STATE OF CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT "HCD" - (SANTA ANA ARTS COLLECTIVE, L.P. & META HOUSING PROJECT) (2)

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Meta Housing Corporation and City of Santa Ana 15-AHSC-11200 Page 3 of 5 Bush Street Bicycle Boulevard - Installation of a Bicycle Boulevard treatment along Bush Street. Treatment includes the installation of neighborhood traffic circles and mini - roundabouts at eight (8) intersections along the corridor; as well as signage and roadway markings. All improvements will be constructed in the Public Right of Way C, Section 107(c) -Water, Energy and Greening The Recipient's Application was evaluated for rating points based on how the proposed Project will incorporate infrastructure components of building standards that contribute to the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions through carbon sequestration, energy efficiency, or incorporation of renewable energy sources, as well as address other community benefits supporting public health, environmental, and economic factors, Based on the points awarded to its Application, Recipient will ensure the following Water, Energy and Greening improvement occur:. Use of CalGreen Residential as a threshold/minimum landscape compliance standard. - Plant Resource Efficient Landscapes with a) No Invasive Species Listed by Cal -IPC, b) Plants chosen and located to grow to statural size, Drought tolerant, California Native, Mediterranean Species or Other Appropriate species, and turf on less than 10% of the landscaped area, - Meet or exceed California's Model Water Efficient Landscape Ordinance as mandated In A81881, - Regarding Title 24, incorporate HERS I) modeling showing that the Project is designed to exceed baseline 2013 California Energy Code (Title 24, Part 6) compliance by 30%, which will be certified by CABEC Certified Energy Analyst. Install EnergyStar dishwashers and refrigerators throughout. Install high efficacy LED lighting throughout. D, Section 1 QD - Anti-Disolacement Strategies and Workforce Training Strategies The Recipient's Application was evaluated for rating points based on the existence of displacement risks, for both low-income residents and businesses of the Project Area and community, if applicable. Recipient's Application was also evaluated for rating points based on the existence of policies or programs to promote the recruitment, training, and/or hiring of disadvantaged populations withbarriers to employment. Based on the points awarded to its Application, Recipient shall ensure the following Anti -Displacement Strategies and Workforce Training Strategies are in effect: Anti -Displacement and Workforce Training Strategies �1. Because irelocated 10 businesses (all paying market -rate rents), SAAC's relocation plan conformed with the applicable provisions of the Uniform Relocation Act (46 U:S.C. § 4600 et seq.), its implementing regulations (49 C.F.R. Part 24), the California Relocation Assistance AHSC - Round II -Grant NOFA Date: p 1129/16 Approved Date: 03/16117 Prep, Date: 7/20/17