A R e s o rt D e s t i n at i o n
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Investment offering memorandum
Table of Contents
Lobby of the historic
Arrowhead Springs Hotel
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Property Overview
History of the Site
Site Plan for Arrowhead Springs
Parcel 1: Historic and Celebrity Bungalows
Parcel 2: Health Spa
Parcel 3: Residential Hilltown
Parcel 4: 18-Hole Golf Course
Parcel 5: Residential North
Parcel 6: Residential South
Parcel 7: International Hotel
Parcel 8: Corporate Office Center
Parcel 9A: Village Walk Commercial
Parcel 9B: Village Walk Residential
Parcel 10: Windy Point
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Property Overview
Arrowhead Springs is located in the heart of Southern California known
as the “Inland Empire”, within a two-hour drive of over 20 million residents.
The highly-coveted property, including the historic Arrowhead Springs
Hotel, was recently annexed into the City of San Bernardino. Situated on
1,916 acres at a temperate elevation of between 1,500 and 3,400 feet,
and surrounded on three sides by the San Bernardino National Forest,
the site is on a major access route to the popular mountain resorts of
Lake Arrowhead, Big Bear and Crestline. Arrowhead Springs is easily
accessible from major freeways connecting major cities and destinations.
A spectacular valley view to the south across the Inland Empire enhances
the awareness of Arrowhead Springs’ unique location. The property is
accessed by a main artery road (Arrowhead Springs Road) from State
Highway 18 and Waterman Canyon Road.
The website for the property is www.arrowheadsprings.net
Suites of the historic
Arrowhead Springs Hotel
Meeting and conference space of the
historic Arrowhead Springs Hotel
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With the recent extension of State Road 210, Arrowhead Springs
is now strategically located within several miles of major freeways
including State Road 210, Interstate 10, and Interstate 215. In addition,
a new Million Air terminal has been constructed and is operational at
San Bernardino International Airport, which is located only eight miles
from the Property. Ontario International Airport is located approximately
24 miles west of the Property. Los Angeles International Airport is
approximately 75 miles west of the Property.
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Property Overview
Extension of State
Route 210
Distances from Arrowhead Springs:
Cities
Miles
Theme Parks
Miles
Mountain Resorts
Miles
Palm Springs
50
Disneyland
56
Lake Gregory & Crestline
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Los Angeles
60
Legoland
60
Rim Forest
15
Pasadena
64
Warner Bros Studios
67
Blue Jay
17
Universal Studios Hollywood
69
Lake Arrowhead
18
San Bernardino Airport
8
Science & Technology Museum
70
Running Springs
24
Ontario International Airport
24
Airports
4
La Brea Tar Pits/Museum
74
Silverwood Lake
24
John Wayne International Airport 60
Sony Studios
75
Big Bear Lake
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LAX
Long Beach Aquarium
80
Queen Mary
80
Six Flags Magic Mountain
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Fireside at the historic
Arrowhead Springs Hotel
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History of the Site
1857
1889
1905
1920
1938
1944
1962
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How did the Arrowhead Springs
Hotel come to be?
Arrival of David Noble Smith,
builder of the first permanent
building and spa.
Arrowhead property was leased
to Dr. H. C. Royer, a business
man and a physician. He
claimed to cure 90 percent
of his rheumatic cases at
Arrowhead Baths.
Marshall and a group of
investor partners built a new
hotel called “Big Buff Castle”,
standing 3 stories high and
285 ft. long.
The facilities were used to
treat wounded veterans and
converted into a rehabilitation
hospital.
Arrowhead Springs Resort and
Hotel suffer another devastating
fire which destroyed almost
everything.
The hotel served as a hospital
for the Navy for two years.
Campus Crusade for Christ,
founded by Dr. William R.
Bright, bought the hotel for use
as its world headquarters.
1864
1893
Smith had enough capital to
open the “Hot Springs Infimary”.
Seth Marshall constructed a new hotel
at the foot of the Arrowhead. The new
mission-style hotel became the great
financial success.
1915
1907
A railway opened to
Arrowhead Springs.
1925
A group of investors bought the
property and built tennis courts,
bungalows, and swimming pool.
1939
1952
1967
1874
Dr. Smith sold the property to
Robert Waterman who became
governor of California in 1887.
1895
A fire destroyed the
entire hotel within
3 minutes.
Bottling water was built in Los Angeles
and reservoirs were built at Arrowhead
Springs.
1930
Arrowhead Resort became one
of the top luxury resorts in the
country and in Hollywood.
Groundbreaking for the new 150
room Arrowhead Springs Hotel
Conrad N. Hilton bought the
property and redecorated the
interior in a western motif.
The facilities were expanded
and other improvements such
as a 2300-seat amphitheater
were made.
1956
1976
The hotel failed and Hilton sold the
property to Benjamin Swig, owner of
the Fairmont Hotel Corporation.
The hotel was losing $1,500 a day
and Mr. Swig closed the hotel.
Dr. Bill Bright and Campus
Crusade for Christ International
made Arrowhead Springs the
most successful in its history.
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Natural Resources
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Site Plan Arrowhead
Springs Resort
Of the 1,916 acres at Arrowhead Springs, 1,400 acres or 70%, has been
set aside as protected watershed and nature reserve. Surrounded by
thousands of acres of US National Forest, Arrowhead Springs enjoys
an abundance of wildlife, vegetation, and other valuable resources,
particularly water. At present, Arrowhead Springs is supplied with natural
gas and electricity from regional utility companies. The domestic hot water
is provided, in part, by on-site geothermal wells. The property has an
abundance of water resources, including natural springs, surface water,
and geothermal sources. Total annual production of water equals an average
of 8,226 acre feet or 2,681,886,000 gallons per year, or an average flow
of 7,347,425 gallons per day. In addition, solar and wind power are available
alternative energy resources.
Demographics of San Bernardino County
San Bernardino
Inland Empire
Southern California
Population 2010
207,593
4,235,027
23,211,657
Population Change 2000 – 2010
12.0%
30.1%
12.5%
Total # of Households
60,049
1,307,553
7,503,328
Average Household Income 2010 $49,200
$66,603
$77,519
Population projections for 2015
4,530,685
24,011,434
12,150
*within a 2_3 hour drive time radius
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The existing hotel was built in 1939. It was designed by architect
Paul Williams. The interior was designed by Dorothy Draper.
The hotel consists of the following areas:
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Area
sq. ft.
135 Guest Rooms (13x24)
42,120
Kitchen Area
11,812
Main Dining Room
4,038
Cocktail Lounge
1,593
Cafe Dining Area
3,900
Foyer and Lobby Area
10,102
Retail Areas
1,150
Meeting Rooms
12,330
Cinema/Theater (130 seats)
2,011
Decks and Balconies 18,409
Full Basement (3 elevators) 46,473
Total Area
153,938
Bungalows
sq. ft.
1 Lucille Ball
2,564
2 Marilyn Monroe 3,000
3 Marx Brothers
1,375
4 Jerry Lewis
2,772
5 Judy Garland
1,560
6 Humphrey Bogart
1,508
7 Susan Hayward
1,800
8 Jane Powell
2,816
9 Esther Williams
1,560
10Elizabeth Taylor
4,200
Total Area
23,155
Dorothy D
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Parcel 1:
Historic Hotel
and Celebrity
Bungalows
raper
Paul Revere Williams, FAIA
(Feb. 18, 1894 – Jan. 23, 1980)
Known as an outstanding draftsman,
he perfected the skill of rendering
drawings “upside down.” This skill
was developed so that his clients
(who may have been uncomfortable
sitting next to a black architect)
could see the drawings rendered right
side up across the table from him.
Parcel 1 is a commercial land use designation which allows for a combination
of lodging, destination resorts, eating and drinking establishments, personal
services, retail, as well as recreational, entertainment, and educational uses.
This land use district is specifically created for Arrowhead Springs, in order to
establish a destination resort atmosphere.
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Parcel 2: Health Spa
Over 60,000 sq.ft.
Historic swimming pool
Historic E
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sther Willi
ams Pool
Per the current Specific Plan, Parcel 2 is a commercial land use
designation which allows for a combination of lodging, destination resort,
eating and drinking establishments, personal services, retail, as well as
recreational, entertainment, and educational uses. This land use district
is specifically created for Arrowhead Springs in order to establish a
destination resort atmosphere.
Parcel 2 has been specifically designated for a health spa resort. The site
occupies an existing facility that includes dormitory buildings, conference,
classroom, dining and kitchen amenities totaling over 60,000 square feet.
The parcel also includes an existing historic swimming pool and changing
rooms, known as the Esther Williams pool, since the Hollywood “Million
Dollar Mermaid” actress, Esther Williams, filmed many of her episodes at
this location. (Neptune’s Daughter, 1949). The existing facilities, including
the pool and its cabanas, may be renovated to accommodate a new
world-class spa and health resort. Per the current Specific Plan, the spa
will include 50 luxury guest suites. Potential services may include a variety
of massage treatments, aromatherapy, hydro-therapies, mud baths, and
health treatments combining Eastern and Western philosophies. The spa
may also provide training classrooms, nutrition-based café, herbal tea and
juice bar, yoga, arts programs, beauty salon, and recreational amenities.
These may include board games, a maze or labyrinth, backpacking, and
horse-back riding.
Since the 22 acres is situated in a remote portion of Arrowhead Springs,
it offers a quiet, reflective, and secure retreat for guests. It is within walking
distance from the historic hotel and offers access to its services to hotel
guests and residents of Arrowhead Springs alike.
The swimming pool was named
after Esther Williams whose
movies were shot on-site.
Commercial General Hotel Span
Land Use Designation
CG-1-H/S
Maximum Intensity
61,936 sq. ft. of existing
facilities, plus an additional
8,600 sq. ft. of new buildings
Total Acreage
22 (approximate)
Minimum Lot Area
10,000 sq. ft.
The entire 22 acres are
considered one lot
Minimum Front Setbacks
10 ft.
Outdoor dining is allowed
to encroach 7ft. into the
public ROW
Maximum Site Coverage
50%
Maximum Building Height
100 ft.
36,132,147
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Known as the Residential Hilltown, this area is located directly above the
historic hotel, Esther Williams swimming pool, and the potential health
spa, and is directly below the geologic “arrowhead” imprint on the mountainside.
Since the hilltown site is at a higher elevation than the historic hotel, it offers
spectacular views both to the west to the Inland Empire and to the east, up
Strawberry Creek Canyon. The site is protected from public access, therefore,
giving the residential hilltown a private, secure, and quiet environment.
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Parcel 3:
Residential Hilltown
Nestled on the slopes of the San Bernardino Mountains at an elevation of
approximately 2000 feet, the current Specific Plan allows for residential units to
be clustered around an existing chapel, outdoor theater, and historic hot springs.
All units are within easy walking distance of the historic hotel, planned conference
center, and planned health spa resort.
Land Use Designation
RM-AV
Residential Medium-Attached Village
Permitted Number of
Residential Units/Maximum
Density
285 attached condos and town
homes
Average of 6.2 units per acre
Total Acreage
46.3 (approximate)
Minimum Net Lot Size
14,000 sq. ft.
Maximum Site Coverage
60%
Maximum Building
Height
56 ft. or 4 stories
Open Space
1. Private outdoor living space;
300 sq. ft., or 25% of unit size,
whichever is less
The entire 46.3 acres are considered
one lot
2. Common usable outdoor living space:
30% of net site area
Hilltop views at Arrowhead Springs
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Parcel 4:
18-Hole Golf Course
Per the current Specific Plan, Parcel 4 is a land use designation intended
to provide for an 18-hole golf course, including a clubhouse and related
facilities, commercial stables, golf cart and bike rentals. In addition, this land
use designation allows limited agricultural and open space uses, including
vineyards, active and passive recreation, permanent open space, multipurpose trails, and water retention basins. It is also intended to preserve
water resources, such as watercourses, natural springs and lakes.
The site occupies approximately 199 acres and is located along West Twin
Creek, which winds its course down Waterman Canyon. The clubhouse
is accessed off Arrowhead Springs Resort Road at the west entrance to
Arrowhead Springs property. The clubhouse is also within walking distance
of Village Walk, the retail shopping and dining core of the resort. All along the
golf course boundaries are situated residential communities, ranging from
attached and detached single-family units.
Land Use Designation
PCR
Maximum Intensity
22,000 sq. ft. clubhouse and related facilities; property gatehouse
= 50 sq. ft.
Total Acreage
199 (approximate)
Development Standards
Any proposed development shall
be evaluated by the City
Public/Commercial
Recreation
199-acre,
18-hole golf course
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Per the current Specific Plan, Parcel 5 consists of two distinct residential districts
covering approximately 79 acres. The Residential Low District (RL) consists of
24 estate homes on 25 acres and the Residential Medium-Detached Village
(RM-DV) consists of 429 condominiums, townhomes, and single-family detached
homes on 54 acres, clustered around the northern portion of the 18-hole golf
course. The residences are placed along West Twin Creek which snakes its
way through Waterman Canyon. Access to these residential areas is from
State Hwy 18 from the northern end and from Arrowhead Springs Resort Road
at its main entry from the south.
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Land Use Designation
RM-DV
Residential MediumDetached Village
Permitted Number of
Residential Units/Maximum
Density
429 detached single-family
homes, condos and townhomes
Average of 7.9 units
per acre
Total Acreage
54 (approximate)
Minimum Lot Area
3,200 sq. ft.
429 individual lots
Minimum Lot Width
40 ft. for interior lots and 46
ft. for corner/exterior lots
Determined at setback line
Minimum Lot Depth
80 ft.
Minimum Front Setbacks
20 ft.
No setback is required
when adjacent to
open space or golf course
Minimum Side Setbacks
Interior lots: 3 ft.;
Exterior/Corner lots: 9 ft.
No setback is required
when adjacent to
open space or golf course
Minimum Rear Setbacks
10 ft.
No setback is required
when adjacent to
open space or golf course
Maximum Site Coverage
60%
Maximum Building
Height
42 ft. or 3 stories
Minimum Building
Separation
3 ft.
Open Space
1. Private outdoor living
space; 300 sq. ft. or
25% of unit size,
whichever is less
2. Common usable outdoor
living space:
30% of net site area
Botanical Gardens
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Parcel 5:
Residential North
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Parcel 6:
Residential South
Per the current Specific Plan, the Residential Parcel 6 consists of two distinct
residential districts covering approximately 30.8 acres. The Residential Low
District (RL) consists of 12 estate homes on 8.8 acres and the Residential
Medium-Senior Village (RM-SV) consists of 300 units, including approximately
150 senior and 150 non-age restricted attached condominiums, townhomes,
and/or apartments (built to condominium standards) on 22 acres, clustered
around the southern portion of the 18-hole golf course. The single-family
estate residences are accessed from Arrowhead Road. Access to the 300
senior and/or non-age restricted residential areas is from Arrowhead Road
from the western entrance and from Arrowhead Springs Village Avenue at
its main entry from the south off 40th Street. The planned golf course also
serves as a beautiful green lawn around the perimeter of the 300 units.
West Twin Creek and East Twin Creek also provide attractive natural features
on both sides.
Land Use Designation
RM-DV
Residential MediumDetached Village
Permitted Number of
Residential Units/Maximum
Density
429 detached single-family
homes, condos and townhomes
Average of 7.9 units
per acre
Total Acreage
54 (approximate)
Minimum Lot Area
3,200 sq. ft.
429 individual lots
Minimum Lot Width
40 ft. for interior lots and 46
ft. for corner/exterior lots
Determined at setback line
Minimum Lot Depth
80 ft.
Minimum Front Setbacks
20 ft.
No setback is required
when adjacent to
open space or golf course
Minimum Side Setbacks
Interior lots: 3 ft.;
Exterior/Corner lots: 9 ft.
No setback is required
when adjacent to
open space or golf course
Minimum Rear Setbacks
10 ft.
No setback is required
when adjacent to
open space or golf course
Maximum Site Coverage
60%
Maximum Building
Height
42 ft. or 3 stories
Minimum Building
Separation
3 ft.
Open Space
1. Private outdoor living
space; 300 sq. ft. or
25% of unit size,
whichever is less
2. Common usable outdoor
living space:
30% of net site area
Indian statue sculpted from
concrete by J.L. Root in 1924
to mark the hotel’s entrance
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Per the current Specific Plan, Parcel 7 is a commercial land use designation
specifically created for Arrowhead Springs which accommodates the
development of a 200,000 square foot, 300-room hotel. The site occupies
approximately 17 acres and is located directly above, and with easy
walking access to, the Arrowhead Springs Village Walk, with its shops and
restaurants surrounding Lake Vonette. Currently planned and adjacent to the
hotel site are the public Botanical Gardens, which will offer the hotel guests
enjoyable strolls through magnificent natural landscapes, filled with color and
fragrances. The site is also within walking distance of the new 25,000 square
foot conference center and Health Spa Resort.
Land Use Designation
CR-2
Maximum Intensity
200,000 sq. ft., 300
room hotel
Total Acreage
17 (approximate)
Minimum Lot Area
20,000 sq. ft.
The entire 17 acres are
considered one lot
Minimum Lot Width
60 ft. for interior lot, 66
ft. for corner/exterior lots
Determined at setback line
Minimum Lot Depth
100 ft.
Maximum Site Coverage
100%
Maximum Building Height
100 ft.
Minimum Building Separation
20 ft. between non-attached
structures
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Parcel 7:
International Hotel
Commercial Regional
150 ft. max. with approval
of a CUP
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Office Center
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Parcel 8 is planned as a commercial land use designation specifically
created for Arrowhead Springs which accommodates the development
of a 250,000 square foot corporate office complex. The site occupies
approximately 14 acres and is located directly above, and with easy
walking access to, the Arrowhead Springs Village Walk, with its shops and
restaurants surrounding Lake Vonette. Also directly adjacent to the corporate
office site are the public Botanical Gardens, which will offer the office visitors,
employers and employees enjoyable strolls through magnificent natural
landscapes, filled with color and fragrances. The site is also adjacent to
the new 200,000 square foot, 300-room hotel, as well as the new
25,000 square foot conference center. The golf course club house is a
short golf cart ride away. The building site is prominently situated at an
elevation of approximately 2000 feet overlooking the west entrance gate
to Arrowhead Springs, the 18-hole golf course and club house. The office
complex has incredible views of the Inland Empire valley, the setting sun to
the west and the San Bernardino Mountains flanking three sides. West Twin
Creek meanders through the manicured golf course links below.
Land Use Designation
CR-2
Maximum Intensity
250,000 sq. ft. corporate office
complex
Total Acreage
14 (approximate)
Minimum Lot Area
20,000 sq. ft.
Minimum Lot Depth
100 ft.
Maximum Site Coverage
100%
Maximum Building Height
100 ft.
Commercial Regional
The entire 14 acres are
considered one lot
150 ft. max. with approval
of a CUP
rings
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Per the current Specific Plan, Parcel 9A is a land use designation that
accommodates a vertical and horizontal mixed use of business related
and residential uses in a village mountain setting, known as Village Walk.
Village Walk is envisioned as a mixed use of retail, commercial, office,
and 34 residential units, as well as recreational, and entertainment uses
on approximately 46 acres. The site is at the heart of Arrowhead Springs,
positioned as the hub of all commercial, hotel, and residential uses provided
at Arrowhead Springs. The quaint retail shops and multi-cuisine restaurants
and outdoor cafes are situated around Lake Vonette, a five-acre manmade,
shallow lake. The lake will offer passive recreation, such as paddle-boats.
Ducks and swans will glide its shoreline filled with cattails and lily pads. On
the north side of the lake, the 10-acre public Botanical Gardens will reflect its
multi-varied colors in the water and provide a beautiful and serene backdrop
for the restaurants, outdoor cafes, and guests strolling along the promenade.
Set into one side of the Botanical Gardens is an outdoor theatre where
spectators enjoying an afternoon or evening concert can look out onto Lake
Vonette. The planned retail area consist of approximately 200,000 square
feet of high quality shops and restaurants. Located on the upper floors of
the shops, 34 apartments are planned, a perfect location for employees or
management who want to be in the heart of the mountain village setting.
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Parcel 9A:
Village Walk
Commercial
The 18-hole golf course lies to the west providing a giant green lawn.
Residents of the Village Walk condos and townhomes, hotel and conference
guests, and corporate office employees and visitors all have easy walking
access to Village Walk. Cradled between mountains and hilltops, Village Walk
protects a quiet, secure shopping, dining, recreational and entertainment
experience unique in the Inland Empire.
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Land Use Designation
CR-2
Commercial Regional
Permitted Number of
Residential Units/Maximum
Density
34 apartments
200,000 sq. ft. of
commercial uses
Total Acreage
46 (approximate)
Maximum Site Coverage
100%
Maximum Building Height
100 ft.
150 ft. maximum with
approval of a CUP
Concept Drawing/Village Walk
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Parcel 9B: Village
Walk Residential
Botanical Gardens
Per the current Specific Plan, Parcel 9B is a residential district consisting of
attached condominiums and deluxe townhomes situated on a promontory
overlooking the Inland Empire to the south and west, Old Waterman Canyon
to the north, Village Walk around Lake Vonette and the Botanical Gardens
to the northeast, and Strawberry Creek canyon to the east. The site is at an
elevation of approximately 1830 feet and follows the ridgeline in the heart of
Arrowhead Springs. The 18-hole golf course spreads out below providing
a giant green lawn as its welcome mat. The quaint shopping village with its
cafes and restaurants, as well as the Botanical Gardens, are within easy
walking distance. Entry to the residential community is gated, so that security
and privacy for the residents is well established. There are also spectacular
views of the historic hotel and the “arrowhead” on the mountainside.
Land Use Designation
RM-AV
Residential MediumAttached Village
Permitted Number of
Residential
Units/Maximum Density
266 attached condos and
townhomes
Average of 12.7 units
per acre
Total Acreage
21 (approximate)
Minimum Net Lot Size
14,000 sq. ft.
Maximum Site Coverage
60%
Maximum Building
Height
56 ft. or 4 stories
Open Space
Private outdoor living space;
300 sq. ft. or 25% of unit size,
whichever is less
The entire 21 acres are
considered one lot
2. Common usable outdoor
living space: 30% of
net site area
Chapel at Arrowhead Springs
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Per the current Specific Plan, Parcel 10 is a commercial district featuring
a unique restaurant and wine-tasting site situated on a 5 acre promontory
overlooking the Inland Empire to the south and west, Old Waterman Canyon to
the north, Village Walk around Lake Vonette and the Botanical Gardens to the
northeast, as well as the 18-hole golf course to the north, east and southeast.
The site is at an elevation of approximately 2000 feet, with easy access from
State Hwy 18 at one of the central entry points to Arrowhead Springs. Views
from the restaurant are dramatic, especially in the evening when the setting
sun and city lights of the Inland Empire illuminate the valley below.
Land Use Designation
CG-1-WP
Maximum Intensity
20,000 sq. ft.
Total Acreage
5 (approximate)
Minimum Net Lot Size
10,000 sq. ft.
Minimum Front Setback
10 ft.
Minimum Side Setbacks
None
Minimum Rear Setbacks
None
Maximum Site Coverage
50%
Maximum Building Height
30 ft.
Commercial General-Windy Point
The entire 5 acres are considered
one lot
Aerial view of Arrowhead Springs Resort
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Parcel 10:
Windy Point
Upon execution of the appropriate Nondisclosure Agreement,
summaries of the existing information for the following categories
may be provided.
Category 1 Appraisals
Category 2 Annexation
Category 3 Deeds & Title
Category 4 Easements, Maps & Surveys
Category 5 Engineering Analysis, Cost Estimates & Infrastructure
Category 6 Environmental Studies
Category 7 Geotechnical Studies and Fault Analysis Investigations
Category 8 Geothermal Studies
Category 9 Grading & Drainage Plans
Category 10
Hydrology Studies
Category 11 LEED/Sustainability Studies and/or Analysis
Category 12 Roadway Alignment & Traffic Studies
Category 13 Surveys, Topography and Parcel Maps
Category 14 Water and Wastewater Systems, Studies and Plans
Category 15 Water Studies
Category 16 Existing Hotel and Structures
Contacts:
City Manager, City of San Bernardino
(909) 384-5212 www.ci.san-bernardino.ca.us
San Bernardino City Fire Department
(909) 384-5286 www.ci.san-bernardino.ca.us
City of San Bernardino
(909) 384-5211 www.ci.san-bernardino.ca.us
San Bernardino City Police Department
(909) 383-5311 www.ci.san-bernardino.ca.us
City of San Bernardino Municipal Water Department
(909) 384-5141 www.ci.san-bernardino.ca.us/water
San Bernardino Associated Governments
(909) 884-8276 www.sanbag.ca.gov
County of San Bernardino Flood Control
(909) 387-7918 www.sbcounty.gov
Santa Ana Regional Water Quality Control Board
(951) 782-4130 www.waterboards.ca.gov
Economic Development Agency, City of San Bernardino
(909) 663-1044 www.sbrda.org
For
add i t i o na l i nform ation :
Chris Jicha
+1 424 294 3422
[email protected]
License #: 01856260
Robert Kirner
+1 424 294 3438
[email protected]
License #: 01756740
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