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<br />Mr. Jack W. Golden <br />September 16, 2004 <br />Page 7 of20 <br /> <br />IV. Page 2. Paragraph 4 through Page 3. Paragraph 1 <br /> <br />"Elimination of direct conflicts between the City's General Plan <br />Amendment and the AEL UP for JW A is not enough to guarantee that future <br />land use development will adhere to the compatibility criteria set forth in <br />the AEL UP. " <br /> <br />The City is not under the impression that only direct conflicts will be eliminated. The City <br />understands that case law holds that consistency requires "that a proposed project be <br />compatible with the objectives, polices, general land uses and programs specified in the <br />applicable plan. The courts have interpreted this provision as requiring that a project be 'in <br />agreement or harmony with' the tenns of the applicable plan, not in rigid confonnity with <br />every detail thereof." San Franciscans upholding the Downtown Plan v. City and County <br />of San Francisco (2002) 102 CA 4th 656, 678. <br /> <br />The City believes that the General Plan amendments submitted on May 13, 2004, and again <br />on July 12,2004, are in "agreement or harmony" with the AELUP. <br /> <br />Further, I was unable to find the "compatibility criteria" referenced in your letter within the <br />AELUP, and as such these criteria should not be necessary for a detennination of the City's <br />"consistency." However, that being said, I am most confused by what you are asking for in <br />each of these "key facets." <br /> <br />"(i) Delineation ofCompatibilitv Criteria. Airport land use compatibility <br />criteria must be defined either in a policy document adopted by the City, or <br />through adoption of or reference to the AL UC's compatibility plan itself. <br />Clear delineation of intended land uses is key. " <br /> <br />Your request is unclear. Are you requesting a copy of the City zoning map, or a copy of <br />the Santa Ana Municipal Code? You also you state, "[ c] lear delineation of intended land <br />uses is key." Are you asking for the existing land uses? If so, this is outside the scope of <br />ALUC's review. The ALUC can only review future projects, not what currently exists. <br />See Section 21674 and AELUP Section 1.1. <br /> <br />Are you asking for future land uses? If so this is outside the scope of ALUC's review at <br />this time. The project before ALUC is a general plan amendment. The City is not <br />proposing modification of any "land use" as part of this "project."!! <br /> <br />II It should be noted that future projects will come before ALUC at an appropriate time for each project. For <br />example, the Nexus project will be submitted to ALUC for its review shortly. Any future project must be <br />reviewed on its own merits, just as this "project" must be reviewed on its own merits. <br /> <br />75C-202 <br />