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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF GOVERNMENTS (SCAG)
Contract #
A-2017-358-02
Agency
PLANNING & BUILDING
Council Approval Date
12/19/2017
Expiration Date
9/30/2020
Destruction Year
0
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A-2017-358,A-2017-358-01
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MOU No. M-0t 1-i8 <br />SLAG PiojecUOWP No.:275.4823MMOI <br />The City of Santa Ana will update the City's Land Use Plan by locating and vetting key nodes for <br />economically viable and environmentally sustainable infill development, determine land use <br />capacity, and growth opportunities along key transit corridors (hereinafter referred to as "Project" <br />or "Study"). This Study will evaluate green retrofit opportunities and present concept -level visual <br />simulations for each land use alternative to ensure that efforts to reduce VMT & GHG rates are <br />embraced by residents as part of a Complete Community, The City of Santa Ana has partnered <br />with the Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) to begin developing last -mile <br />connections to support transit along the 41 mile route of the OC Street Car connecting the Santa <br />Ana Regional Transportation Center to Garden Grove. This route is expected to carry more than <br />7,500 daily riders; reducing 539,000 tons of GHG emissions over the next 50 years. The Study <br />will identify opportunities for high density infill development to further reduce GHG emissions <br />and VMT along connected HQTA transit corridors. <br />Juno 9, 2020 <br />Page 2 <br />
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