As part of the Exclusive Negotiating Agreement (ENA,) there is a provision for SunCal to submit an alternative plan to the City. And by City, I mean the Planning and Building Department Community Development Department. This submission is akin to any submission to the Planning and Building Department.
The milestone date for submission is today and SunCal turned in a plan yesterday.
I talked very briefly to Andrew Thomas, Planning Services Manager, who briefly reviewed the document yesterday. He mentions that the land/development plan is essentially the same. They have also submitted a draft Development Agreement as well which has two key provisions changed that were of concern to the City and have been mainstays in arguments against Measure B.
- $200 million public benefits cap has been lifted
- 2% property tax cap has been lifted as well
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