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SANTA ANA VISION ZERO PLAN Appendix A Mobility Plan 2035 Programs Program No.PROGRAM Department.Policy Topic L.2 Legislation Monitoring. Continually monitor and develop state and federal legislation to support or oppose legislation that could impact plan/project implementation. DOT, DCP, Mayor’s Office, CLA 4.11, 4.6 Legislation L.3 Posted Speed Limit Reductions. Develop and advocate for state legislation to support reducing posted traffic speeds. Revised methodology should account for all roadway users (including pedestrians and bicyclists), adjacent land uses, and street user demand. Mayor’s Office, CLA 1.4, 1.2, 3.2 Legislation L.4 Resetting Speed Limits. Evaluate the effectiveness of the State’s speed limit requirements on street safety and performance. DOT, City Attorney 1.4 Legislation L.5 Tailpipe Emission Legislation. Support legislation to reduce tailpipe emissions from cars and trucks. Mayor’s Office, CLA, SCAQMD 5.3, 5.4 Legislation L.6 Vehicular Travel Safety Training. Work with the Los Angeles County Superior Court to develop a program that offers training on driving behavior around other users of the roadway to motorists receiving citations and/or involved in collisions with non-auto modes. DOT, City Attorney, Council Offices 1.1 Legislation L.7 Local Street Speed Limit. Advocate for and support for a 20 mph speed limit on all local streets within California. DOT, City Attorney 1.4 Legislation MT.1 Bicycle Path Maintenance Program. Regulary inspect and maintain Class I bicycle paths.DOT, BOE, Council Offices 1.7 Maintenance MT.2 Crosswalk Maintenance. Implement a crosswalk upgrade and maintenance program to ensure all crosswalks are kept to City standards. See Street Design Manual. DOT, Council Offices 3.2, 1.7 Maintenance MT.3 Mandeville Canyon Park. Maintain off-road bicycle trails in Mandeville Canyon.RAP 1.9 Maintenance MT.4 Notification System. Develop a coordinated interdepartmental maintenance and response program for the City’s network of roads and bikeways; continue to utilize DPW service request forms and the 311 System for the public to directly inform the City. Mayor’s Office, BSS, BOE, Council Offices 4.1, 4.2 Maintenance MT.5 Pavement Preservation Program. Annually fund a baseline pavement preservation program that provides for major rehabilitation (resurface and reconstruction) and preventive maintenance (crack and slurry seal). Make annual schedule public and easily accessible on the BSS website. Prioritize bikeways and other areas of high need. BSS to Coordinate non- emergency resurfacing with other departments one year in advance. BSS, Council Offices 1.7, 4.6 Maintenance MT.6 Sidewalk Cleaning. Work with local businesses and community organizations to maintain sidewalks, along arterials, free of debris Mayor’s Office, BSS, Council Offices 1.7, 4.10 Maintenance MT.7 Sidewalk Repair. Implement a sidewalk improvement program to bring up all existing degraded sidewalk sections to City standards and implement a program to ensure that future degraded sidewalk sections are promptly identified and repaired in a timely manner. BSS, Council Offices 1.7 Maintenance MT.8 Street Services Budget Allocation Formula. Continue to utilize the Bureau of Street Services’ Budget Allocation Formula that allows for the equalization of pavement conditions citywide. BSS 1.7 MaintenanceLADCP 156 Chapter 5 City Council 32 – 160 6/4/2024