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City of Santa Ana <br /> <br />Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program <br /> <br /> <br />Metro East Mixed-Use Overlay District Expansion and Elan Development Projects <br /> 12 August 2018 <br />ICF 00019.18 <br /> <br />Mitigation Measure No. Mitigation Measure Monitoring Party Implementing Party Mitigation Timing <br /> Installation of low-water-use appliances, <br /> Use of only natural gas or electric stoves, <br /> Installation of EnergyStar-labeled roof materials, <br /> Installation of highly reflective cool roofing materials, <br /> Installation of electrical outlets at exterior areas, <br /> Use of energy-efficient appliances (e.g., EnergyStar), <br /> Installation of shading mechanisms for windows, patios, and walkways, and <br /> Installation of programmable thermostats. <br /> Projects will “weatherize” any existing structures to achieve energy savings. Weatherization strategies can include sealing air ducts, insulating, glazing windows, and tuning up or replacing air-conditioning and heating equipment. MM-GHG-3 Where feasible, SCE-owned streetlights within the planning area will be purchased by the City, and the high-pressure sodium fixtures will be replaced with LED fixtures. Those streetlights within the planning area that are currently owned by the City will also be replaced with LED fixtures. <br />Planning and Building Agency/ Public Works Project applicant/ Public Works During environmental review of future projects MM-GHG-4 Where feasible and applicable, projects within the planning area will incorporate rain barrels and rainwater re-use practices into project design. Planning and Building Agency Project applicant During project design and construction MM-GHG-5 The following measures should be implemented to reduce water use and electricity associated with water-intensive plants: <br /> Drought-resistant native plants, as well as plants with low emissions and high carbon sequestration potential, should substitute landscaping with turf grass and other water-intensive vegetation. <br /> Vegetable gardens, bunch grass, and low-water landscaping should be encouraged for development within the planning area. <br />Planning and Building Agency Project applicant During project design and construction <br />MM-GHG-6 The following measures would be implemented by future development projects in the MEMU Overlay Zone to the extent practicable to improve pedestrian safety and encourage walking to and from the project area: <br />Planning and Building Agency Project applicant During environmental review of future projects <br />Apx-236 <br />6/27/2022 <br />Planning Commission 2 –396