With the passage of a first reading of a key zoning amendment, the project, planned for Arroyo Parkway, appeared on a path to full approval.
If constructed, three existing buildings would be retained, including the Whole Foods Market and the subterranean parking structure at 465 S. Arroyo Parkway, and two historic structures at 501 and 523 S. Arroyo Parkway, according to a city report. Up to five new levels of subterranean parking would be added as part of the project, which would be at intersection with California Boulevard and Bellevue Drive.
The new map essentially modified boundaries and revises development standards specific to the project. Such standards include maximum heights, parking allocations, open space and signage. For a look at those standards under the first-reading of the map, visit:The approval was only a first reading of the ordinance. It will come back to the council for final approval.
Ultimately, in November, developers received approval from the City Council to take the next steps in efforts to construct an 80-foot-high building on Pasadena’s Arroyo Parkway that is part of the planned the Affinity Project, which will one day include medical offices and senior living. The Affinity Project is expected to be completed in 2026, but concerns relating to its aesthetic features and impact on surrounding traffic had stalled a planned development agreement, which must be obtained along with a building permit in order to break ground.
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