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SANTA ANA RENAISSANCE SPECIFIC PLAN PROPOSAL
<br />.. PLAN -TASKS
<br />Task 4: Prepare Specific Plan Weeks 921: Feb zr May 15
<br />Purpose: To transform the desired outcomes, goals, policies, strategies, frameworks
<br />and plans identified in the Charrette into the appropriate narrative, standards, meas-
<br />ures and programs to comprise the Specific Plan. This task focuses on the prepara-
<br />tion of 3 progressively prepared versions of the these documents that is based on
<br />preparation, review and selection of a preferred alternative.
<br />During the Charrette, the consultant team will introduce the Specific Plan document
<br />format and preliminary table of contents to City staff for early review and direction
<br />with which to prepare the 65% Administrative Draft. At the Administrative Draft
<br />stage, the consultant will meet up to twice with the City to introduce and review the
<br />documents and answer questions about content and use of the documents. At the
<br />Draft stage, the consultant will meet up to three times to present the documents to
<br />the staff, City Council and Planning Commission in joint sessions for review and
<br />comment. While the actual content and organization of the Specific Plan is subject
<br />to discussion with the city, at this time, the document is proposed to be organized
<br />generally as follows:
<br />Chapter t: Introduction
<br />History and Context
<br />Existing Conditions
<br />Relationship to the General Plan
<br />Public Participation and Plan Preparation
<br />Introduction to the Specific Plan and TND Principles
<br />Development Strategy and Framework
<br />Chapter s: Form and Character
<br />2.3 The Plan
<br />• Illustrative Plan, Policies and Objectives
<br />• Physical Areas of the Plan and Catalytic Projects
<br />zz Cultural Resources
<br />• Historic sites and buildings
<br />• Adaptive Re -use of historic buildings
<br />2.3 Landscape
<br />• Regional Landscape Character
<br />• Public Realm Plan: Streetscapes, Parks, Plazas and Squares
<br />• Environmental Stewardship
<br />• Stormwater management
<br />• Trees and Planting
<br />2.4 Transportation Plan
<br />• Great Streets and Thoroughfares
<br />• Parking
<br />• Transit
<br />Chapter 3: Implementation
<br />3.1 Economic Strategy
<br />3.z Plan -Wide Policies
<br />3.3 Infrastructure
<br />• Needs and Costs
<br />• Water Supply
<br />• Sewage Disposal
<br />• Storm Drainage
<br />• Emergency Services
<br />• Energy and Resource Conservation
<br />• Relocation of Utilities below ground
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