EXHIBIT 4-1_55A_BRISTOL WIDENING EIS-EIR

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Santa Ana Unified School _District Edward S. Krasa. Ed.D., Superintendent January 2, 1987 Mr. Randy A. Nichols, AICP Willdan Associates 12900 Crossroads Parkway S., Ste. 200 Industry, CA 91746 -3499 Dear Mr. Nichols: AGARD OPEdUCanoM &WIG M. Auld, Prandont ale amps Wwd vfr Joan YyFlklnson, Clerk Mary J, Pryer, Member ee w James A. Alchds, Memoer Thank you for your recent letter concerning the environmental impact statement for the proposed widening of Bristol Street from Warner Avenue to Memory Lane. In response to your question concerning the impact, if any, of the proposed street widening on recreational activities at Santiago Elementary School, we would like you to know that, depending on the extent of the widening, the District would have to remove and relocate exercise aparatus which is located just inside the fence line on the Bristol side of the campus. While the Santiago playground is used by the surrounding neighborhood for recreational activities, it is not a home for organized recreational events, such as Little League. However, you should know that the fields are consistently used by Little League teams, Pop Warner football, and soccer teams for practice purposes. These practices occur after school hours and on weekends. We would also like to point out that consideration should be given to the treatment of the northwest entry to the school playground and its relationship to the signalized intersection at Santa Clara and Bristol. While there is both a signal and a crossing guard at this intersection, the traffic volume does present a potential hazard for young students on their way to and from school. Anything that might be done that might reduce such a potential hazard during remodeling of the sidewalk would be greatly appreciated. should you have any questions, please feel free to call me at (714) 558 -5578. Sinceral Arython Dalessi, Ed.D. Assist &nt Superintendent AJD : ims cc: Mrs. .loan Stone Tebpha e: (714 558 -550T w aw aw IX-4 w.