On file at the City of Newport Beach:

• Master Development Plan
• Planned Community text
• Final Environmental Impact Report

Vision

The Newport Banning Ranch (NBR) team has spent more than 10 years thoughtfully considering the proper re-use of the 70+ year-old oil field and the result is an extraordinary proposal for the future of the property:

More than 75% of the Banning Ranch site to be preserved as Permanent Open Space

Open space – 252-acres of Permanent Open Space

• A comprehensive habitat preservation and restoration program
  • Coastal sage scrub and gnatcatcher habitat provisions
  • Vernal pool preserve
  • Wetlands and riparian habitats
  • Potential 3rd party mitigation opportunity
  • Regional open space connectivity
• Land Stewardship
  • Protect, maintain and manage PERMANENT Open Space
  • No cost to taxpayers
  • In perpetuity
• Orange Coast River Park – the Final Link
  • 280-acre contribution of open space
  • This contribution represents 27% of the total 1,034-acre River Park
  • NO COST TO TAXPAYERS

Oil Field Clean-up

• Site severely impacted by oil operations
• Over 450 wells drilled
• Over 40 miles of pipeline
• $30 million+ clean-up

Public Parks and Trails – 52 acres

• 27-acre Community Park
• 25-acre Bluff Park/Interpretive Center serving as a development buffer
  • Development Buffer
• 7+ Miles of Trails/Public Access
• Pedestrian/Bicycle Bridge connecting across West Coast Highway to the beach

Less than 25% of the site designated as a high-quality in-fill development

Village – 97 acres

• Proposed Plan
  • 1,375 homes
  • 75,000 sf. commercial
  • 75 room coastal inn

The NBR proposal adheres to the 2006 voter approved General Plan and is the result of multiple community meetings, one-on-one discussions and input from community members and community leaders.