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1000Õ 500Õ Diridon Station Area Plan (DSAP) Boundary Downtown West Project Boundary Downtown San José Boundary Looking to the next phase of co-creation Thanks to the San José community, Downtown West project was unanimously approved by the City Council on May 25, 2021 with your suppo. The project was built on a decade- long engagement and visioning session led by the City of San José for the Diridon Station Area Plan. We heard from San José - and we set the priorities for Downtown West together. The project is designed to respond to these meaningful and ambitious goals summarized in 6 themes here — This is our commitment to grow and evolve together with the community. As we look forward to the next phase, we hope to conitnue conversations on co-creation and implementation. Delivering on San José's goals Downtown West San José 4,000 new homes, and suppo for 25% affordable housing in the Diridon Station Area 15 acres of public parks and open space with free year- round programming Over 4.25 acres of enhanced riparian habitat, 2,280 new trees planted ©Mithun ©Baunfire ©Shae Rocco ©Shae Rocco ©Shae Rocco ©Shae Rocco Local job oppounities Help strengthen the community Ambitious climate targets We need housing alongside jobs An inclusive place Enhancing ecological health 02 04 06 01 03 05 $150M+ Community Stabilization & Oppounity Pathways Fund rooted in social equity and community paicipation Zero net new carbon emission and 65% non-single-occupancy vehicle trips (walking, biking, carpooling, or public transit) 5,700 + prevailing wages construction jobs with supplier diversity and local hire targets

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Diridon Station Area Plan (DSAP) Boundary

Downtown West Project Boundary

Downtown San José Boundary

Looking to the next phase of co-creation

Thanks to the San José community, Downtown West project was unanimously approved by the City Council on May 25, 2021 with your support.

The project was built on a decade-long engagement and visioning session led by the City of San José for the Diridon Station Area Plan.

We heard from San José - and we set the priorities for Downtown West together.

The project is designed to respond to these meaningful and ambitious goals summarized in 6 themes here — This is our commitment to grow and evolve together with the community.

As we look forward to the next phase, we hope to conitnue conversations on co-creation and implementation.

Delivering on San José's goals

Downtown West San José

4,000 new homes, and support for 25% affordable housing in the Diridon Station Area

15 acres of public parks and open space with free year-round programming

Over 4.25 acres of enhanced riparian habitat, 2,280 new trees planted

©Mithun

©Baunfire

©Shae Rocco

©Shae Rocco ©Shae Rocco

©Shae Rocco

Local job opportunities

Help strengthen the community

Ambitious climate targets

We need housingalongside jobs

An inclusive place

Enhancing ecological health

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04

06

01

03

05

$150M+ Community Stabilization & Opportunity Pathways Fund rooted in social equity and community participation

Zero net new carbon emission and 65% non-single-occupancy vehicle trips (walking, biking, carpooling, or public transit)

5,700 + prevailing wages construction jobs with supplier diversity and local hire targets

W Santa Clara

HWY 87

W San C

arlos St.

Barack Obama Blvd.

Park Ave, Diridon Station

SAP Center

Arena Green

Los Gatos Creek Trail

Gua

dalupe River

ST. LEO’S

DUPONT MCEVOY

AUTUMN MONTGOMERY

GARDEN ALAMEDA

DELMAS PARK

Site Boundary

Office

Housing Active Use (Retail, Cultural, Arts, Education + Other)

Land dedicated to City for Affordable Housing DSAP Affordable Housing Land Dedication to City

Last updated June 2021

Contact us at: [email protected] Visit us at: www.g.co/sanjoseWant to learn more?

Integrated framework plan

15 acres parks and

open spaces

4,000 housing units

500K sf retail, cultural, arts,

education, and active uses

7.3M sf office

Envisioning tomorrowReimagine how this part of downtown could represent the values and the creativity that is San José

Building on San José's

diversity + ribrancy

Renewed access to natureArtist Renderings - Subject to Change

Artist Renderings - Subject to Change