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Chapter 4 Findings on the Settlement Agreement and the Revised Station District Project <br />the mix of rental and for sale units has been slightly altered, construction would occur on the same lots as <br />the previously approved Station District Project. <br />Address APN Action Under Revised Station District Project <br />501 -501 1/2 E. 5th Street 398-332-09 Rehabilate in Place <br />507 Mortimer 398-332-09 Rehabilate in Place <br />505 E. 5th Street 398-332-08 Rehabilate in Place <br />505 N. Minter Street 398-333-09 Demolish <br />507 N. Minter Street 398-333-09 Rehabilate in Place <br />601-603 E. 5th Street 398-311-19 Rehabilate in Place <br />610-612 E. 5th Street 398-338-03 Relocate to 511 E. 5th St. <br />615-617 E. 5th Street 398-333-06 Rehabilate in Place <br />621 E. 5th Street 398-333-05 Rehabilate in Place <br />508-510 N. Porter St. 398-333-05 Demolish <br />620 E. 5th Street 398-338-05 Demolish <br />712 E. 5th Street 398-337-03 Rehabilate in Place <br />617 E. 6th Street 398-311-08 Demolish <br />613 E. 6th Street 398-311-07 Relocate to 602 E. 6th St. <br />615 A & B E. 6th Street 398-311-07 Demolish <br />609 E. 6th Street 398-311-06 Demolish <br />623 N. Garfield Street 398-313-04 Demolish <br />611 N. Minter Street 398-311-01 Demolish <br />4.4 OTHER SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT TERMS <br />Under the Settlement Agreement, the City and/or the Agency will take the following actions: <br />• Historic Survey. The City will retain a cultural resource professional who meets the Secretary of <br />the Interior's Professional Qualifications Standards for Architectural History to conduct a survey <br />to determine the historic status and eligibility for listing on either the California Register of <br />Historical Resources (CRHR) or the SARHP of all residential properties within the Lacy <br />Neighborhood with a construction date prior to 1961 that have not been surveyed within five (5) <br />years of the commencement of the survey. <br />• Lacy Neighborhood Housing Fund. The Agency will establish a $200,000 residential housing <br />fund to encourage homeowners in the Lacy Neighborhood to re-invest in the exterior of their <br />properties. The fund will provide loans of up to $25,000. In addition, funds may be used for <br />4-2 Revised Station District Project and FOL Settlement Agreement Findings of Fact/Statement of Overriding <br />Considerations