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General Plan Amendment (GPA) No. 2013 -01 <br />Addendum <br />Page 3 of 15 <br />Page 77 Program 56 <br />56. Reducing Second- <br />• Conduct education effort in concert with stakeholders in the <br />City of Santa <br />GF <br />With the <br />Hand Smoke <br />community. <br />Ana PBA and <br />General <br />• Pursue preparation of a smoke free ordinance in multifamily <br />SAHA <br />Plan and /or <br />unit housing -in Santa Ana. <br />Zoning <br />g <br />Ordinance <br />Agoney <br />Amerca <br />Update <br />-0a <br />TraGk <br />Appendix B Constraints <br />Page B -12 to B -13 <br />The City's emergency shelter ordinance currently identifies industrial zoning districts as appropriate <br />locations to accommodate emergency shelters by right, <br />__ _ is gxrk h_ rgeney shehers- Through the implementation of Program 46 in <br />rcoo sunfr- orrn- r-ca,c <br />the Housing Framework, the City will amend the separation criteria and introduce an Emereencv Shelter <br />Overlay to the industrial zoning districts to further clarify opportunity sites best suited for emergency <br />shelters. As of January 2013, approximately 995 acres of industrial zoned land were identified as <br />opportunities areas for new construction and modification of existing buildings for emergency shelters. <br />These areas would be included in the Overlay, and are also within 1.5 miles from transit services. The <br />development standards in industrial zones will apply, as well as standards allowed under Senate Bill 2 <br />including a requirement for a site - specific operation and management plan. Program 16 in tile 1 lousing <br />unmet ne- '�rfd rJ"�"LRTO oi1TT <br />Appendix C Housing Resources <br />Page C -2 <br />units in accordance with Section 65583.2(c)(3)(b) of the California Government Code. The potential for <br />residential units in this planning area was not counted towards the City's previous RHNA. Therefore, the <br />City can reduce its remaining <br />75A -103 <br />