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Catalog of City of Santa Ana Draft General Plan Update Comments Received Post February 15, 2022 q Public Comments/Concerns Draft Policies and Implementation Actions Addressing Comments/Concerns City Response Source of Comment 120 Suggested Agency/Time Frame Change: Action S-2.5: PBA & CDA / Target Recommended Agency/Time Frame Change: Action S-2.5: PBA & CDA / Target Year: Ongoing The comment is noted and is recommended to be included in its entirety. City Council Year: 2G24 Ongoing 121 Suggested New Action: Add an Implementation Action that establishes a Recommended New Action: CM-3.9: Environmental Justice Staff. Identify funding and hire a full- The community comment is in alignment with comments provided by members of the City City Council permanent Environmental Justice staff person whose responsibilities are to time Environmental Justice staff member to collaborate with the community to gu de the Council. Staff has prepared a recommended action to identify funding and hire a full-time EJ implementatien-ef the environmental justice policies and actions including community outreach, make sure that the goals and implementation actions related to improving the staff person per Council's input.Action revised in response to OCEJ comment that environment for our communities are being implemented and followed collaboration on environmental health studies, pursuing grants, and coordination with federal, implementation of EJ policies and actions should be a collaboration and guided by the state, and local agencies regarding environmental concerns in the City. Agency: CMO/PBA and through, such as following through on a truly collaborative process to identify community. Target Year: 2022. solutions to address lead contaminated soil, and coordinating with State agencies, such as AQMD, DTSC, etc. to make sure that they are following through on complaints filed on offenders here in Santa Ana and that those agencies are not issuing an overconcentrated amount of pollution -producing permits. 122 Recommended Agency/Time Frame: Action CM-3.9: CMO & PBA / Target Year: 2022. City Council 123 Suggested Action Change: Action LU-2.7: Fiscal Impact Model-Cfeete Develop Recommended Action Change: LU-2.7: Fiscal Impact Model. Develop a fiscal impact analysis model This is a Staff revision to clarify the intent of the fiscal impact mode and its applicability. Staff a prefect'eyel fiscal impact analysis model and that incorporates the that incorporates the appropriate mix of land uses to achieve fiscal sustainability, or at minimum, fiscal neutrality to make informed land use decisions. Require the completion of this analysis in appropriate mix of land uses to achieve fiscal sustainability, or at minimum, reqUiFeffleFAS that Flew deVe'Opffielit he fiscally neutrality OF beneficial te the mixed -use land use designations and in proposed conversion of commercial uses to residential or to make informed land use decisions. mixed -use proiects. 124 Suggested Action Change: Action LU-4.8: Mixed Use Lifestyles-C-xpleFe Recommended Action Change: LU-4.8: Mixed Use Lifestyles. Establish and implement thresholds in Staff is proposing these changes to clarify the intent of this action and its applicability to Staff esta Establish and implement thresholds in the Zoning Code toidentify the Zoning Code to require minimum percentage of commercial uses to be included in mixed -use certain projects. require minimum percentage of commercial uses to be included in mixed use land use designations and in proposed conversion of commercial uses to residential or mixed -use land use designations, and in rp ojects. proposed conversion of commercial uses to residential or mixed use projects. 125 There are no provisions for the City to engage in soil -lead testing in residential Recommended Action Change: S-2.4: Lead Contamination. Work with state agencies including Action has been modified to address community comment. Patricia Flores, OCEJ neighborhoods, and no clear process or agreed upon safety thresholds for Department of Toxic Substances Control and South Coast Air Quality Management District, local letter dated February and regional partners, such as Orange County Environmental Justice, Orange County Health Care identifying lead contaminated properties. 15, 2022 Agency and University of California at Irvine Public Health, to understand the prevalence, sources, and implications of lead contamination of soil across Santa Ana. Collaborate with such state agencies, local and regional partners and environmental justice stakeholders in proposing, selecting, and implementing measures to mitigate (i.e., remove, cover, and remediate) hazardous lead -contaminated soils in the city in a manner that includes key benchmarks and routine monitoring of soil lead levels to measure and track effectiveness of selected approach. City Council 30 — 26 4/19/2022 Page 24