectively. GOALS
A. Safer, Healthier, Greener. Advance the region’s safety, public health, and greenhouse gas (GHG) and pollution-reduction goals. 1. Ensure safe access for all users of the BART system, including users with disabilities. 2. Promote and invest in active transportation access modes to improve public health. 3. Prioritize the most sustainable access modes, with a focus on the lowest greenhouse gas and pollutant emissions per trip. 4. Reduce the access mode share of the automobile by enhancing multi-modal access to and from BART stations in partnership with communities and access providers. 5. Develop station-level designs that are consistent with the Station Design Access Hierarchy (Figure 1).
B. More Riders. Invest in station access to connect more riders cost-effectively, especially where and when BART has available capacity. 1. As ridership grows, invest in and manage access resources so as not to exacerbate peak period – peak direction crowding, including by ensuring users can find parking spaces at all times of day. 2. Develop access solutions that promote reverse-peak and off-peak ridership to optimize use of the BART system.
C. More Productive and Efficient. Manage access investments, programs, and current assets to achieve goals at the least cost. 1. Consider life-cycle costs, including capital and operating budget implications, using best asset management practices. 2. Factor land value in decision-making, prioritizing access that generates the most riders with the least space. 3. Consider the Station Access Investment Framework (Figure 2) in identifying contextual access investments at each station, and seek to move stations from their existing to their aspirational types.
D. Better Experience. Be a better neighbor, and strive for an excellent customer experience, including on the first and last mile of the trip to and from BART stations. 1. Expand station access choices for all riders.
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2. Promote Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) on and off of BART property as a powerful access tool, putting more riders within walking distance of stations, connecting communities. 3. Collaborate with local jurisdictions to improve station access and create more sustainable communities, including by promoting access improvements off BART property. 4. Ensure high quality design for access improvements, with careful consideration of the local context and the quality of the environment accessing BART.
E. Equitable Services. Invest in access choices for all riders, particularly those with the fewest choices. 1. Ensure that disadvantaged communities share in the benefits of BART accessibility. 2. Strive to be a partner to reduce the cost of living (i.e., transportation and housing) in the Bay Area for low-income communities by increasing access and housing options (i.e. TOD), providing greater access to opportunity. 3. Use Universal Design principles to improve safety and ensure access is available for everyone at all times.
F. Innovation and Partnerships. Be an innovation leader, and establish durable partnerships with municipalities, access providers, and technology companies. 1. Involve BART riders in station access decision-making. 2. Develop partnerships with municipalities, transit operators, developers, technology providers, corporate shuttle providers, Transportation Network Companies, bike share operators, advocacy groups and other entities to best meet access goals. 3. Continue to research and pilot emerging technologies and new forms of access services to keep up with the rapidly-changing transportation ecosystem. 4. Remain technology- and operator-agnostic; make long-term investments in the access technologies and services that best meet the needs of BART riders. 5. Prioritize projects that leverage other fund sources and local matches both to further build partnerships and to capture more value from BART investments.
STRATEGIES Plan, Innovate and Partner 1. Plan for systemwide access mode shift to reduce drive alone rates. 2. Partner with interested stakeholders to improve access to the BART system. 3. Plan all BART facilities to be accessible to all users, including users with disabilities. Invest and Implement 1. Invest in the pedestrian and bicycle assets with a focus on BART property, and partner to advance projects off BART property, including partnering on local initiatives, such as Vision Zero, Safe Routes to School, and Safe Routes to Transit.
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2. Invest in transit connections, including investments that improve passenger experience in transit transfers (shelters, real-time information); seek to reduce barriers to transit connections; and partner with local transit service providers on last mile improvements. 3. Prioritize station access investments that support ridership growth where and when the system has capacity. 4. Improve management of existing parking resources, and invest in or partner on strategic parking resources; including shared parking, on-street parking, programs to maximize existing parking assets, and locating new parking resources only where other approaches are not sufficient, consistent with the station typology investment matrix.
Manage and Assess 1. Manage resources we have. 2. Regularly collect and analyze station access data, and consider emerging data sources. 3. Develop a 4-year work plan to identify projects BART staff will advance in the near-term. 4. Revisit the Station Access Policy every ten years.
FIGURE 1: STATION ACCESS DESIGN HIERARCHY
*All Stations must be paratransit accessible Note: All stations must always remain readily accessible to and usable by persons with disabilities
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FIGURE 2: STATION ACCESS INVESTMENT FRAMEWORK
Primary Investment: BART will prioritize investments of funds and staff time on and off of BART property, consistent with access goals; priority projects best achieve policy goals, focus on safety and sustainability.
Secondary Investment: BART will invest funds and staff time on and off of BART property, consistent with policy goals; secondary investments balance policy goals.
Accommodated: BART will maintain and manage existing assets, and partner with other access providers as needed.
Not Encouraged: BART will not invest in construction of parking expansion.
Note: TNC is for Transportation Network Company (shared use mobility)
*Parking Management is a secondary investment at all stations with parking. *Parking replacement for transit-oriented development to be determined by BART’s Transit-Oriented Development Policy. 4 Note: TNC is for Transportation Network Company (shared use mobility)
Item 8.b. PDC17-051 From: Stephanie Valenzuela
[External Email]
Dear Planning Commission & Planning Staff,
I want the best possible development projects built in our community. That's why I want to urge you to increase building heights, allow more homes, and recreate the Berryessa Flea Market through the Berryessa BART Urban Village Plan.
I'm excited to see the Berryessa Flea Market developed into a transit-oriented community with a mix of jobs & homes. The 61.5-acre portion of the Flea Market site being rezoned is one of the most consequential development sites in Silicon Valley & could be home to even more residents.
With only 3,450 residential units allowed on the Flea Market site and 6,516 in the whole Berryessa Urban Village, the density allowed is not nearly high enough for a neighborhood around a major transit hub. Building heights need to be raised. So raise the heights throughout the plan. Let's make it as easy as possible to build the most number of homes.
The Flea Market has been a significant part of San Jose’s culture for 60 years & continues to be a key source of economic growth, especially for many of the Latina/o merchants there. The developer should find a way to preserve/recreate aspects of the Flea Market using a more compact, urban design. I'd like to see a portion of the development recapture the characteristics, businesses, customers, affordability of goods, & culture of the current Flea Market.
This is our last chance to build the kind of vibrant, walkable, & equitable community at the Berryessa Flea Market - to build something our community can be proud of for the next 60 years.
In the final plan, will you please raise the building heights, increase the density, & ensure the Flea Market is included?
Thank you for considering my perspective.
Sincerely,
Stephanie M. Valenzuela
Pronouns: she, her, hers
(408) 364-6491
[email protected] https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephmvalenzuela
Item 8.b. PDC17-051 From: STANFORD SHOOR
[External Email]
Dear Planning Commission & Planning Staff,
I want the best possible development projects built in our community. That's why I want to urge you to increase building heights, allow more homes, and recreate the Berryessa Flea Market through the Berryessa BART Urban Village Plan.
I'm excited to see the Berryessa Flea Market developed into a transit-oriented community with a mix of jobs & homes. The 61.5-acre portion of the Flea Market site being rezoned is one of the most consequential development sites in Silicon Valley & could be home to even more residents.
With only 3,450 residential units allowed on the Flea Market site and 6,516 in the whole Berryessa Urban Village, the density allowed is not nearly high enough for a neighborhood around a major transit hub. Building heights need to be raised. So raise the heights throughout the plan. Let's make it as easy as possible to build the most number of homes.
The Flea Market has been a significant part of San Jose’s culture for 60 years & continues to be a key source of economic growth, especially for many of the Latina/o merchants there. The developer should find a way to preserve/recreate aspects of the Flea Market using a more compact, urban design. I'd like to see a portion of the development recapture the characteristics, businesses, customers, affordability of goods, & culture of the current Flea Market.
This is our last chance to build the kind of vibrant, walkable, & equitable community at the Berryessa Flea Market - to build something our community can be proud of for the next 60 years.
In the final plan, will you please raise the building heights, increase the density, & ensure the Flea Market is included?
Thank you for considering my perspective.
Sincerely,
Laurie Duckham-Shoor, Santa Clara County resident for 65 years Sent from my iPhone
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From: Kevin Ma [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, March 22, 2021 3:31 AM To: PlanningSupportStaff
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Dear Planning Commission and Staff,
As a member of the general Santa Clara County community, I recognize the cultural importance of the Berryessa Flea Market and ask that as part of the Berryessa BART Urban Village planning process, the market is prioritized to still exist in some form.
Additionally, given the need for housing in this community as well as for general environmental goals relating to transit-oriented development, I ask that the plan should aim for high building heights and target for more homes. A BART station needs a vibrant catchment area to be successful for the system and the region as a whole.
Sincerely, Kevin Ma
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From: Kaia Smith [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, March 18, 2021 2:13 PM To: PlanningSupportStaff
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Hello,
I am writing you to ask you to take action to protect the historic Berryessa Flea Market, and the thousands of people whose jobs depend on it. Please reject the Berryessa Urban Village Plan and the San Jose Flea Market Planned Development Rezoning Project. After consulting with the community and the people who would be most affected by the displacement of the flea market, please create a development development plan that is equitable and will not displace people or destroy this community resource.
Thank you,
Kaia Smith
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From: Mahal Tran
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Dear Planning Commission & Planning Staff,
I want the best possible development projects built in our community. That's why I want to urge you to increase building heights, allow more homes, and recreate the Berryessa Flea Market through the Berryessa BART Urban Village Plan. I'm excited to see the Berryessa Flea Market developed into a transit-oriented community with a mix of jobs & homes. The 61.5-acre portion of the Flea Market site being rezoned is one of the most consequential development sites in Silicon Valley & could be home to even more residents. With only 3,450 residential units allowed on the Flea Market site and 6,516 in the whole Berryessa Urban Village, the density allowed is not nearly high enough for a neighborhood around a major transit hub. Building heights need to be raised. So raise the heights throughout the plan. Let's make it as easy as possible to build the most number of homes.
The Flea Market has been a significant part of San Jose’s culture for 60 years & continues to be a key source of economic growth, especially for many of the Latina/o merchants there. The developer should find a way to preserve/recreate aspects of the Flea Market using a more compact, urban design. I'd like to see a portion of the development recapture the characteristics, businesses, customers, affordability of goods, & culture of the current Flea Market. This is our last chance to build the kind of vibrant, walkable, & equitable community at the Berryessa Flea Market - to build something our community can be proud of for the next 60 years. In the final plan, will you please raise the building heights, increase the density, & ensure the Flea Market is included? Thank you for considering my perspective.
Sincerely,
Mahal Tran
Item 8.b. PDC17-051 From: Ryan Alpers
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Dear Planning Commission & Planning Staff,
I want the best possible development projects built in our community. That's why I want to urge you to increase building heights, allow more homes, and recreate the Berryessa Flea Market through the Berryessa BART Urban Village Plan.
I'm excited to see the Berryessa Flea Market developed into a transit-oriented community with a mix of jobs & homes. The 61.5-acre portion of the Flea Market site being rezoned is one of the most consequential development sites in Silicon Valley & could be home to even more residents.
With only 3,450 residential units allowed on the Flea Market site and 6,516 in the whole Berryessa Urban Village, the density allowed is not nearly high enough for a neighborhood around a major transit hub. Building heights need to be raised. So raise the heights throughout the plan. Let's make it as easy as possible to build the most number of homes.
The Flea Market has been a significant part of San Jose’s culture for 60 years & continues to be a key source of economic growth, especially for many of the Latina/o merchants there. The developer should find a way to preserve/recreate aspects of the Flea Market using a more compact, urban design. I'd like to see a portion of the development recapture the characteristics, businesses, customers, affordability of goods, & culture of the current Flea Market.
This is our last chance to build the kind of vibrant, walkable, & equitable community at the Berryessa Flea Market - to build something our community can be proud of for the next 60 years.
In the final plan, will you please raise the building heights, increase the density, & ensure the Flea Market is included?
Thank you for considering my perspective.
Sincerely,
Ryan Alpers 850 N 6th St. San Jose CA 95112
Item 8.b. PDC17-051 From: [email protected]
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Mayor Sam Liccardo Vice Mayor Chappie Jones, and members of the San Jose City Council
Honorable Mayor and Councilmembers,
On Wednesday March 24th, the Planning Commission will be reviewing Planned Development Zoning to allow high-density development at the site where the Berryessa Flea Market is currently located.
If approved by Planning, these recommendations will go to City Council for final approval on April 27th.
At no point, in any of these proposals is there a mention of 700+ vendors that will be displaced nor the thousands of jobs and families that will be affected if these plans are approved without addressing small business displacement concerns. Furthermore, these Plans have been submitted without addressing the cultural, historical, economic, and social equity impacts.
For many years, the Flea Market has been considered the biggest and most effective business incubator in San Jose. Many successful businesses that presently exist, at one moment got their start at the Flea Market.
The great majority of these vendors are immigrant and minority-owned small businesses that have been disproportionately devastated by the coronavirus pandemic. These small businesses represent our community and our culture.
We must do everything in our power to protect them, by either finding a way for the vendors to continue doing business at their current location or, as a second option, finding a place for the vendors to be relocated.
If time and effort is well invested, this could be a great opportunity to create a permanent site for the merchants.
Imagine a great “San Jose Public Market” were all these merchants can continue doing business and offer their different products, including everything from produce, meats, baked goods, flowers, beverages, crafts, piñatas, candy, and all of the great products and activities that you can only find at the flea market. If time and effort is well invested, this is possible.
It is also very important that the vendors are included in this process. If they are not at the table, then they will be on the menu.
It is recognized that these new proposed developments may bring most needed housing to our area. And we understand that we desperately need new housing.
But we also must find the balance against small business displacement.
Respectfully,
Jesus Flores │ President & CEO │ LBFSV │ 408.674.0402
Item 8.b. PDC17-051
From: A Perry
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Dear Planning Commission & Planning Staff,
I want the best possible development projects built in our community. That's why I want to urge you to increase building heights, allow more homes, and recreate the Berryessa Flea Market through the Berryessa BART Urban Village Plan.
I'm excited to see the Berryessa Flea Market developed into a transit-oriented community with a mix of jobs & homes. The 61.5-acre portion of the Flea Market site being rezoned is one of the most consequential development sites in Silicon Valley & could be home to even more residents.
With only 3,450 residential units allowed on the Flea Market site and 6,516 in the whole Berryessa Urban Village, the density allowed is not nearly high enough for a neighborhood around a major transit hub. Building heights need to be raised. So raise the heights throughout the plan. Let's make it as easy as possible to build the most number of homes.
The Flea Market has been a significant part of San Jose’s culture for 60 years & continues to be a key source of economic growth, especially for many of the Latina/o merchants there. The developer should find a way to preserve/recreate aspects of the Flea Market using a more compact, urban design. I'd like to see a portion of the development recapture the characteristics, businesses, customers, affordability of goods, & culture of the current Flea Market.
This is our last chance to build the kind of vibrant, walkable, & equitable community at the Berryessa Flea Market - to build something our community can be proud of for the next 60 years.
In the final plan, will you please raise the building heights, increase the density, & ensure the Flea Market is included?
Thank you for considering my perspective.
Sincerely,
Anthony Perry
Item 8.b. PDC17-051 From: Eugene Torres
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Hello,
My name is Eugene and I wanted to send you an email to ask if you knew how the Berryessa Flea Market could be proposed as a protected landmark? I found your email on the sanjoseca.gov website. Thank you for your time, hope to hear back from you.
Take care,
Eugene T.
Item 8.b. PDC17-051
From: Tim Reed
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Dear Planning Commission & Planning Staff,
I want the best possible development projects built in our community. That's why I want to urge you to increase building heights, allow more homes, and recreate the Berryessa Flea Market through the Berryessa BART Urban Village Plan.
I'm excited to see the Berryessa Flea Market developed into a transit-oriented community with a mix of jobs & homes. The 61.5-acre portion of the Flea Market site being rezoned is one of the most consequential development sites in Silicon Valley & could be home to even more residents.
With only 3,450 residential units allowed on the Flea Market site and 6,516 in the whole Berryessa Urban Village, the density allowed is not nearly high enough for a neighborhood around a major transit hub. Building heights need to be raised. So raise the heights throughout the plan. Let's make it as easy as possible to build the greatest number of homes.
The Flea Market has been a significant part of San Jose’s culture for 60 years & continues to be a key source of economic growth, especially for many of the Latina/o merchants there. The developer should find a way to preserve/recreate aspects of the Flea Market using a more compact, urban design. I'd like to see a portion of the development recapture the characteristics, businesses, customers, affordability of goods, & culture of the current Flea Market.
This is our last chance to build the kind of vibrant, walkable, & equitable community at the Berryessa Flea Market - to build something our community can be proud of for the next 60 years.
In the final plan, will you please raise the building heights, increase the density, & ensure the Flea Market is included?
Thank you for considering my perspective.
Sincerely,
Timothy Reed, Esq.
Item 8.b. PDC17-051
From: Berryessa Flea Market Vendors Association
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Hello Planning Commission Staff, Mayor Licardo and City Council and City Staff,
We the Berryessa Flea Market Vendor Association, our supporters and the community send the following attached documents: letter from the vendors, letter from our supporters; Salvador Bustamante, Chris Lepe, and Jesus Flores as well as a petition and comments from concerned community members that has garnered more than 5000 signatures.
We send this to voice our concerns and demands leading up to today’s meeting with the planning commission.
Thank you
Dear Mayor, City Council, and San Jose Planning Commissioners Caballero, Bonilla, Casey, Garcia, Lardinois, Oliverio, and Torrens,
We write to you on behalf of the Berryessa Flea Market Vendors Association to voice our concerns with the Draft Berryessa BART Urban Village (BBUV) Plan and the San Jose Flea Market Planned Development Rezoning Project. The Berryessa Flea Market Vendors Association is an organization of small business owners and employees of the largest open air market in the country. The Association was formed to represent the needs of merchants, employees and their families to ensure the continuity and viability of the flea market as a vital economic and cultural resource for the community.
The vision of the Berryessa Flea Market Vendors Association is to ensure a positive future for the thousands of families who depend on the flea market for income and economic sustenance by 1) ensuring a place where the flea market can continue to exist and prosper as the most important small business incubator in the region, and 2) ensure the democratic and meaningful participation of businesses and workers in decisions about our future.
As it stands today there is no official language or policies in the Rezoning or Proposed Plan for the market. So far we have only been given empty words from the land owners and their representatives. We cannot help but think that this is an issue of institutional racism. If a developer proposed to destroy all of the businesses on Lincoln Ave in Willow Glen, would this be the City’s response?
For those reasons, we are writing to you today to inform you about the following topics: 1. The inadequate outreach we received as part of both the BBUV Plan and the Rezoning Project and the uncertainty and anxiety that all vendors are facing 2. What we are doing to respond, and the issues we have faced while trying to organize and inform vendors at the market and, 3. Our demands. Inadequate outreach: Several of us first learned of the proposed development when an English-only letter was given out to the vendors for an “open house” at the flea market. These open houses took place after the BBUV Plan Draft had been developed and the Project Rezoning DEIR comment period had passed.
The meetings were also held at times and days (on Saturday’s and Sunday’s) that are the busiest for all vendors and therefore the most inconvenient. For those of us that were able to attend the meetings, the first “open house” held by the development consultant Erik Schoennauer, provided no concrete information on the future of the market. Erik showed off poster boards of what the site would possibly look like and in those poster boards there was no market. Those of us that participated in the meeting remember seeing various vendors there whose dominant language was not English, but what little concrete information Erik did provide was only in English. When we left that meeting we felt confusion and concern, as was the case for the other vendors we spoke with that attended the meeting.
At the second open house, scheduled on the same inconvenient days of the week and times, again Erik touted his poster boards. At that meeting, we were in attendance for more than 30 minutes but there were only four vendors during that time frame. When asked what we could do to show that we did not want the flea market displaced, Erik mentioned that they had previously brought up the idea of moving the market to the Fairgrounds but neither the City or the County were interested. Erik also stated that now was not the appropriate time to activate vendors and community members on the issue of displacement of the market.
The most recent form of “outreach” to the vendors was in the form of an English-only flyer that provided the zoom information for the Planning Commission meeting on 3.24.21 and the City Council meeting on 4.27.21. There was no explanation from flea market staff when they handed out the flyers in regards to what the meetings were about. Various of our members stated that the flea market staff mentioned that these meetings were of little importance and there was no need to attend. This is the level of “outreach” that us vendors have received from the property owners. Up until now the outreach directly from the City has been non-existent.
The misinformation we have received is highlighted in the recent social media propaganda that the Flea Market put out in wake of the displacement news trending on Instagram and Twitter. They mention that the flea market will be open for 2021 and “many years to come”, that the displacement of the market are just rumors.
All of this lack of clarity and transparency has brought undue stress and anxiety to us, our families, and our colleagues at the flea market who in many cases have spent the majority of their working years at the market. We want to operate our small businesses with the comfort of knowing that we will not be displaced by development. Many of the vendors, especially those that are seniors, would not so easily be able to find work outside of the market. They have invested many years and effort into these small businesses for it to be just stripped away. Not once have we heard the property owner or their representative commit to including the flea market into the development plans. We constantly ask them why or what will happen with the market and we receive no answer in return. This makes us reflect as to why they do not want to commit. This market is a staple of San Jose and is a cultural hub and brings happiness and joy to so many people across Northern California and beyond.
What we are doing: Our association has been working hard to do the job that the landowners and City staff should be responsible for. We have been doing our own outreach to vendors and community. We first started by contacting vendors at their stands and asking them if they knew about the plans that would displace the market. The vast majority of the vendors did not know of the development plans at that point in time (late December/early January). Many also knew of the effort to organize in 2006-07 but did not voice out their concerns due to the fear of being reprimanded or even kicked out of the market by the flea market owners, management, and staff.
We have taken it upon ourselves to inform the vendors and workers of the market, but in conducting our own outreach we have faced retaliation and intimidation from the flea market owners and staff. During one of our organizing efforts, one of the employees of the flea market scolded one of our colleagues and threatened to have us all kicked out if we were caught doing our outreach again. The next day we did outreach due to the events of the previous day, but one member was still subject to intimidation tactics again. She has a record of flea market staff and security passing in front of her stand and watching her on 7 separate occasions.
This inadequate outreach and tactics of intimidation have only deepened our resolve. We continue to spread information and organize. We now host weekly Association meetings, created social media accounts across multiple platforms to educate and activate vendors and the community, and started a petition that has now generated over 5,000 signatures.
Our demands: It has been more than 10 years since the potential displacement of the market first came to the attention of the flea market vendors and community, and it’s been over 20 years that the City and land owners started working towards development of the site. In all that time, there has been very little initiative, meaningful engagement, or planning to address the issue of displacement to give us, the vendors, concrete answers and safeguards.
We urge the Planning Commission to recommend denial and substantive changes to both the process and outcomes of the BBUV Plan and the Rezoning Project moving forward because we believe it is the only way to have any real hope and assurance that our needs will be addressed. The City has not acted with the level of interest and urgency we expect over the last 15 years regarding this issue, even when staff were directed by the City Council to supposedly work with us and the owners of the flea market to identify opportunities for relocation in 2007.
In order to create a win-win for developers, the vendors, and the community, it is essential that the City go above and beyond the legal minimum requirements and devote the kind of attention, initiative, creativity, strategies, and resources typically put forth to attract major events and major corporations to town. We, the merchants, and community deserve better - far more than a one year eviction notice. The City must embark on a process to address the displacement of the market, deeply engage us as a key stakeholder in the process, and fully assess strategies to preserve the market before adoption of the plan.
We call on the Planning Commission and the City’s leadership to take assertive action and initiative including, but not limited to, the following strategies and actions below:
Commission a robust economic analysis to adequately assess the economic and equity impacts of the closure of the flea market. The analysis should include both direct and indirect economic impacts to the vendors and inability to contribute to the economy, as well as the ramifications of the elimination of the region’s largest business incubator. It should also assess the viability of various different market formats for a future marketplace in a different form, including a more urban, multi-level market, helping scope out a path forward for its continuation in a way that maximizes sustainability and growth potential for merchants.
Develop a community benefits agreement to ensure the economic fruits of development are broadened beyond the privileged few. Tremendous taxpayer resources have gone into the BART extension to San Jose that has stimulated public and private plans for the property that are now creating windfall economic rewards for the owners of the flea market. Now the Berryessa Flea Market Rezoning Project applicant, the Bumb family, is requesting $100 million in highway interchange funding subsidies from the City. The public is entitled to a return on its investment in the form of incorporation or relocation of the market.
Incorporate policies, strategies, and conditions of approval into the Urban Village Plan and the Rezoning Project to help ensure the continuation of the market, whether it be incorporation within the development and/or relocation within the Urban Village Plan area. Both the Plan and the Project should provide much greater detail and attention to policies and strategies to deal with our displacement. For example: ● Incorporate a policy in the BBUV Plan to mitigate for commercial and residential displacement in future entitlements. ● Commit to a target number of vending spaces and square footage within the BBUV Plan and the Rezoning Project, as well as affordability and first right or return language for existing vendors. As an example, previous City redevelopment efforts have included anti-displacement provisions for local businesses, such as "a 10% set aside of retail space for the previously existing small businesses".1 ● Include language on sequencing, ensuring that the vending spaces are created before the flea market, in its current form, is developed, ensuring a smooth transition and reducing economic hardship for vendors. ● Include an economic assistance package for flea market merchants between the closure of the market and when a new market begins operations.
Kaled Escobedo - Officer
1 https://www.forworkingfamilies.org/sites/default/files/documents/CIMCBA.pdf San Jose, CA District 7
Keila Escobedo - Officer San Jose, CA District 7
Mariana Mejia - Officer San Jose, CA District 4
Roberto Gonzalez - Officer San Jose, CA District 5 Recipient: Mayor Sam liccardo, Vice Mayor Charles "Chappie" Jones, Sergio Jimenez, Raul Peralez, david cohen, Magdalena Carrasco, Devora "Dev" Davis, Maya Esparza, Sylvia Arenas, Pam Foley, Matt Mahan, Mariel...
Letter: Greetings,
Petition to Save the Berryessa Flea Market and Hundreds of Small Businesses from Displacem Comments
Name Location Date Comment
Kamila Flores San Jose, CA 2021-03-17 "Im signing because our local vendors don’t deserve to be thrown out of the place they have been in for years, in the name of “progress”, this is gentrification."
Valeria Cazares San Jose, CA 2021-03-17 "All these small vendors don’t deserve to lose their source of income!"
keila pio San Francisco, US 2021-03-17 "STOP TAKING AWAY OUR CULTURE"
Michelle Alcantar San Jose, CA 2021-03-17 "Can we make the flea market a historic landmark???"
Jennifer Garcia US 2021-03-17 "The flea market play a big part of San Jose’s culture and history. We need to ensure the livelihood of the vendors as well!"
Cindy Rodriguez Hayward, CA 2021-03-17 "Fuck shutting it down."
Wendy Martinez San Jose, CA 2021-03-17 "It’s a part of my culture!!!!"
Eddie Arevalo San Jose, CA 2021-03-17 "It’s hard enough to live in San Jose why make it harder by taking away a source of income for the vendors! (Love my memories I had in the flea market)"
Joanna Avila San Jose, CA 2021-03-17 "I’m signing this petition because their is so many memories and culture at the flea market. Their is also so many friends who work their to support themself and their family. Don’t shut it down for tech stuff."
emily garcia vasquez San Jose, CA 2021-03-17 "dont take down the flea market"
marcos mercado San Jose, CA 2021-03-17 "Marcos mercado"
Adilene Gutierrez San Jose, CA 2021-03-17 "We are here to stay, culture is what makes San José the flea market is for everyone and where people get to relax have a Good time !"
Selena Zaldivar Redwood City, CA 2021-03-17 "It has history, not solely to myself and my family but to the City of Contreras San Jose. This is the livelihood of each and every vendor and their families."
Maximiliano Aguirre Santa Clara, CA 2021-03-17 "stop gentrification. leave cultural landmarks in place. protect working class people. fuck the bourgeoisie"
Maria Figueroa Redwood city, CA 2021-03-17 "I’m signing because this is the place to go to to get all your veggies and fruits my parents would always bring meto this place when i was younger and now i take my son so he can have the experience now you can find just about anything here and its really cheap. Please don’t close this do too. They have closed Payless and many more cheap places."
Marcus Bustamante San Jose, CA 2021-03-17 "I’m signing because this is a staple in San Jose ! This has been here way before when California was still Mexico" Name Location Date Comment
Damaris Caracheo San Jose, CA 2021-03-17 "As a someone who lives in the area and has gone to the flea market their whole lives, I know how closing the flea market would only negatively impact the community. Not only would families who live here be driven out but families who depend on selling at the flea market will no longer be able to support their families. The flea market is the center of community and culture here in San Jose."
Aylin Diaz Oakland, CA 2021-03-17 "Because this a hometown MUST, it carry’s tradition and helps many"
Chris Stroman San Carlos, US 2021-03-17 "The flea market is very important to our community"
Chris Gallegos San Jose, CA 2021-03-17 "The people of San Jose depend on this flea market! It’s a service to the community, as well as provides hundreds of jobs for San Jose residents! It’s also a huge part of our history and a staple in this city."
Ashley Ashford Gilroy, CA 2021-03-17 "Save the flea market"
Leon Morimoto San Jose, CA 2021-03-17 "The sale of the Berryessa Flea Market will displace hundreds of vendors and affect many local workers and their families. We are erasing the identity of San Jose and replacing it with real estate developments that are pricing out the local families that are being displaced. Our local government is in bed with real estate development agencies and would rather profit off selling land rather than serving the community."
Vianca Mercado Union City, CA 2021-03-17 "I’m signing because this flea market is my childhood and the people that have given me the best memories are the vendors! We love them and they deserve to stay!"
Evelyn Pedraza Alameda, CA 2021-03-17 "I’m singing this petition"
Mariana Sandoval San Jose, CA 2021-03-17 "It’s a community, not for sale"
David Corona Los Angeles, US 2021-03-17 "Gentrification is wrong!!!!"
Tania Mederos Alameda, CA 2021-03-17 "We need to do better and these vendors need us. The memories this place hold shouldn’t be taken from us."
Malinda Dominguez San Jose, CA 2021-03-17 "Because I support the vendors and stand by them"
Jocelyn Arenas San Jose, CA 2021-03-17 "It’s my home town"
Abhi Paruchuri Pleasanton, CA 2021-03-17 "The Flea Market is an essential part of the community"
Marisol Angeles Antioch, CA 2021-03-17 "Supporting Vendors. The San Jose Flea Market is not for sale!!!"
Brian Ruiz Santa Clara, CA 2021-03-17 "The flea market is a critical institution in San Jose. It is a great community place and it is revolting that the city refuses to protect it. Instead preferring to tear it down and put up housing. Why not tear down valley fair? Or oak ridge? Or willow glen? Hm. Is there something about the flea market that would make it seem more expendable to the predominantly white city government? Someone should look in to that" Name Location Date Comment
Jimmy Cano San Jose, CA 2021-03-17 "The San Jose Flea Market on Berryessa created so many memories from when I was a child to the present day. How dare they try to remove La Pulga �"
Brandon Quintanilla Palo Alto, CA 2021-03-17 "Keep the culture in San Jose! If you want to build up Silicon Valley thats cool, but there NEEDS to be inclusion of culture and economic opportunities for the people!"
Cynthia Gonzalez San Jose, CA 2021-03-17 "The flea market is a historical landmark."
Ashley Diaz Sacramento, CA 2021-03-17 "I’m singing this because our people and our culture matter in this society. Why would they take away jobs from our people with nothing else. Why would they try to hurt inocent people that just want to work very hard to have food in there table. I am proud to be Mexican and my family worked 20+ years at the Berryessa flea market. I spent my childhood running around, eating candy, and buying toys. This hurts us more than anything in the world because we see our people struggle to have a job already. Don’t take this opportunity away from our people. Mexican lives matter" reyna reyes San Jose, CA 2021-03-17 "this place has historic value & has been visited by families for generations along with families making a living for generations."
Yarim Lopez San Jose, CA 2021-03-17 "I’m signing this petition because La Pulga(The Flea Market) is a place that has been here even before I was born and I still attend, wouldn’t want that part of my life to go away."
Olivia Jones Oakland, CA 2021-03-17 "I was raised at these markets, my dad earned our living here."
Bryana Martinez San Francisco, CA 2021-03-17 "NEED A PLACE FOR VENDORS TO SELL"
Abby Campos California 2021-03-17 "Our pulga has been here for many years and so many people have made and still want to make amazing memories there. If u want to actually help our people please keep the pulga up and running. There are people who can’t afford many things but the pulga gives them that chance to buy the things that they need or want not only for themselves but for there family. I’m 15 years old and i’ve been going there as long as I can remember and I know that for me I was able to get these opportunities from the pulga. Thank you in advance and have a lovely day or night. Sincerely, Abby Campos"
Andrew Gonzalez Menlo Park, CA 2021-03-17 "I’m singing because many of my family members work there, please don’t let this happen."
Jasmine Jimenez Modesto, CA 2021-03-17 "I love this flea market with my whole heart"
Yesenia Escobar San Jose, CA 2021-03-17 "I hate gentrification!"
Daniela Mateos Santa Clara, CA 2021-03-17 "I’m signing this petition because there are hundreds of vendors that rely on The Flea Market for their income." alejandra corona Garretson, SD 2021-03-17 "This have a place of gathering for so many people for so many years but also a place where people have found the ability to get money respectfully." Name Location Date Comment
Maiyra Gonzalez Oakland, CA 2021-03-17 "Save the flea!!!"
Melissa Laureta Daly City, CA 2021-03-17 "This was my childhood! And the vendors have families too!"
Yasmin Noriega San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "It has helped manny people and they depend on the flea market to make a living ."
Paloma Medina San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "I am signing this petition because San Jose is my home. I would not like to see another place near my heart be torn down to benefit someone’s pocket."
Cristina Ocampo US 2021-03-18 "No es justo que se abuse de esa manera."
Angel Guerrero San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "I grew up going to this flea market and hate/refuse to watch gentrification take place in our community. Many people make a living by selling products in this location."
Sara Razo Union City, CA 2021-03-18 "STOPPING GENTRIFICATION"
Vanessa Palafox San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "I love y’all�"
Daisy Alvarez San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "I can’t even imagine the hardship the vendors will go through. Plus Growing up the berryessa flea market was a place my parents took me to on weekends. Now as a parent it’s a tradition I continue with my own children"
Bob Allen San Francisco, CA 2021-03-18 "This important community institution needs to be preserved."
Juan Martinez San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "I’m signing this because people need this job in order to pay bills and they need it to be able to pay for food or any important things . Please think about the families and children Thank you"
Ana Duran San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "I believe the flea market should remain open for various reasons. This is a place where families can go to and enjoy a day with food, entertainment, etc. The vendors make a living by having the flea market to sell their goods. The vendors also make it affordable to purchase items to families."
Miguel Mercado San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "This is our home, so let’s protect it. -Vision"
Justin Juarez Oxnard, CA 2021-03-18 "To demand the flea market vendors are included in the development plans and to save them from displacement." beatriz Rojas San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "All the people will loose jobs"
Serentalla Gamboa Albany, CA 2021-03-18 "Displaced workers will have a harder time given the pandemic"
Giselle Ruiz San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "The flea market vendors don’t deserve this!!"
Alejandra Mendoza Riverside, CA 2021-03-18 "Save "La Pulga"!"
Kenya Ortiz San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "Fuck Sam , save the vendors, screw gentrification, save the history"
Belen Cortes San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "I am sigh this petition not only because is my a childhood memory the berryessa flea market is somewhere me and my family love Name Location Date Comment
going to spend time,shop and have fun. But what concern me and breaks my heart that if they do this it will affect all the wonderful people who work their and thier families too I will affect them distrctaly please think about them what will they if you close the flea market stop and think about it please don't take this from them"
Chelsea Rodriguez Vancouver, WA 2021-03-18 "I was born and grew there. Sadly we moved but my family and I visit as often as we can. We love this place and I believe it connects us (Mexican) to our roots and culture. Please don’t take this place down. Not only would we be loosing part of our community but also greatly affect many of the vendors possible only source of income."
Mariah Villalobos Gilroy, CA 2021-03-18 "This helps others"
Angela Cabezas Renton, WA 2021-03-18 "This is unfair to the vendors that have been there for a long time. Campa It’s their way of making money and supporting their family. They’re destroying our culture"
Lisette Sanchez San Bruno, CA 2021-03-18 "I love the flea market"
Gabriela Garcia Murrieta, CA 2021-03-18 "The San Jose market is an essential part of San Jose"
Zayra Dagio San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "This is my childhood"
Lionel Perinchief San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "The SJ flea market is a crucial cornerstone that supports the community through economics, access to affordable food and clothes as well as a positive force setting the foundation for self supporting vendors from all demographics."
Daniel Juarez Hayward, CA 2021-03-18 "This Flea Market is one of the biggest cornerstones of not only all of San Jose, but to the entire San Francisco Bay Area!! Couples, Parents, Children, Families, all of them love this Flea Market! From the Food, the Games, the Toys, the Video Games, Furniture, Cosmetic Supplies, the Farmers' Market, the Arcade, the Entertainment, all of it! Also, If this Flea Market closes, hundreds of vendors (who mostly are Undocumented families trying to survive and get out of the Poverty line) will be displaced! I hope Governor Newsom Intervenes and stops this destruction of our beloved San Jose Flea Market!!"
J DelaCruz Antioch, CA 2021-03-18 "That’s my happy place."
Jackelyn Esquivel Culver City, CA 2021-03-18 "Signing because gentrification is hurting the community. We don't need to displace members of the community, we need to help them by providing resources and building up for people living in the community. Don't build luxury housing and displace people that have lived there for generations!!!"
Denise Munoz Daly City, CA 2021-03-18 "I sign Because of the families that have been vendors here for years."
Jessica Pinate San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "San Jose has been my home since I was 4 years old. I remember going to the flea market as a child. Fuck gentrification."
Tanya Rotor Concord, CA 2021-03-18 "I support the vendors of the flea market!" Name Location Date Comment
Carlos Rodriguez Santa Clara, CA 2021-03-18 "I’m signing this so undocumented families can still work there"
JuanCarlos Redwood City, CA 2021-03-18 "We need the flea market in our neighborhood it’s a very family Cuatianquiz oriented place ."
Elizabeth Garcia Pomona, CA 2021-03-18 "Love this place"
Asucena Bravo San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "Para salvar la fuente de ingresos de muchas familias de nuestra comunidad, y tambien lugar de sano esparcimiento."
Ailyn Rangel California, CA 2021-03-18 "From the immigrant owned businesses to the high school workers who are helping to support their families, the economic loss is going to be devasting in our community. The City needs to commit in a meaningful way to providing viable options to the business owners and employees who will be harmed by the closing of the flea market." uriel perez San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "Not only are they going to displace many vendors out a job but the city isn’t going to do anything to help them find a job. The frea markets to many vendors is there main source of income and if the flea market is taken down than many people are going to lose their main source of income."
Christian Caraves Cupertino, CA 2021-03-18 "We need to help the vendors"
Gina Valdez San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "I am signing because my family and I love The San Jose Flea Market and it would be devastating to see the flea market disappear. The flea market showed be preserved as It's easily one of San Jose's main attractions. Santa Clara County families would be losing their main source of income."
Shanti Nagwani san jose, CA 2021-03-18 "The flea market is an irreplaceable and valuable community resource in San José."
Henok Tadesse Sacramento, CA 2021-03-18 "This helps a lot of families"
Denys Macias San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "This is part of my child hood no cap!!" Murguia
Maria Campos Whittier, CA 2021-03-18 "That’s my birth land"
Mikayla Campos San Francisco, CA 2021-03-18 "I’m Latina and went here growing up and this place just means so much to me and my people and I would be devastated to see it gone"
Stephanie Martinez Sunnyvale, CA 2021-03-18 "Because I am a Latina. This is a part of my childhood... to think I won’t be able to share that with my own children breaks my heart."
Jazmin Ferreira San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "STOP TRYING TO KICK OUT HARD WORKING PEOPLE!!!"
Junior Ponce San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "My Mexican People and even other cultures live of selling stuff these people feed there family’s by selling blankets,religious items,food,jewelry and clothing and cds and many other stuff these rich companies are basically taking all these peoples money people work here to give a roof to their kids and food and water to survive Name Location Date Comment
Google and many other rich companies need to have a little bit of heart to think about all those kids and families that will have to struggle to find jobs and many of those people who work and sell at the flea market are probably undocumented and may not qualify for stimulus or many other government stuff."
Areli Aguilar Berkeley, CA 2021-03-18 "This isn’t right this flea market holds so much history and memories of POC and this would literally affect so many lives."
Alondra Hernandez Morgan Hill, CA 2021-03-18 "Enough of the gentrification."
Carlos RZ Oxnard, CA 2021-03-18 "People use the money they make there to feed their kids."
Destiny Cubillos San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "For some this is a source of income and is important to the community of San Josè"
Angie Orozco Union City, CA 2021-03-18 "I love to shop and eat at the San Jose flea market!"
Esperanza Contreras San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "I grew up going to this flea market since I was a baby. It’d be sad to see if gone. �"
Jason Romano San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "�� The flea markets been part of the cultural for as long as I can remember and I still go ��"
Brynn Johnson San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "The PEOPLE of San Jose demand you listen to US and not the rich lining your pockets. This is a racist plan disguised as progress and we’re not blind. We will not be silent. We will fight for what is just and your greed and performative politics won’t be tolerated."
Kelsey Baron San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "We need to stand together as one. Save the Flea!!"
Teresa Perez Santa Maria, CA 2021-03-18 "Fuck gentrification and developments for the rich to keep filling their pockets with."
Nadia Garcia San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "Pls don’t close the flea market"
Jose Hernandez San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "The Flea market has being around since I was a little kid I grew up going there , now I have kids and take them there , I have so many memories there and so my kids are staring to have memories there and as many parents born and raised in San Jose there is nothing more enjoyable than passing Down traditions to the generation that will lead the future the day after tomorrow..."
Destiny Jimenez San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "Destiny Jimenez"
Marcus McKnight San Francisco, CA 2021-03-18 "Because we love it! Save the flea market"
Ruby Mendez San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "Born&Raised in SJ ; it wouldn’t be home without the Berryessa Flea Market!! That’s culture."
Mariana Duarte Marina, CA 2021-03-18 "Gentrification is awful and harmful to the minority communities"
Teresa Castellanos San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "I am signing because we should be encouraging & supporting economic self sufficiency during an economic crisis & pandemic recovery" Name Location Date Comment
Leslie Garcia San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "It’s a second home"
Angelica Lujan alviso, CA 2021-03-18 "I care"
Elba Herrera Hayward, CA 2021-03-18 "Vendors deserve better. Stop with the lies and project your plans to the community."
Jairo Barba Oakland, CA 2021-03-18 "I am signing because I believe this is an essential business for the community if Oakland."
Blanca Rosa Valdez Oakland, CA 2021-03-18 "I’m signing because, many people will be without jobs. This pandemic effected a lot of people already, there is no need to do more damage to our people."
Pilar Pennell Portland, OR 2021-03-18 "Displacing this market and all of these peoples livelihoods is sick. Space occupied by brown people is not free for taking and developing."
Deyanira Castillo San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "My grandpa and grandma used to sell toys in a stand at the Flea Market before they passed away. I refuse gentrification in San Jose. It’s a class war, it’s greedy and sad. The Flea Market is a land mark."
Sandra Saavedra Fresno, CA 2021-03-18 "I love this place!!"
Karen Ruiz Suisun City, CA 2021-03-18 "Our street vendors are hard working people too!"
Michael Tapia San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "Because gentrification has NO home here in San Jose, and it has no given position or privilege to displace hundreds of minority workers and their families. Big Tech needs to leave SJ ASAP."
Angela Samano Vallejo, CA 2021-03-18 "Nobody works as hard as our Hispanic people! Think of the kids think of the families!!!"
Alisa Munoz Ceres, CA 2021-03-18 "This was my childhood and millions of others too. It doesn’t deserve to be taken from those that are apart of what makes the magic come true!"
Diana Bailon San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "Diana Bailon"
Beto Maldonado Palo Alto, CA 2021-03-18 "FLEA MARKET GOTTA STAY!!"
Angel Luna San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "The flea market vendors deserve better. San Jose leadership needs to fall back and let the vendors keep their livelihood. The Flea market is a land mark in SJ and in my heart. La Pulga por Vida."
Toni Marie Villarreal Apo, AE 2021-03-18 "The flea market is how some people make money to live"
Lesley Ruiz San Francisco, US 2021-03-18 "We have lost enough cultural places. And we will fight for our vendors!"
Sukhvir Singh Grewal Cupertino, CA 2021-03-18 "It’s a good work place for small traditional traders"
Emily Harrington San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "We have to support small businesses opportunities, especially for our undocumented and immigrant community members." Name Location Date Comment
Doug Musto San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "I want small vendors to survive, not more clustered housing, the flea market is a San Jose landmark and a unique shopping experience."
Daisy Villalobos San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "Such good memories! A big part of San Jose and its culture and its PEOPLE!!!"
Andrea Silva Hayward, CA 2021-03-18 "Mentioning this place is the only way my mom will get outta the house other than church. To her it makes feel like the tianguis"
Cameron Walton San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "Berryessa flea market is legendary and many people’s livelihood. We don’t need more apartments in San Jose. Preserve the culture, don’t destroy it."
María Contreras San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "I want to help out the community and all the workers who will be misplaced. I’ve been going to this flea market since I was little."
Lluvia Gonzalez Mountain View, CA 2021-03-18 "I care about the community"
Julian Schweke Kihei, HI 2021-03-18 "I know the value of these kinds of markets and how horrible these housing projects really are for our community’s well being."
Emilia Flores Oakland, CA 2021-03-18 "I’m signing because there will be a lot of vendors being g affected by this, as well as we grew up going to the San Jose flea market on the weekends."
Nicholas Cheuquian Woodland, CA 2021-03-18 "To fight" cevasti manolas Richmond, CA 2021-03-18 "people rely on this flea market to stay alive, to house themselves and their children, without this it will be much harder for these families to earn money for the food on their tables. please. we need to stop taking away the crucial things that people need to survive this aggressive society. who knows how many of these wonderful people will end up homeless if this is taken away. all to potentially build homes for the people who are already better off than these vendors? not worth it."
Diana Bocanegra San José, CA 2021-03-18 "It’s important for me to know my kids will grow up with the same roots and I did ##��"
Araceli Sandoval San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "I am singing this petition because I think that the Fea Market is part Aguayo of the Latino Community and also because many people needs this palce open to work and get money to pay their needs." a. brown San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "This is a long-standing historic market that can’t be recreated today. Let it stand."
Gurpreet Singh San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "The flea market is a staple of San Jose."
Leticia Ayala Gilroy, US 2021-03-18 "Leticia Ayala"
Evelyn Gomez Salinas, CA 2021-03-18 "I am signing this petition because this flea market is not only a flea market, but it’s has a special place in my heart along with many memorable memories with my family." Name Location Date Comment
Stephanie Raya Walnut Creek, CA 2021-03-18 "We want the Flea Market to stay!!!!" Munoz
Stephanie Valenzuela San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "This is so important, please move this forward. I love San Jose and my flea market."
Sebastian Garcia Campbell, CA 2021-03-18 "The flea market is a San Jose tradition that shouldn’t be bought or sold to make overpriced apartments." johanna aparicio San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "this shouldn’t be happening"
Priscilla Lopez San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "I’m signing because this is a disgrace to our community !! Sam Licardo has mention before the East side is full of immigrants of different races of the low income families residing here let alone your taking away jobs from people that may be their only income in ."
Francisco Nevarez San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "i grew up going to the flea market and it’s a huge part of san jose and its culture."
Emily Lopez San Jose, US 2021-03-18 "This is a place with so many memories and culture"
Lisbeth Meza Salinas Belmont, US 2021-03-18 "It should’nt be took down it’s part of the community."
Irene Garcia San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "60 year old traditions should not be bulldozed!"
JASMIN Gutierrez San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "It’s a part of what makes this area home!!"
Sylvia Vizcardo San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "The Berryessa Flea Market is such an integral part of San Jose and has been for years. We cannot stand to let this area so cherished by its residents be removed in favor of gentrification."
Priscilla Cisneros El Dorado Hills, CA 2021-03-18 "Because this is a part of San Jose’s history. This scared spot offers so many jobs to many families, and give people the opportunity to sell and make art and support their families... what a shame this would be."
Saralyn Bustos San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "The Flea is what makes San Jose!"
Elzena Martinez San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "This the pulga tf"
Brenda N Livermore, CA 2021-03-18 "I’m signing because I grew up coming to this flea market not only as a customer but with my parents as vendors. For some years it was our only income. I was only a child, I didn’t understand much but I remember and I saw how hard my parents worked to make ends meet. For most vendors now this could be their situation, their only income. Don’t take away their only means to survive! These are hard working people."
Sofia Valenzuela San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "PROTECT NUESTRO GENTE!"
Esmeralda Rita San jose, CA 2021-03-18 "I’ve been going to this flea market since I was five, not only has it become part of a tradition in my family to go every sunday but it is also a place where we can find things that we need for food or Name Location Date Comment
traditions that other stores do not have.. not to mention I know several vendors who make a living selling at this flea market"
Elissa Espinoza Santa Cruz, CA 2021-03-18 "I’m signing, because the Berryessa Flea Market is a place with history, ran by people who’ve made San Jose what is. If there are people careless and heartless enough to build over it, then they shouldn’t be in San Jose in the first place."
Adryanna Gutiérrez San Francisco, US 2021-03-18 "The flea market has been my families livelihood for over 30 years. The closure of the flea market will not only affect my family but hundreds of other immigrant families that are just trying to make through these hard times."
Andrea Vasquez San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "Our Vendors need replacement Home"
Corrina Barrera San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "The flea market is more than just a place to create family memories. It’s part of our community, our history, and our culture. $20 at the flea market goes a long way for families who don’t have much. It supports small businesses and people as well as creating a space where we don’t have to be reminded of the increasing gentrification going on in our city. We have lost so much already, please don’t take away more."
Hannah Wilcox San Jose, US 2021-03-18 "Fuck gentrification"
Janet Rangel San Jose, CA 2021-03-18 "I am signing this because going to flea markets brings lots of joy to many of my family members, including myself. There are a lot of great finds at the flea market and for many people, this is where they make their living."
Jasmine Gallegos San Leandro, CA 2021-03-19 "Because I care! That flea market helps hundreds of family survive with the money they make there."
Adrienne Zane San Jose, CA 2021-03-19 "Local vendors and aspects of old San Jose are being displaced and destroyed by the tech field and the urbanization of San Jose."
Michael Lamb San Jose, CA 2021-03-19 "Even though we need more housing, the people that live here still need something to do. We need our culture and this flea market is part of the culture of San Jose and should not be given up. This is one of the reasons that people want to live here in the first place."
Katherine Espinoza Redwood City, CA 2021-03-19 "This flea market means a lot to all Hispanics who spends time there on the weekend to support local vendors. Those vendors depend on the San Jose flea market on berryessa San Jose to make money to pay for their daily expenses."
Linda Dao Los Angeles, CA 2021-03-19 "WE NEED TO SAVE THE FLEA MARKET! !"
Lexa R San Francisco, CA 2021-03-19 "This my childhood I don’t want to see it go away!!!"
Maritza Xilonzochilt Watsonville, CA 2021-03-19 "I spent a lot of my childhood here & even now when I’m adult I still love it. I would hate to see this place gone. All the vendors are nice people & don’t deserve this."
Arlette Jacome Berkeley, CA 2021-03-19 "I am from the Bay Area and I grew up going to the flea market with my family. The culture and community from the flea market should Name Location Date Comment
not be decimated. Nor should vendors and small businesses lose put due to lack of city planning nor adequate city organization."
Noemi Abundiz San Jose, CA 2021-03-19 "Enough with the shameful land grabbing San Jose Redevelopment Agency.It has turned our beutiful San Jose into a cement city with citizens living on the streets.Leave the flea market as the land mark that it is, in case you did not know it. It is the heart of San Jose, it is a place where multigeneration families create traditions."
Leandra Morales Sacramento, CA 2021-03-19 "This has been a place that I’ve loved coming to since I was very young. I’ve always appreciated the atmosphere and I prefer to support small business like these."
Yasmin Moreno Livermore, CA 2021-03-19 "Porq mucha gente depende de este lugar,porq nos sirve a mucha gente para q de manera segura nos distraemos,porq ya es una tradición de fin de semana"
Emma Abker San Jose, CA 2021-03-19 "I grew up in San Jose, Ca and going to the flea market was part of my childhood. To be able to see all of the amazing stuff that the vendors carry was amazing.. felt like I was in little Mexico. I enjoyed walking the the fruit stands and selecting produce for the entire weeks dinner. It’s part of San Jose and would hate to see it go."
John Hiester Redwood City, CA 2021-03-19 "The flea market is a cultural institution and economic engine for so many!"
Patricia Black San Jose, CA 2021-03-19 "I’m signing because the Berryessa Flea Market is the lifeline of our community and an incredible piece of San Jose’s history. It should be the future too. Replacing this vibrant, entrepreneurial hub with gentrified housing would be significant and irreplaceable loss for the city as a whole and for the community."
Ivan Torres San Jose, CA 2021-03-19 "I believe in the rights of all everyday working people and community!"
Tania Pulido Richmond, CA 2021-03-19 "The San Jose flea market is a staple in the city and an attraction across the Sf Bay Area. I don’t live in San Jose but have visited the flea market many times. It’s a cultural hub and economically supports many families. Do not displace the people and culture."
RE Buckley US 2021-03-19 "Solidarity with vendors! Shame on the City of San Jose for once again failing community members."
Tiffani Lopez Antioch, CA 2021-03-19 "I’m born and raised in San Jose. This is a cultural landmark."
Arianna Ortiz San Mateo, CA 2021-03-19 "Families life’s are at sake!"
Jasmine Magana San Jose, CA 2021-03-19 "Please reconsider as this flea market provides jobs which are scarce during these times!"
Kevin Rivera San Pablo, CA 2021-03-19 "QUE VIVE LA PINCHE RAZA CABRONES!!!"
Blanca Nerey Santa Clara, CA 2021-03-19 "The flea market was a place I’d often visit as a child and I would hate for small vendors to loose their source of income." Name Location Date Comment
Alicia Spargo Fremont, CA 2021-03-19 "I’m signing this petition because it is the right thing to do. �#��"
Cheyenne Ruiz San Jose, CA 2021-03-19 "Save the flea market!!" danielle vega Newark, CA 2021-03-19 "This is essential to my people. This creates jobs for all walks of life and benefits the Bay Area." dolores Sanchez san jose, CA 2021-03-19 "This is a monument for our upcoming generations � My Grandkids"
Karina M. Oakland, CA 2021-03-19 "We have to stand for our people."
Jacqueline Vacaville, CA 2021-03-19 "I want to see the flea market stay. I have many childhood Stahlberger memories of coming here and I think it’s important for our community."
Armando Franco Gilroy, CA 2021-03-19 "The flea market is an important place for local vendors to sell their products and make an income"
Jessica G San Jose, CA 2021-03-19 "Because displacement of human beings is not okay"
Amy Guzules San Jose, CA 2021-03-19 "The city MUST involve the people who are MOST affected by the plans for this land. The livelyhood of thousands of families are at stake!"
Gisela Pacheco San Jose, CA 2021-03-19 "I want to save the pulca"
Fernando Hernandez San Jose, CA 2021-03-19 "SUPPORT SMALL BUSINESS" Solis
Heather Stockwell Los Angeles, CA 2021-03-19 "The one place I love to go in San Jose."
Tanya Rosales San Jose, CA 2021-03-19 "I’m signing because my family relied on this Flea market for income for so many years. My grandparents worked most of their life here and relied on it as their main source of income. It supported our family for so long and I’m sure we’re not the only ones who depend on it! Please don’t take that away!!"
Noelia Caballero Shafter, CA 2021-03-20 "This was part of my childhood, we used to go often."
Claudia Tercero San Jose, CA 2021-03-20 "This is concerning because this is the 1% that continues to shun the community they’ve been thriving of but now they find something better and want to tear down a community, smh. Shame on you guys! This shouldn’t be happening how much housing is this city going to put without open spaces or other things to build communities not just housing. This is crazy!"
Ella Colunga Pleasanton, CA 2021-03-20 "Save the flea market !!"
Eric Hernandez San Jose, CA 2021-03-20 "The location is significant culturally, financially, and historically. Hold a special place in my heart and I to a lot of people"
Delma Hernandez San Jose, CA 2021-03-20 "We need to listen to vendors!" Name Location Date Comment
Wendy A. Uher Mountain View, CA 2021-03-20 "We need these businesses and the flea market is a big staple for many people all around California lot of people travel to go specifically there even if they move and they're visiting they go back"
Maryjane Mora Fremont, CA 2021-03-20 "SAVE THE FLEA MARKET"
Erin Young US 2021-03-21 "I'm a San José native and don't want this piece of my childhood gone."
Isaac Lopez San Jose, CA 2021-03-21 "We don’t need more unaffordable housing to make out city’s parking problem worse at the expense of our recreation/ livelihoods!"
Micheal Moll San Jose, CA 2021-03-21 "I love the San Jose Flea Market!! It’s a Historic Landmark in the South Bay"
Albert Troncoso San Jose, CA 2021-03-21 "You know what this is messed up. The Flea Market has been around peoples lifes for a long time. Love the place!!!!!"
Roberto Gonzalez US 2021-03-22 "The vendors need to be included in the development plans as primary stakeholders."
Bridgett Lara Cortes San Jose, CA 2021-03-22 "La Pulga has historical impact in many of the communities in San Jose. To destroy something so cultural will have great ramifications"
Max Leith US 2021-03-22 "We need the flea market duh"
Ameenah Fowler Seaside, CA 2021-03-22 "I grew up on this place like so many others. Dumping it like that is just wrong."
Jackson Dinh Fremont, CA 2021-03-23 "I support small businesses and the local flea market."
Janae Pina East LA, CA 2021-03-23 "It’s important to keep an area available for small business"
Alma Martinez San Jose, CA 2021-03-23 "The flea market is my childhood, it’s San José and it deserves to be permanent"
Mary Pena San Jose, CA 2021-03-23 "I enjoy walking, looking at all the different (but the same) people, and the bargains!"
Trujillo Miguel San Jose, CA 2021-03-23 "Many San Jose family's economy depends on!�#" Vazquez
M. Martin San Mateo, CA 2021-03-24 "Flea Market is a San Jose institution!"
Danielle Medina Watsonville, CA 2021-03-24 "Great place for vendors to sell their merchandise. A family place where you can find many things at a bargain price especially those on a budget. It is part of the city’s attraction." gloria quiroz San Jose, CA 2021-03-24 "Let's keep local vendors & customers at Berryesa location for San Jose Economy. Vendors & customers pay Sales & local taxes to support social services for San Jose & State of California!" Recipient: Mayor Sam liccardo, Vice Mayor Charles "Chappie" Jones, Sergio Jimenez, Raul Peralez, david cohen, Magdalena Carrasco, Devora "Dev" Davis, Maya Esparza, Sylvia Arenas, Pam Foley, Matt Mahan, Mariel...
Letter: Greetings,
Petition to Save the Berryessa Flea Market and Hundreds of Small Businesses from Displacem Signatures
Name Location Date
Berryessa Flea Market Vendors US 2021-03-17 Association
Mariana Mejia San Jose, CA 2021-03-17
Litzy Lopez Ceres, CA 2021-03-17
Devon Gonzalez San Jose, CA 2021-03-17
Mayra Aguina San Jose, CA 2021-03-17
Dorothy Depew Sacramento, CA 2021-03-17
Guadalupe Ponce San Jose, CA 2021-03-17
Luis Toledo Ceres, CA 2021-03-17
olive porter San Jose, CA 2021-03-17
Franchesca Flores Davis, CA 2021-03-17
Oscar Gomez Oakland, CA 2021-03-17
Michaela Flores San Jose, CA 2021-03-17
Liliana Guerrero San Jose, CA 2021-03-17
Tin Huynh Mountain View, CA 2021-03-17
Claudia Toledo San Jose, CA 2021-03-17
kiara Mendoza San Gabriel, CA 2021-03-17
A Muhammad Milpitas, CA 2021-03-17
Carol Ambriz Claremont, CA 2021-03-17
Danielle Ngo San Jose, CA 2021-03-17
Kamila Flores San Jose, CA 2021-03-17 Name Location Date
Naomi Islas San Jose, CA 2021-03-17
Irma campos San Jose, CA 2021-03-17
Ocean G Los Altos, CA 2021-03-17
Valeria Cazares San Jose, CA 2021-03-17
Jose Zarate Ventura Oakland, CA 2021-03-17
Juan Garcia Yountville, US 2021-03-17
Kiran Aftab San Jose, CA 2021-03-17
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Evangelia Christoforou Limassol, Cyprus 2021-03-24 Dear Mayor, City Council, and San Jose Planning Commissioners Caballero, Bonilla, Casey, Garcia, Lardinois, Oliverio, and Torrens,
We write to you as concerned community members and supporters of the Berryessa Flea Market Vendors Association regarding the Draft Berryessa BART Urban Village (BBUV) Plan and San Jose Flea Market Planned Development Rezoning Project’s. Both the Plan and Project have had insufficient engagement, consideration, assessment, and policies to deal fully and directly with the displacement of the Berryessa Flea Market. We call upon you to take meaningful action to protect the 750+ businesses and thousands of jobs that depend on the market and consider strategies to reimagine and recreate the market into a 21st century multicultural and affordable marketplace in the context of a densifying area.1
Along with the more than 5,000 people that signed a petition in a span of five days (petitions in Attachment D below), we urge the Planning Commission to recommend denial of the proposed Plan and Project until adequate engagement, analysis, and planning is conducted in order for better plans to be formed that can ensure equitable development without displacement.
As cited by a July 2020 letter by multiple non-profit organizations, “the loss of “La Pulga de San José” could become the most blatant example of displacement for small minority-owned businesses facilitated by government action in the entire state in generations.” But for government action--upzoning and billions of dollars of public investment in the form of the taxpayer funded BART extension-- this redevelopment would not be possible. The Planning Commission and the City Council have the obligation and authority to protect this community resource and the people whose lives will be impacted by its displacement.
We urge you to recommend denial and substantive changes to the City Council because we believe it is the only way to have any real hope and assurance that the needs raised by the community will be addressed. It is clear that the City has not acted with the level of interest and urgency demanded by the vendors and the community over the last 15 years regarding the issue of the displacement of this vital community resource, even when staff were directed by the City Council to work towards relocation options in 2007.
In order to create a win-win for developers and the community, it is essential that the City go above and beyond the legal minimum requirements and devote the kind of attention, initiative, creativity, strategies, and resources typically put forth to attract major events and major corporations to town. The City must embark on a process to address the displacement of the market, deeply engage the merchants as a key stakeholder in the process, and fully assess strategies to preserve the market before adoption of the Plan and Project
We recommend action and initiative, including, but not limited to, the following strategies:
Commission a robust economic analysis to adequately assess the economic and equity impacts of the closure of the flea market. The analysis should include both direct and indirect
1 See the SPUR’s ideas in Appendix B below economic impacts to the vendors and inability to contribute to the economy, as well as the ramifications of the elimination of the region’s largest business incubator. It should also assess the viability of various different market formats for a future marketplace in a different form, including a more urban, multi-level market, helping scope out a path forward for its continuation in a way that maximizes sustainability and growth potential for merchants.
Develop a community benefits agreement to ensure the economic fruits of development are broadened beyond the privileged few. Tremendous taxpayer resources have gone into the BART extension to San Jose that has stimulated public and private plans for the property that are now creating windfall economic rewards for the owners of the flea market. Now the Berryessa Flea Market Rezoning Project applicant, the Bumb family, is requesting $100 million in highway interchange funding subsidies from the City. The public is entitled to a return on its investment in the form of incorporation or relocation of the market.
Incorporate policies, strategies, and conditions of approval into the Urban Village Plan and the Rezoning Project to help ensure the continuation of the market, whether it be incorporation within the development and/or relocation within the Urban Village Plan area. Both the Plan and the Project should provide much greater detail and attention to policies and conditions of approval to deal with displacement. For example: ● Incorporate policies and conditions of approval to mitigate for commercial and residential displacement in future entitlements. ● Commit to a target number of vending spaces and square footage, as well as affordability and first right or return language for existing vendors. Previous City redevelopment efforts have included anti-displacement provisions for local businesses, such as "a 10% set aside of retail space for the previously existing small businesses".2 ● Include language on sequencing, ensuring that the vending spaces are created before the flea market, in its current form, is developed, ensuring a smooth transition and reducing economic hardship for vendors. An economic assistance package for flea market merchants between the closure of the market and when a new market begins operations should also be seriously considered.
Finally, this is an issue of institutional racism and we believe it is one of the best examples of why Citywide racial equity policies and commitments must be instituted. What were the equity goals and outcomes of the Plan and Project? Equity is not mentioned at all in either staff report. If a proposal of this sort were proposed on Lincoln Ave in Willow Glen, would this be the City’s response to displacement of the businesses there? Would such a proposal even be allowed? Would the City be so quick to claim that they have no power or responsibility to address the displacement? The merchants and community deserve better - far more than a one year eviction notice. The City cannot build trust with immigrants and people of color communities nor truly make strides on addressing inequality when it provides a helping hand with one department or project but deeply hurts or fails to protect the community with projects and plans of this nature with the other.
2 https://www.forworkingfamilies.org/sites/default/files/documents/CIMCBA.pdf Sincerely,
Jesus Flores Salvador “Chava” Bustamante President & CEO Treasurer Latino Business Foundation Silicon Valley Latinos United for a New America (LUNA) [email protected] [email protected] (408) 674-0402 (408) 466-2722
Chris Lepe [email protected] (408) 425-4430 Discussion:
Not one or the other, but both:
Planning for growth in places with existing residents and businesses, should consist of an us + them approach to development, respecting existing residents and businesses while making room for new ones. The Rezoning Project staff report calls the new development “attractive to the City’s projected growing demographic groups (i.e. an aging population and young workers seeking)” and “new housing and job growth attractive to an innovative workforce”, while staying silent on the demographics of the existing tenants, workers, and visitors at the flea market.3
Furthermore, there seems to be an implicit assumption in the context of the Urban Village Plan and the proposed Flea Market Rezoning Project that public marketplaces like the flea market and the people that depend on them are somehow incompatible with a dense urban environment. In fact, the opposite is true. Some of the world’s largest and most vibrant open air markets exist in the densest of cities, from Mumbai to Bangkok, Paris, to Mexico City. To compare the value that the flea market provides to the type of development that is being proposed is like comparing apples and oranges. Great cities have both traditional brick and mortar forms of urban development as well as more organic commercial and public spaces like the flea market.4
By creating plans with an either-or approach, the City and the applicant are replacing something with very unique economic and social benefits for a very different set of benefits, and prioritizing one set of residents, business owners, and workers over another. We believe this is not just unjust, it’s counterproductive towards the City’s own goals, for example to create vibrant, healthy, and diverse places that people from all walks of life will be drawn to.
Ironically, one of the main components of the BBUV Plan is to increase vibrant commercial space, which the Flea Market already provides. Through redevelopment, this existing, vibrant, historic, and cultural piece of commercial space would be lost and the City would have to start over again, potentially forming spaces and places that cannot live up to the degree of vibrancy that the flea market provides today or could provide in the future in a different format. As is the case with creating vibrant commercial districts, there are many other examples of General Plan policies that the flea market or a similar open air market conforms with, as highlighted in Appendix C below.
Public engagement that is not engaging:
A growing number of cities across the US are acknowledging racial equity in their plans, projects, and processes. The Cities of Portland and Seattle, for example, have established Racial Equity Toolkits that go far beyond San Jose’s decades old City Council Policy 6-30,
3 Pg. 5 of https://www.sanjoseca.gov/Home/ShowDocument?id=70500 4 Please see further below in Appendix A for a more robust discussion of the role that urban markets like the flea market play in cities. laying out the types of steps required of staff for small to large projects and plans to obtain equitable outcomes and more equitably engage impacted communities along the way.5 Part of the problem with the City of San Jose’s existing public engagement policy, is that it does not have an equity lens and does not place any sort of priority on engaging disadvantaged populations and those most likely to be impacted by development. This may be a big part of the reason why vendors at the flea market have complained that they have not felt informed and engaged in the latest plans for flea market development. It may be time to take a fresh look at the City’s engagement policies and make necessary adjustments to avoid this kind of situation in the future.
A key element of equitable and effective public engagement is to identify and engage in a focused manner those most likely to be affected by development in a culturally appropriate manner. As we describe below, the outreach conducted by the City as part of the BBUV Plan process and the property owner through the Rezoning Project have not met our expectations of effective community engagement. In the case of the outreach performed by the Flea Market owners/management/workers/development consultant, there have been additional concerns, consisting of reports to placate, manipulate, and misinform, and even intimidate. These of course are among the least empowering forms of public engagement, as noted in the graphics below of best practices in the field.
Image: Arnstein's Ladder of Citizen Participation6
5 https://www.portlandoregon.gov/oehr/71685, https://www.seattle.gov/Documents/Departments/RSJI/RacialEquityToolkit_FINAL_August2012.pdf, https://www.sanjoseca.gov/home/showpublisheddocument?id=12813 6 https://www.good-governance.org.uk/blog-post/community-engagement-and-voice/ Image: International Association for Public Participation, Spectrum of Public Participation7
On pg 19 of the BBUV Plan staff report, staff write “The City conducted an extensive community outreach and civic engagement process during the BBUV Plan preparation… All neighborhood residents, property owners, business owners, and other interested individuals were invited to participate and provide input on the formation of this Plan.”8
We would like to know how this “extensive community outreach and civic engagement” was measured. We ask that the City provide proof that that effective outreach was conducted, particularly to those who would be most impacted by the Plan and Project: ● Did the City develop a public participation plan and track its implementation, particularly outreach to the vendors, workers, and customers of the flea market? ● Did the City specifically notify the merchants as part of the BBUV process and did they do so when there was still an opportunity to inform the development of the Draft Plan? Did the outreach provide the merchants opportunities to provide input leading up to each key step in the process? ● If any direct outreach was conducted directly to these impacted populations, in what languages did they offer the information and input opportunities to the vendors and workers at the flea market? Was the information provided clear and easily understood at a reading level as is common practice among public agencies?
7 https://www.researchgate.net/figure/IAP2-Spectrum-of-Participation-From-the-International-Association-fo r-Public_fig3_301627763 8 https://www.sanjoseca.gov/Home/ShowDocument?id=70456 ● What were the demographics of the participants of the City’s public meetings and survey responses? Were there any merchants that participated in any of the City’s meetings or took any of the City’s surveys?
According to the testimony of dozens of merchants we’ve spoken with, there was no direct outreach conducted by the City nor the applicant to the merchants or employees of the flea market during the heart of the development of the Draft BBUV Plan & Rezoning Project CEQA public input period. It was only until outcries by the community in recent months that outreach took place with the merchants by the project applicant. Even when outreach was finally conducted, merchants complained that such outreach was not conducive to their participation.
Despite the project applicant’s claims, it is our understanding based on evidence from vendors, that the project noticing that was provided over the course of the BBUV Plan and the 2020-2021 rezoning was only provided in English. Merchants complained that the notices were not useful or hard to decipher as to the relevance and importance of the upcoming meetings. For example, one set of notices, shown below, lacks information about the project, contact information for the City, and translation to the most commonly spoken languages at the market.
Image: Flyer distributed by the FM Rezoning project applicant with meetings taking place only after the close of the CEQA public input period, no information linking to the City’s plans, no City staff person to contact directly for questions, and no translation in any of the languages that are prevalent at the flea market. Finally, when the “open houses” did take place by the project applicant, they appear to be used as an attempt to diffuse potential vendor concerns of the development plans (we’re happy to substantiate these claims if need be). But just as importantly, if these “open houses” were considered public outreach, then, where is the input that was obtained? Did the applicant share this input with City staff and the general public? Was this input then incorporated in some way into the UV Plan or the Project?
Finally, as noted above, there have been multiple reports of vendors who were told that the meetings were not important, and worse, reports of intimidation by flea market security towards vendors passing out information about the meetings to their colleagues (vendors documented some of these interactions and would be happy to substantiate these reports).
In the days leading up to the hearings, the Flea Market owners/management/spokespeople have even spoken to the media and through various social media channels claiming that the development plans are simply rumors, in what seems to be a clear attempt to diffuse public concern.
Image: Instagram post in March 2021 stating “The San Jose Flea Market is NOT closing. Rumors of the Flea Market’s potential closure have been around for the past 20 years, and through it all we’ve been open every weekend, year-round. The stories and social media posts that have been written about The Flea Market and its potential closure over the years have been written without our knowledge, and therefore, without our input. We are NOT closing, and have no intention to close. We continue to invest in our business, and we are looking forward to a great 2021 and beyond!”9
Public input to nowhere:
Let’s assume that the public engagement of both the City as part of the BBUV Plan and the applicant as part of the FM Rezoning Project were legally and morally defensible. An important facet of a public process is to meaningfully incorporate the perspective and concerns of the community in the plans and policies that are developed.
Despite the fact that it is quite possible that not a single flea market merchant or employee attended the BBUV Plan community meetings, the City’s own public record as part of the planning process shows substantial community input noting the historic/cultural value of the flea market and an interest in preserving it within the development plans. Furthermore, such input extends well past the dates of the BBUV Plan process itself in prior discussions around the topic. Clearly there has been a strong interest by the community for development plans to consider and mitigate the impacts of development, but this input has not translated into sufficient safeguards, policies, and initiative to create a win-win scenario.
The long “paper trail” in Attachment B seems to indicate that there is a disconnect between input received and the content of the Plan and Project, raising many questions: ● Why was the input below not meaningfully incorporated? ● Why weren’t the spirit of these comments included on the BBUV Plan summary of comments on pg 20-21 of the staff report and incorporated as policies to continue the market in some way/form? ● Why are all the Rezoning Project policies regarding commercial displacement only surface mitigations such as documenting the historic value of the flea market and putting up signage? Why hasn’t a more realistic alternative than the “reduced footprint alternative in the EIR” been explored?
Greater attention required:
In staff’s analysis of conformance of the Draft BBUV Plan Parks, Plaza, and Placemaking chapter with the City’s General Plan, the staff report “The [Draft BBUV] Plan recommends a central open space in the Flea Market South District that extends from the BART station. This central open space will be the main amenity and placemaking area in the Plan, and supports “activating uses” such as vendor kiosks and community activities... Immediately adjacent to the BART station, the first component of this central open space is a public plaza surrounded by mid- to high-rise buildings… Additionally, a planned neighborhood park in the Facchino District will provide open space opportunities for residents and employees in this area of the urban village.”10
9 https://www.radio.com/alt1053/latest/despite-reports-san-jose-flea-market-not-closing 10 Pg. 9 of https://www.sanjoseca.gov/Home/ShowDocument?id=70456 While this language seems to point towards the possibility of some sort of vendor spaces at the flea market site, there is no detail in the BBUV Plan or the Rezoning Project as to how many spaces or square footage would be included as part of this concept, nor any additional strategies directly connecting the welfare of the vendors at the flea market with these vending spaces, such as affordability of the spaces, first right of return, and sequencing to limit the disruption of business activities. There are also no broader strategies in the BBUV Plan that may be applicable beyond the flea market site to encourage relocation of vending spaces.
The reality is that the City has not provided anywhere near the kind of attention, study, and initiative that is warranted for an issue of this magnitude. For these, and other reasons laid out in this document, the BBUV Plan and the Flea Market Rezoning Project are half-baked and need to go back to the drawing board.
Conclusion:
Regardless of the extent of public engagement related to the issue of displacement or the legal minimum level of action or effort necessary by the City as it relates to the issue of displacement, the bottom line is that the City has a moral obligation to address this issue. Roughly 15 years after the last General Plan Amendment and Rezoning for the property, the City and the Project applicant have nothing to show. The protection of thousands of immigrants, people of color, and low income populations are in the Planning Commission and City Council’s hands. If you do not act, the thousands of people that depend on the market and the millions that treasure it, will be left with no protection by the City when the Pulga de San Jose is bulldozed. In its place, at least according to one of the laughable mitigations to the cultural/historical impacts of the planned development, will be the tombstone of the Flea Market, in the form of a plaque where the market once stood. Appendix A - The role that urban markets like the flea market play in dense urban environments:
A report by UC Berkeley’s Center for Community Innovation, assesses some of the economic benefits of the Berryessa Flea Market and lays out many of the unique benefits that markets like the flea market provide. “Public markets have existed as long as there have been cities. From the agora of Ancient Greece to Paris’ Les Halles to New York’s Union Square Greenmarket, markets have been important civic, social and commercial places within the urban landscape… Markets provide opportunities for full-time self employment or supplemental income for vendors, and low-cost consumer goods generate considerable consumer surpluses for low-income shoppers (Morales, Balkin and Persky 1995)... The Project for Public Spaces has found that public markets often act like retail anchors by drawing shoppers not only to the market itself, but to surrounding businesses as well (PPS 2003).” Images: Istanbul, Turkey Grand Bazaar - one of the largest and oldest covered markets in the world11
The report continues, “Markets can generate substantial economic benefits, particularly for low-income, immigrant and minority entrepreneurs, who often lack access to traditional forms of capital. Public markets serve as business incubators for new businesses, allow existing entrepreneurs to experiment with minimal risk, and become a vehicle for individual and family self-empowerment (Morales 2009). They are not merely tools for increasing economic activity in traditionally capital-poor communities; they can create opportunities for upward mobility and asset building (PPS 2002)... Public markets and street vending also provide opportunities for self-employment to workers who face limited employment options in formal labor markets.”12
Image: Colaba Causeway, Mumbai, India13
Finally, the report proclaims, “The San Jose Flea Market is a unique institution that has considerable cultural, social and economic significance for residents of Northern California. Over the past five decades, it has evolved into something much more than just a market for inexpensive new and used consumer goods. It has become a vital, family-oriented public space, particularly for Latino and Asian immigrants. It is home to a unique retail environment with goods and services not found elsewhere in the Bay Area, and in a shopping environment that accommodates people of all walks of life. Over the years, it has become a job center that accommodates hundreds of local entrepreneurs, most of whom are San Jose residents and low- and moderate income immigrants. For hundreds, if not thousands, of other workers, the market provides part-time jobs in street vending, retail sales, security, maintenance, food service and
11 https://tourist2townie.com/culture-food/grand-bazaar-in-istanbul/ 12 https://www.reimaginerpe.org/files/SanJoseFleaMarket-CR-Campion-Mo.pdf 13 https://www.123rf.com/photo_103204352_mysore-india-december-25th-2017-view-of-devaraja-market-in- mysore-.html janitorial work. Even though it may not be as visible as Ebay or Hewlett Packard, the Flea Market is one of San Jose’s largest employers and is possibly its largest source of jobs for immigrants and people of color.”
Another report by SPUR, a regional urban planning research organization think tank, reinforces the findings from UC Berkeley, “The San Jose Flea Market is a destination in its own right... It is the largest flea market in the western United States and a major economic development and social amenity for the city… a place where entrepreneurs, many of whom are immigrants and/or lower-income, start their own businesses selling food and wares. The sales that vendors make at the flea market are a major contributor to their household incomes. Selling at the market has also provided numerous vendors with experiences that they have used to move their businesses to brick and mortar locations… In addition to the economic benefit to the families of the vendors, the market provides a unique shopping and social experience not found anywhere else in the region. It is authentic, varied and has historical value.”
Image: San Jose flea market14
The spirit of the CCI’s research findings and SPUR’s description of the flea market are reflected in many of the public’s comments in the attached petition, including: ● “This is essential to my people. This creates jobs for all walks of life and benefits the Bay Area.” - Danielle Vega ● “The San Jose flea market is a staple in the city and an attraction across the Bay Area. I don’t live in San Jose but have visited the flea market many times. It’s a cultural hub and economically supports many families. Do not displace the people and culture.” - Tania Pulido ● “The Berryessa Flea Market is the lifeline of our community and an incredible piece of San Jose’s history. It should be the future too. Replacing this vibrant, entrepreneurial hub
14 https://www.mercurynews.com/2007/04/22/flea-market-and-way-of-life-at-risk/ with gentrified housing would be a significant and irreplaceable loss for the city as a whole and for the community.” - Patricia Black ● “The flea market is more than just a place to create family memories. It’s part of our community, our history, and our culture. $20 at the flea market goes a long way for families who don’t have much. It supports small businesses and people as well as creating a space where we don’t have to be reminded of the increasing gentrification going on in our city. We have lost so much already, please don’t take away more.” - Corrina Barrera ● “The flea market has been my family's livelihood for over 30 years. The closure of the flea market will not only affect my family but hundreds of other immigrant families that are just trying to make through these hard times.” - Adryanna Gutierrez ● “From the immigrant owned businesses to the high school workers who are helping to support their families, the economic loss is going to be devastating in our community.” - Ailyn Rangel ● “I am proud to be Mexican and my family worked 20+ years at the Berryessa flea market. I spent my childhood running around, eating candy, and buying toys. This hurts us more than anything in the world because we see our people struggle to have a job already. Don’t take this opportunity away from our people.” - Ashley Diaz Appendix B - Where did all the public input go?
In November 2018, the City hosted its first workshop on the Berryessa BART Urban Village Plan. When it came to valuing what’s in the area/existing assets, and wanting to preserve what’s already there, almost all of the tables in the workshop mentioned the flea market.15 The summary of notes from the meeting state that “over 130 participants (approximately 95 community members, 35 staff and community partners) participated in the… workshop… Participants included neighborhood residents, property owners, and other individuals interested in gaining insight into the planning process.”16
The following are the documented comments of the workshop participants related to the flea market: ● What do you like/love/want to preserve in the area? ○ Table 1: Placemaking: Culture and history of flea market ○ Table 2: Placemaking: Preserve cultures identities that are already existing; Services: Flea market ○ Table 3: Services: Keep some element of the Flea Market; it is big, supports small business, and has: entry level jobs, variety, produce, and diversity ○ Table 4: Services: Flea Market ○ Table 5: Land Use: Flea Market; important to keep the spirit; Neighborhood: Preserve economic and social diversity ○ Table 8: Land Use: Flea Market; Make it a smaller version; Brings community together ○ Table 9: Like Flea Market ● What are the assets in the area? ○ Table 5: Land Use: Flea market; Flea market existed before people; Multi-generational ○ Table 9: Land Uses: Flea Market, Night market (would like entertainment), Diversity ● Values: ○ Table 10 - Participants were interested in neighborhood services and concerned with displacing current businesses; Neighborhood service uses and avoid displacement of current businesses.
In July 2020, a coalition of organizations put forth a comment letter regarding the flea market redevelopment that included Catalyze SV, the Santa Clara & San Benito Counties Building & Construction Trades Council, the Sprinkler Fitters Local 483, Latinos United for a New America (LUNA), Greenbelt Alliance, TransForm, BART Transit Village Advocates, UA Local Union 393, Working Partnerships USA, IBEW 332, South Bay YIMBY, and SOMOS Mayfair. The letter raised concerns and recommendations regarding several elements of the Plan, including the displacement of the flea market:
15 https://www.sanjoseca.gov/home/showpublisheddocument?id=37885 16 https://www.sanjoseca.gov/home/showpublisheddocument?id=37887 “The Flea Market has been a significant part of San Jose’s culture for 60 years. As part of the project’s build-out of public space, let’s find a way to provide the recreational and economic benefits of the Flea Market. In our Valley, we often fall prey to ignoring our history and demolishing its legacy. Let’s not do that again with this final phase of development by washing away what has been one of San Jose’s biggest attractions for decades.”
“We are confident the developer can find a way to recreate aspects of the Flea Market and continue its legacy in a more compact, urban design. With an extremely large development site like this one, there is a greater opportunity to dedicate public and recreational space to uses such as those of a public market. We would like to see a portion of the development recapture the characteristics, businesses, customers, affordability of goods, and culture of the current Flea Market. One way to do so would be by creating a new indoor/outdoor market space that dedicates space to existing sellers, in the form of so many other world-class urban markets such as Pike Place in Seattle, Granville Island Public Market in Vancouver, Viktualienmarkt in Munich, Germany, Mercado Municipal Paulistano in Sao Paulo Brazil, and Mercado Libertad in Guadalajara, Mexico.”
“Let’s keep these businesses and workers in San Jose by providing them with meaningful support (in the same way actions are being taken at all levels of government in response to the economic crisis resulting from the current pandemic). Another way to prevent displacement would be to subsidize or guarantee stabilized rents for existing businesses.”
In October, 2020, the City hosted three online webinars, which largely consisted of presentations of various elements of the BBUV Plan, with time for Q&A. At the Berryessa BART Workshop 3 Webinar 1 - a question was asked about the future of the flea market.17
Staff’s response was “To be clear, the City does not have direct control of that. The Bumb family owns the land of the flea market, so we don’t have an idea of how that’s going to be closed or when; however, what we do have is policies in the land use that call for ideas of what happens with the flea market. So, for instance, we have an idea that if there is a relocation within the area, where that’s going to happen, how’s that going to happen? We acknowledge that the functioning of the flea market has a really powerful potential for placemaking purposes, so we’re trying to, as much as possible, at least have one policy that calls for relocation of that within the site, but to be very clear, the ultimate decision of what happens to the flea market is really out of the control of the City, but we will work very closely with the project applicant to explore ideas about that.”
Two questions emerge from staff’s response above. ● First, what happened to that policy that the City was proposing to put forth? Was this the assurance that the City consistently provided the community as plans for the Urban Village were being discussed? ● Second, at the same time City staff have consistently pointed to the owners of the flea market as the ones fully controlling the fate of the flea market. Why haven’t alternative
17 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1LGB2Cm-XgA strategies been considered to ensure that regardless of whether the owners and developers decide to incorporate or relocate the flea market, that the merchants and workers that depend on the space, will be protected - and to ensure this valuable regional destination continues into the future and ideally preserved in perpetuity?
Similarly, under Interdepartmental and External Government Coordination on pg 20, it states “The City also held discussions and presentations with outside City agencies and organizations including SPUR and San Jose State University''.
What was their input? Did any of these agencies and organizations raise questions about displacement of the market or offer up solutions? At least one of the organizations cited has spoken up about the importance of the flea market and suggested ideas to preserve it in a different form, while still creating an affordable shopping and recreational experience. In 2014, SPUR released a report on the Berryessa Flea Market plans called “The Future of the Berryessa BART Station.”18
On pages 26-29 in the report, SPUR writes: “Recommendation 2: Retain the flea market as a central attraction in the station area and as a natural catalyst to promote innovative development in the area… Our proposal calls for allowing the flea market to remain located in the station area over time as the area is built out. In the initial years, the flea market could remain on the southern portion of the site, and some vendors could focus on commuter services (coffee, snacks, dry cleaning, etc.) with their stalls located immediately near the station entrance.”
“In addition, there are ways to work with current vendors and other entrepreneurs who are ready to make the leap to more permanent space by leasing affordable pop-up space. Some models exist for using shipping containers to help build out retail spaces at relatively low cost. It should be noted that the flea market is currently one of the only locations in San Jose to repurpose shipping containers for retail uses. Additionally, the flea market, in collaboration with Moveable Feast, hosts a seasonal night market where food trucks and local businesses create a weekly festival for visitors.”
“A new nonprofit entity, working with local partners, could be created to curate the space with an eye toward creating an exciting mixture of uses to attract new audiences. As the businesses become more permanent, there may be an opportunity over time to create a retail or office hub around a central square, adjacent to Berryessa Station, while moving the flea market to the southern end of both the current flea market site and the site that VTA owns.”
“Given that the flea market is most active on weekends, it would be ideal to find a way to share the parking facilities at the BART station. Doing so would make use of the parking garage during
18 https://www.spur.org/sites/default/files/2015-08/SPUR_The_Future_of_the_Berryessa_BART_St ation.pdf weekend hours and not require the construction of additional parking for the flea market. Hopefully some flea market patrons would choose to take BART as well.”
“The flea market is an important asset to San Jose and the region. If it is infeasible to keep the market in its current location, the city should work with the market’s owners to find an alternative suitable location.”19
The following are examples and images from “The Future of the Berryessa BART Station”:
Boxpark, London
Image: “Boxpark in Shoreditch, East London, is a pop-up retail development built from 60 old shipping containers. Photo by Yukino Miyazawa”
Downtown Container Park, Las Vegas
19 https://www.spur.org/sites/default/files/2015-08/SPUR_The_Future_of_the_Berryessa_BART_Station.pdf Image: “Downtown Container Park, developed by Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh in Las Vegas, is an example of a shipping container project that has transformed the urban fabric. It includes 30 shipping containers and 41 metal cubes ringing a well-used open space. Photo by Mark Pritchard”
Future Urban Core at Berryessa
Image: “The flea market site presents an opportunity to create a lively container park right next to a future urban core public space.” Appendix C - The flea market and other urban markets of its sort conform to the City’s own General Plan policies:
The following are several General Plan policies noted in the City’s BBUV Plan staff report that are also consistent with a flea market or other similar types of urban markets: ● Innovative Economy - Land Use and Employment Policy E-1.2: Plan for the retention and expansion of a strategic mix of employment activities at appropriate locations throughout the City to support a balanced economic base, including industrial suppliers and services, commercial/retail support services, clean technologies, life sciences, as well as high technology manufacturers and other related industries. - pg. 7 ○ The flea market ads to the mix of the City’s employment activities as there are very few permanent markets of this sort with low barrier to entry that serve as a business incubator, in particular for demographic groups with barriers to entry into some of the very types of employment options the City is attempting to attract to the City. ● Innovative Economy - Land Use and Employment Policy IE-1.6: Plan land uses, infrastructure development, and other initiatives to maximize utilization of existing and planned transit systems including fixed rail (e.g., High-Speed Rail, BART and Caltrain), LightRail and Bus Rapid Transit facilities, promote development potential proximate to these transit system investments compatible with their full utilization. - pg. 7 ○ There has been no analysis of the difference between a scenario with a market vs no market in regards to transit ridership. Neither the City or the rezoning applicant have any basis for such a claim. ● Land Use – Efficient Use of Residential and Mixed-Use Lands Policy LU-10.1: Develop land use plans and implementation tools that result in the construction of mixed-use development in appropriate places throughout the City as a means to establish walkable, complete communities. - pg. 7 ○ There is no more walkable place with a greater concentration of retail than the Berryessa Flea Market, not just in San Jose, but arguably on the West Coast, and possibly the nation. ● Implementation – Urban Village Planning Policy IP-5.1(1): Job and Housing Growth Capacity: Identify suitable areas for retail and other employment uses, giving careful consideration to existing and future demand for retail space, the appropriate location and design of retail spaces, opportunities for large-scale and small-scale retail uses, and adequate and appropriate sites for other employment uses consistent with the total planned job capacity for the particular Growth Area. Identify suitable areas for residential development, capable of supporting the full amount of planned residential growth capacity. Apply corresponding Land Use / Transportation Diagram or zoning designations to support the proposed employment and residential density ranges. - pg. 7 ○ How much sense does it make to eliminate the greatest concentration of retail in the City - retail that is surviving under the pandemic and that will likely thrive as the economy reopens and people seek places to recreate and socialize? On page 9 of the BBUV Plan staff report, staff note many parks, plaza, and placemaking strategies consistent with the flea market: ● Community Design – Function Policy CD-2.4, Function: Incorporate public spaces (squares, plazas, etc.) into private developments to encourage social interaction, particularly where such spaces promote symbiotic relationships between businesses, residents, and visitors. ● Vibrant Neighborhoods - Cultural Opportunities Policy VN-4.3: Consider opportunities to include spaces that support arts and cultural activities in the planning and development of the Downtown, new Urban Village areas and other Growth Areas. ● Implementation – Urban Village Planning Policy IP-5.1(4): Infrastructure: Identify locations for parks, plazas, public and quasi-public open spaces, and sites to potentially incorporate libraries, public safety facilities and other public uses, along with other infrastructure needs. A Village Plan should also consider the adequacy of public and private utilities to serve the planned growth capacity.
Appendix D - Petition Signatures to Save the Flea Market: Attached Item 8.b. PDC17-051
From: Henry Morgan Seel
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Hello,
My name is Henry and I am writing to express my support for the Berryessa Flea Market, the vendors, workers, and visitors who all benefit greatly from the 60 year old tradition and community.
The flea market provides hundreds of vendors with a source of income in these trying times and gives the community a place to share.
I urge the commission and city council to protect the historic Berryessa Flea Market land and reject both agenda items regarding the repurposing of the land and closure of the market.
Best,
Henry Seel