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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNS-2202 - Amending Ordinance No. NS-2039 Which Approved and Adopted the Redevelopment Plan...ORDINANCE NO. NS-2202 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANTA ANA AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. NS-2039 WHICH APPROVED AND ADOPTED THE REDEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR THE BRISTOL CORRIDOR REDEVELOP- MENT PROJECT WHEREAS, on December 4, 1989, the city Council of the City of Santa Ana adopted Ordinance No. NS-2039, approving and adopting the Redevelopment Plan for the Bristol Corridor Redevelopment Project Area; and WHEREAS, in an opinion dated January 29, 1993, the Court of Appeal of the State of California, Fourth Appellate District, Division Three, determined that the adoption of the Redevelopment Plan for the Bristol Corridor Redevelopment Project Area was defective for two reasons: (a) The city of Santa Ana and the Community Redevelopment Agency of the City of Santa Ana failed to identify the dwellings that are or are being provided for the dis- placed residents in accord with section 33367, subdivi- sion (d) (8) of the Health and Safety Code; and (b) The City of Santa Ana and the Community Redevelopment Agency of the City of Santa Ana failed to show why non- blighted property which will not be affected by the widening of Bristol Street must be included in the project area; and WHEREAS, the City Council, through its adoption of this ordinance, desires to show why non-blighted non-Bristol property must be included in the project area and identify the replacement dwellings that are or are being provided the displaced residents, in order that the Redevelopment Plan for the Bristol Corridor Redevelopment Project Area may go forward, in accordance with the opinion of the Court of Appeal; NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SANTA ANA DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1: That paragraph (i) of Section 3 of Ordinance No. NS-2039 is amended to read as follows: i) There are, or are being provided, within the Project Area or within other areas not generally less desirable with regard to public utilities and public and commercial facilities and at rents or prices within the financial means of the families and persons who might be displaced from the Project Area, decent, safe, and 1 ORDINANCE NS. 2202 Page 2 sanitary dwellings equal in number to the number of and available to such displaced families and persons and reasonably accessible to their places of employment. This finding is based upon the facts recited in Part A of Attachment 1, attached hereto and incorporated herein. SECTION 2: That paragraph (j) of Section 3 of Ordinance No. NS-2039 is amended to read as follows: j) Inclusion of any lands, buildings, or improvements which are not detrimental to the public health, safety or welfare is necessary for the effective redevelopment of the entire area of which they are a part, and any such area is not included solely for the purpose of obtaining the allocation of tax increment revenues from such area pursuant to Section 33670 of the Community Redevel- opment Law without other substantial justification for its inclusion. This finding is based upon the facts recited in Part B of Attachment 1, attached hereto and incorporated herein. SECTION 3: If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase or portion of this ordinance is for any reason held to be invalid or unconstitutional by the decision of any court of competent jurisdiction, such decision shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of this ordinance. The City Council of the City of Santa Ana hereby declares that it would have adopted this ordinance and each section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase or portion thereof irrespective of the fact that any one or more sections, subsections, sentences, clauses, phrases, or portions be declared invalid or unconstitutional. ADOPTED this 7th day of September 1993. Mayor ATTEST kJ a ~o e~/~. G)~y co , cil COUNCILMEMBERS: Young Aye Pulido Absent Lutz Aye Mills Aye Moreno Aye Norton Aye Richardson Absent APPROVED AS TO FORM: City Attorney CERTIFICATE OF ORIGINALITY & PUBLICATION State of California Cotmty of Orange I, JANICE C. GUY, Clerk of the Council, do hereby certify the attached Ordinance to be the original ordinance adopted by the City Council of the City '~ - 7- ~-B ; and that said ordinance was published in accordance of Santa Aha on with the Charter o1' the City of Santa Ana. Date: :'~./l/~~ //Cl~LOf ?,~ Council City of ffanta Aha Subject: ORDINANCE NO. NS-220~FINDINGS PERTAINING TO THE REDEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR THE BRISTOL CORRIDOR PROJECT AREA There exist within the city of Santa Ana adequate replacement dwellings for residents who may be displaced by the Redevelopment Plan for the Bristol Corridor Project Area. The Report to Council for the Bristol Corridor Redevelopment Plan estimates that 174 housing units may be displaced over the 35-year life of the project. This number was derived by assuming that the Agency may be involved in projects affecting half of the nonconforming residential properties within the project area. Based upon the percentage--45%--of tenant-occupied residential units within the project, it may be assumed that 96 of the 174 units would be owner-occupied, and the remainder-78~- would be tenant-occupied. According to Chuck Smith, Executive Director of the East Orange County Association of Realtors, as of July 29, 1993, the Association's multiple listings service included 1,040 current listings for sale within the city of Santa Ana, in the price range of $125,O00-$250,000. Based upon current appraisals of property within the project area and within the immediate vicinity thereof, this is calculated to be the price range within which the Bristol-displaced units will fall. Mr. Smith further states, based upon his knowledge and experience, that an additional 10% (or approximately 100 units) are available for sale by individual owners within the city in the stated price range which are not shown on his Association's listing service. Thus, if all of the potential owner- occupant units were to be acquired by the Redevelopment Agency at this time, there are replacement units available in a ratio of over ten to one. With regard to tenant-occupied unit displacements, the rental unit vacancy rate within the city of Santa Ana stood at 7.8% in April, 1993, according to the Orange County Apartment Owners Association. Taking into account that there are 75,189 housing units within the city, and that 49% of these are tenant-occupied according to the 1990 census, there are 36,843 rental units within the city. A vacancy rate of 7.8% yields 2,873 available units. Thus, rental replacement units are available at a ratio of over 37 to 1. Because of the condition of the units and their locations--either on major thoroughfares or in other nonconforming locations in the project area--it is assumed that rental rates within the project area may be slightly lower than rental rates in the balance of the city. However, the large number of available rental units, and the state-mandated requirement that the Redevelopment Agency provide rental assistance payments to tenant-displacees to assure that the replacement housing is affordable, assures that any such differential would not be a significant problem. The City's Housing Authority maintains a list of available rental units within the city for its voucher and certificate program; a copy of the current list is attached hereto. As of March 1993, the list included 144 units, ranging in size from one to five bedrooms, and in rental rate from $500 to $1950. These units are available under the Santa Ana Housing Authority's voucher and certificate program. This list provides Attachment 1 Page 1 of 4 a valuable resource for displacees and further substantiates the availability of replacement rental units. The Housing Division has also compiled a list of vacant, available, residentially zoned lots throughout the city in order to be able to construct replacement housing units as necessary, a copy of which is also attached hereto. Although the inventory is not static, it is indicative of the inventory that exists throughout the city at any point in time. Tbese lots, dispersed throughout the conm~unity, provide the opportunity to construct up to 65 single-family and duplex residential units. The ttousing Division has shelf-ready, approved house plans, either three- or four-bedroom units, including three floorplans and a choice of six exterior elevations for compatibility with a variety of Santa Aha neighborhoods. This is being done to assure that the Redevelopment Agency [las the capability to produce replacement housing as the need arises. Certain nonblighted parcels are necessary to be included in tile project area for the effective redevelopment of the project area. A process of elimination was utilized to identify the nonbiighted, non- Bristol Street properties which the Court of Appeals has stated require further articulation to explain why their inclusion is necessary for the effectiveness of the redevelopment plan. Those properties which will be affected by the widening of Bristol Street are not at issue, according to the Court. Nor are those residentially zoned and utilized properties within the project area lying outside the influence of Bristol Street. The evidence of overcrowding throughout the project area, the age and condition of the residential ilousing stock, and crime rates within the project area, all testify to the blighted condition of these residential units. Parcels owned or leased long-term by government entities were also subtracted from the from the list of properties to be analyzed. This process of subtraction left 285 non-Bristol, primarily nonresidential properties, generally lying along First, Fifth and Seventeenth Streets for consideration as possibly nonblighted. These parcels were analyzed for a variety of blighting criteria as identified in the Health and Safety Code, such as lots of irregular shape and inadequate size, nonconforming and incompatible land uses, high incidence of criminal activity, marginal tenancies and high vacancies. This analysis is attached hereto. The following 14 parcels do not exhibit sufficient negative characteristics to be deemed blighted within tile definitions of the Health and Safety Code: 1. 413-419 West 17th Street - a new strip retail center 2. 521-525 West 17th Street- bank building 1205 West 17tt~ Street - car wash 4. 2111 West 17th Street - apartment complex Attachment Page 2 of 5. 2413 West 17th Street - strip retail center 6. 2502 West 17th Street - ~tr~p ~r~tall center 7. 1720 West 17th Street- First Christian Church 8. 1010 West 17th Street- First Baptist Church 9. 910 West 17th Street - office park 10. 800 West 17th Street - Sizzler restaurant 11. North side 1st Street, Daisy to Townsend - strip center under construction 12. 2009 West 1st Street - Viva grocery store 13. 1734 West 1st Street - strip retail center 14. West 1st Street - Vietnamese community center It should be noted that these 14 properties are dispersed throughout the project area. They are not within one relatively homogeneous area, and were not included within the project area solely for the purpose of generating tax increment revenues, as is precluded by Section 33321 of the California Health and Safety Code. Rather, the inclusion of these properties brings some consistency and order to the project area~s boundaries. Pictures of these properties are attached. Five of the 14 properties are strip retail centers. Due to their relative newness, their condition and the development standards to which they were constructed are satisfactory. However, these kinds of uses have proven to age rapidly in our community and have a high potential for deterioration. Including them within the project area makes possible rehabilitation loans and other types of redevelopment agency assistance in the future. Even theme relatively new centers already show signs of frequent tenant turnover, a concentration of similar business types in a small geographic area, and poor or deferred maintenance. This does not bode well, as lack of adequate rental income results in poorer property maintenance and little or no reinvestment in the long term. The predictable deterioration of theme properties due to their inherent nature, which is exacerbated by the fact that they are bordered by currently blighted properties, makes their inclusion in the project area necessary in order to make available various redevelopment programs, such as financial incentives and rehabilitation loan programs. The Redevelopment Agency's ability to insure the long term viability of these properties will encourage reinvestment in adjoining properties. The two churches and the Vietnamese Community Center, being nonprofit uses, do not pay property taxes and were not included for purposes of generating tax increment. Their inclusion within the project area, as with the other six properties listed, is again a reflection of the desire to keep boundaries uniform, and also a reflection of the blighting conditions of other properties in the area. O 0 0 0 Attachment 1 Page 3 of 4 227 There exist factors relating to many o~ these properties which do raise concerns about there continued viabilil . The Viva market, item 11, is in a portion of the project area that is affected by crime, gang activity, homeless and vagrancy. A rescue mission and the county social service offices which deal with adult males are across First Street. It is problematical whether the Viva store will maintain a satisfactory level of service and condition, or deteriorate to the level of other commercial properties in the area. The Sizzler Restaurant, item 10, ~s in good condition today, but it adjoins a similar restaurant property that has been vacant for over one year. Lack of adequate parking in the area is also a problem. The large apartment complex at 2111 West 17th is relatively new and in satisfactory condition. However, similar projects ~n the City are in foreclosure as a result of high vacancy rates and reduced rental income. Continued lack of demand could affect this project as well. A poor economy also forces tenants to "double up," and such overcrowding accelerates wear and tear on the building. The complex already generates a high volume of police calls. The Mission Car Wash, item 3, is viable today. But excluding it and the few other parcels in similar condition from the project area would preclude future Agency financial assistance to prevent deterioration. Lack of ability to insure the long term viability of these properties could impact the Agency's ability to rehabilitate adjoining, blighted parcels RBH\disk2 bristol Attachment 1 Page 4 of 4 SANTA ANA HOUSING AUTHORITY AVAILABLE UNITS - VOU~ AND CERTIFICATES WE CANNOT GUARANTEE '~AT THESE UNITS ARE STILL AVAILABLE ONE BEDROOM RECEIVED 06-07-93 06-07-93 ADDRESS 1431 N. EUCLID #B 2235 S. HARBOR -~ 06-14-93 1530 VAN NESS 06-14-93 1120 W. HIGHLAND 06-14-93 700 W. THIRD 06-14-93 408 E. PARTON 06-14-93 223 S. HARBOR 06-14-93 919 N. MINTER #D 06-21-93 2018 S. HALLADAY 06--21-93 316 E. WALNUT #A 06-21-93 1134 BROOK STREET 06-21-93 1138 BROOK STREET 06-28-93 702 S. TOWNSEND 06-28-93 1503 S. RAITT #E 06-28-93 1518 N. Db-RANT #5, #7 -- 06-28-93 1001 N. VAN NESS #C 06-28-93 600 W. 3RD #A315 07-07-93 1040 W. MCARTHUR #56 07-07-93 1116 W. HIGHLAND 07-12-93 1811 N. ROSS 07-12-93 410 W. WASHINGTON 07-12-93 416 W. WASHINGTON 07-12-93 1431 N. EUCLID 08-02-93 201 E. CUBBON 08-02-93 2724 N. ~RISTOL 08-02-93 621 N. BAKER 08-02-93 220 LYON 08-02-93 611 S. ORANGE #5 08-02-93 1811 N. ROSS #A 08-02-93 1806 N. SPURGEON #Q 08-02-93 315 S. CYPRESS 08-02-93 214 S. LYON #9 08-02-93 1215 1/2 E. FRUIT - 08--02-93 1206 N. VAN NESS #A,C,D ~08-02-93 807 E. THIRD ~8-02-93 1722 N. BUSH 38-02-93 1710 S. DIAMOND b8-02-93 902 s. SHELTON #Al 08-02-93 1523 N. DRESSER 08-02-93 2201 S. PACIFIC AVE. $525. $600. $631. OR $600. $675. $575. $600. $55o. $650. $5o0. 8500. OR $500. OR $500. OR $625. $55o. $550. $600. $700. Sxxx. $65o. $55o. $500. $535. $550. $600. $575. $575. $500. $650. $535. $550. $525. $575. $565. $650. $550. $700. $600. $550. Sxxx. ROBERT GURRO LA BILL ADAMS OR (310) STEVE ROSS FRED GUADALUPE MARY RUDY ADAMS WILLIAM DICK JOHN DONNA LUPE RODRIGUEZ DON (800) ZEKE DON (800) ZEKE YOLANDA JEAN DAVID WARD EDITH ANNA ANDY POLLARD ]fEE WONG GUADALUPE FLYNN GINER GLOR GINGER GLOR VERONICA GILBERT GUTIERREZ JOSEPH AGUSTINE LOPEZ AGUSTINE LOPEZ AL PIKE WINNIE TERRELL APEX APEX GILBERT MARTIN OR VICKI RAY REYES -600. RICHARD OLIVAS ELVIRA GARCIA LUPE 541-6997 GREG OR ROGER XXXXX PHONE # 586-5123 775-9896 559-1173 751-8583 836-8129 541--6997 543-6046 542-3913 775-9896 835-8115 559--0580 532--4152 576--~274 631--7626 576--2274 631--7626 547--1261 730-4129 558--0128 547--7917 836-0487 779-0907 559--5591 541--6997 633--2038 543--6931 543--6931 586-5123 835-1420 967-3140 282-1001 282-1001 786-1004 633-2038 891-1522 963-8997 963-8997 835-1420 776-1726 993-3868 547-1688 549-1467 492-5919 751-7222 Attachment 2 Page 1 of 5 BEDLIST. MLS SANTA ANA HOUSING AUTHORITY AVAILABLE UNITS - VOUCHER AND CERTIFICATES WE CANNOT GUARANTEE T~IAT THESE UNITS ARE STILL AVAILABLE TWO BEDROOM RECEIVED ADDRESS 06-07-93 06-07-93 06-14-93 06-14-93 06-14-93 600 W. 3RD ST #B-304 1414 COLLEGE 408 E. PARTON 1120 W. HIGHLAND 2724 N. BRISTOL #G-2,E-1, AND E-4,K-2,J-3,L-3 06-14-93 1001 W. STEVENS #158 06-14-93 600 W. THIRD #B-107 06-14-93 2613 S. ROSEWOOD #C 06-14-93 2042 S. VANNESS 06-14-93 2701 S. ROSEWOOD #C 06-14-93 1609 S. CEDAR #A,B 06-14-93 1802 N. ENGLISH 06-14-93 914 N. FAIR WAY 06-21-93 4524 W. 3RD 06-21-93 4570 W. 5TH 06-28-93 521 S. LYON #42 06-28-93 1001 W. STEVENS #243 06-28-93 1518 N. DURANT ~4, #8 06-28-93 102 S. SHANNON #A 06-28-93 2225 N. BROADWAY #M 06-28-93 2239 JOANNA #C 06-28-93 612 N. GRAND ~C 06-28-93 1710 E. NORMANDY #D 06-28-93 1731 E. NORMANDY #B 06-28-93 1001 W. STEVENS #269 06-28-93 1205 N. EUCLID 06-28-93 702 S. TOWNSEND 07-07-93 812 N. LACY 07-07-93 2205 S. FAIRVIEW ~. R2NT OWNEq{ $700. ERNEST DETPfERS $740. CHERYL WAGNER $675. RUDY $750. GUADALUPE $725.-800. JOSEPH P OWE # $775. $775. $750 $800 $770 $846 $775 $750 $750 $790. $750. $775. $700. $75o. Sxx×. $775. $750. $695. $750. $795. $775. $650. OR $750. 645-5051 572-8585 542-3913 541-6997 967-3140 OTIS GORDON APEX BARBARA EDITH BARBARA SONA OR JOEL LOURDES GUZMkN TRACY NGUYEN LISA VO ERVA BENDER RAY JOHNSON K~.T,T,Ry MEYER EDITH DUC VU GIL YI/RLY JIM OR LINDA HILL RICH NORRIS DOROTHY DOROTHY DOROTHY JOHN YOLANDA JEAN ANGEL TRES PANDO MR. LEE 07-07-93 3640 S. BF~kR $775. JOSEPH BRANSTON 07-07-93 300 E. CHESTNUT AVE #H $795. BILL WRIGHT 07-07-93 3740 MARINE $750. TERRY ROLLINS 07-07-93 600 W. THIRD #A-210 $675. MIR. MARSHALL 07-07-93 1327 W. CIVIC CENTER DR. $695. BOB 07-07-93 1329 W. CIVIC CENTER DR. $695. BOB 07-07-93 1106 SANTA ANA BLVD. $875. JUNIOR 07-07-93 1013 N. RIVERINE $800. JOY 07-07-93 1410 N. COT~.RGE ~D $650. EDITH 07-07-93 521 S. LYON #17 $750. MR. VALENTIA 07-07-93 2529 S. BAKER #A $710. ~ 07-07-93 1901 W. WASHINGTON $740.-750. PAT DEFIORE 07-12-93 313 W. HALESWORTH $650. GINGER GLOR (818)358-2058 963-8997 723-0622 953-9931 723-0622 833-0625 542-8i09 545-3159 893-0807 963-6187 772-7550 588-6299 547-7917 531-8226 953-0570 551-5660 673-3801 639-1622 639-1622 639-1622 839-2720 547-1261 730-4129 837-7325 827-6670 OR 995-7006 733-2032 771-4107 858-7418 842-3483 573-0373 573-0373 543-6297 542-6481 542-4651 669-9342 581-9868 283-4921 543-6931 Attachment 2 BEDLIST.MLS Page 2 of 5 SANTA ANA HOUSING AUTHORITY AVAILABLE UNITS - VOUCk~ AND CERTIFICATES WE CANNOT GUARANTEE THAT THESE~UNITS ARE STILL AVAILABLE THREE BEDROOM ~"~ECEIVED ADDRESS 36-14-93 1001 W. · 06-14-93 1601 W. SANTA CLARA 06-14-93 1509 W. SANTA CLARA 06-14-93 812 N. LACY 06-14-93 715 S. ORANGE 06-14-93 1509 W. MCFADDEN 06-14-93 214 S. LYON #1 06-14-93 538 E. ADAMS #B 06-21-93 3011 BRDFORD #B 06-28-93 1317 STANDARD #D 06-28-93 5422 W. ROOSEVELT 06-28-93 5424 W. ROOSEVELT 06-28-93 502 N. COOPER 06-28-93 1205 N. EUCLID 07-07-93 810 N. LACY 07-07-93 2205 S. FAIRVIEW 07-07-93 715 N. MINTER -'7-07-93 2601 PEODAR 07-07-93 2921 S. FAIRVIEW #C 07-07-93 201 N. RAITT 07-12-93 410 W. WASHINGON 07-12-93 1313 HESPER/AN 07-12-93 1001 W. STEVENS #404 07-12-93 511 S JACKSON 07-12-93 1300 N. BEWLEY 07-12-93 910 W. CHESTNLP~ 08-02-93 202 S. BROADWAY 08-02-93 2724 N. BRISTOL 08-02-93 2815 W. EDINGER 08-02--93 602 S. BROADWAY 08-02-93 412 W. MCFADDEN 08-02-93 625 S. SI{ELLY 08-02-93 1117 S. GOLDF_~{WEST ,-'--'8-02-93 3539 W. ELEVENTH ,8-02-93 221B CARRIAGE PL. .8-02-93 2824 W. HARVARD 3-02-93 1425 N. GT.~NARBOR 8-02-93 1102 S. FLINTRIDGE 08-02-93 1904 W. SECREST WAY 08-02-93 4914 RENT ~WNER W. FIFTH #A STEVENS #114 $1050. GLORIA $1025. MARIA GARCIA $1025. TRUDY $950. ANGEL $995. LETICIA $1100. MARICELLA $850. APEX. $1020. RAY BURDICK $950. ANN NGUYEN $860. MI~. VANG $950.-1025. JOHN $950.-1025. JOHN $950.-1025. JOHN $95O.-lO25. JoHN $900. ANGEL TRES PANDO $~. MI~. LEE $950. AMELIA $1050. STAN $1025. JUDY WHITSON SXXX. H~LEN BROWN $800. GINGER GLOR $980. RICK $1000. SCOTT MCCANN $1000. WILSON LAI $995. BILL $950. TY HONG $900. LEON YEW $900. JOSEPH $1040. DAT DO $1200. DAVID FUENTES $950. JOH~ $950. IVA $900. LYDIA BUSTILLOS $950. NGOC DIEP $950, ANN NGUYEN $800. DAVID VAT~NCIA $1050. LINCOLN BROWN $1025.-1050. LINDA NIN $1025. IVAN NGUYEN PHONE # $950. HA SIEU 557-6431 OR 558-5533 533-6323 838-6183 837-7325 953-6534 836-1343 963-8997 727-7077 641-9001 834-6606 839-~20 839-2720 839-2720 839-2720 837-7325 827-6670 OR 995-7006 726-2497 OR 542-2564 532-4108 556-4255 OR 582-5618 835-0406 543-6931 633-6330 283-2513 893-4052 554-9782 543-4347 894-5121 967-3140 248-8263 (909)861-5453 (909)272-6293 775-0199 681-2771 892-0101 641-9001 545-5354 557-3075 775-1512 457-1860 662-1947 537-4369 Attachment 2 BEDLIST.MLS Page 3 of 5 SAlViA A~A I{OUSING AUTHORITY AVAILABLE UNITS - VOUCHER AND CERTIFICATES WE CANNOT GUARANTEE THAT THESE UNITS ARE STILL AVAILABLE FOUR BEDROOM RECEIVED ADDRESS 05-17-93 06-14-93 06-28-93 06-28-93 06-28-93 08-02-93 08-02-93 2117 W. 10TH STREET 2809 RICHHOND 725 S. GOLDENWEST 5422 W. ROOSEVELT 5424 W. ROOSEVELT 1729 LIGAN LANE 1302 W. CARLTON PL. RENT OWNER $1250. ROSA GASTON $1200. ROSEANNE $1200. ROSE WALKER $1025.-1100. JOHN $1025.-1100. JOHN $1200. LYDIA ROCHA $1300. ANDREW PHONE 731-5262 (909)277-8225 835-1501 839-2720 839-2720 540-08!9 633-7222 BEDLIST.MLS A[tachment 2 Page 4 of 5 SANTA ANA HOUSING AUTHORITY AVAILABLE UNITS - VOUCHER AND CERTIFICATES WE CANNOT GUARANTEE T}{AT THESE UNITS ARE STILL AVAILABLE FIVE BEDROOM RECEIVED ADDRESS RENT OWNER PHONE 04-05-93 329 E. WAKEHAM 04-26-93 709 N. MINTER 08-02-93 3613 W. WASHINGTON 08-02-93 2409 S. RAMONA $1400. LEE SALAS 630-6141 OR 937-2128 $1200. MARTIN OR VICKY 776-1726 $1950. LUCIA PALACIOS 554-2460 $1175. ELLEN (909)985-5126 BEDLIST. MLS Attachment 2 Pa§e 5 of 5 VACANT LOTS FOR RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT PRELIMINARY LAND SURVEY REPORT FOR BRISTOL STREET WIDENING REI~DCATION Attachment 3 Page 1 of 45 , PURPOSE: THE PURPOSE OF THIS REPORT IS TO EVALUATE SIXTY-SEVEN (+/-) PROPERTIES THROUGHOUT THE CITY, AS POSSIBLE SITES FOR RELOCATION OF INDIVIDUALS DISPLACED BY THE BRISTOL STREET WIDENING PROJECT. PROCESS: THE EVALUATION PROCESS CONSISTED OF LOCATING THE PROPERTIES, DETERMINING THE GENERAL PLAN DESIGNATION, ZONING, DEVELOPMENT FEASIBILITY AND POTENTIAL COST OF THE PROPERTY. THE PROPERTIES WERE PRIMARILY ZONED R2 AND R3. THEIR GENERAL PLAN DESIGNATIONS RANGED FROM GENERAL BUSINESS DISTRICT (GBD), LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL (LR), LOW MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENTIAL (I/~R), MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENTIAL (MR) AND PARKING (P). THE PROPERTIES STUDIED ARE LOCATED IN VARIOUS LOCATIONS THROUGHOUT THE CITY. THE PROPERTIES WERE CONSIDERED TO BE VACANT OR UNDER UTILIZED. THE SUBJECT PROPERTIES RANGE IN SIZE FROM 2500 SQ.FT. TO 2.5 ACRES. THE POTENTIAL COST OF EACH INDIVIDUAL PROPERTY IS BASED ON A FLAT RATE OF $15.00/SQ.FT.. THIS DOES NOT INCLUDE FACTORS SUCH AS SPECIFIC LOCATION AND OTHER CURRENT MARKET CONSIDERATIONS. Attachment 3 Page 2 of 45 235 III. IV. V. VI. VII. VIII. AREA DESIGNATION paqe Number Riverview West ......................... 1-4 Artesia-Pilar .......................... 5-7 Eastside ............................... 8-]2 Delhi ................................. ]3-2] Flower Park ........................... 22-28 Willard ............................... 29-3] Heninger .............................. 32-36 Other Areas ........................... 37-42 French Park ......................... 37 Northeast ........................... 38 Wilshire Square ..................... 39 Attact~ent 3 Page3 of 45 . AP#188-012-34 - Berry/Mt. View - approximately 102,500 sq. ft. - GPA-LMR - Zone R2 - Vacant Property must be subdivided. General Plan designation LMR could be subdivided into approximately 16 sinqle-family dwellinqs. Property basically flat; possible gas line location on OCFCD. Little or no vegetation. Good possibility for development. Investigation needed to determine availability. Raw land cost approximately $1,540,000. Attachment 3 Page 4 of 45 108-661-12 - 4321 West McFadden - 24,850 sq. ft. - GPA-LMR - Zone R2 One-half acre lot with existing single-family dwelling for rent. flat. Might have (shack) house in back. Possible two additional $500,000. Property units. Cost 108-661-21 - 4414 to 4416 Tampion Existing multi-family units. Not usable. Attac[~nent 3 Page 5 of 45 , 238 144-271-1! - 601 North Susan - 23,232 sq. ft. Existing single-family dwelling. Large lot. Possible two additional units. Primarily single-family dwelling neighborhood. Owner asking $325,000 with house. (Broker states worth $200,000 maximum.) Attachment 3 Page 6 of 45 239 100-573-34 - 42]7 West Fifth - 27,975 sq. ft. - GP-LR - Zone R4 One sinqle-famil¥ dwell~nq possible. $419,625. At t acl~nent 3 Page 7 of 45 · 240 405-174-16 - 1309 Second - 6,448 sq. ft. - GP-LR - Zone R2 Clean. One unit possible. Cost $96,720. 405-051-01 - 500 Block Raitt - 50,000 sq. ft. - GP-LMR - Zone R2 Already under construction. Not usable. At tachmemt 3 Page 8 of 45 07-161-12 - 1907 West Second - 6,200 sq. ft. - GP-LMR - Zone R2 Small lot. One sinqle-famil¥ dwellinq possible. $93,000. Attachment 3 Page 9 of 45 07-161-15 - 1405 West Third - 5,950 sq. ft. - GP-LMR - Zone R2 Small lot. One sinqle-fam~ly dwellinq possible. $89,250. 198-181-20 - 114 North Bewley - 6,480 sq. ft. - GP-GBD - Zone R2 Not usable with GBD designation. Attachment 3 ])age 10 of 45 243 04-094-01 - 306 East Pine - ]3,000 sq. ft. - GP-LR - Zone R3 Vacant property. Could be used for duplex. Approximate cost $]99,000. (Dirt being moved.) At tac~nent 3 Page ]! of 45 · 244 404-075-05 - 610 East Pine - 6,500 sq. ft. - GP-LR - Zone R3 Vacant property. Single-family dwellings around. Sinqle-famil¥ dwell~nq site. $97,500. Attachment 3 Page 12 of 45 404-071-16 - 723 Pine - 7,000 sq. ft. - GP-LR - Zone R3 Vacant lot. Apartments surround. Possible sinqle-famil¥ dwellinq. $105,000. 404-072-01 - 700 Block Pine - 7,000 sq. ft. - GP-LR - Zone R3 Market on corner. Small lot not visible. Not usable. Attact~nent 3 Page 13 of 45 246 398-494-10 - 519 East Walnut - 7,000 sq. ft. - GP-LR - Zone R2 Cars parked on site. Usable. Permit one sinqle-famil¥ dwellinq. $105,000. Attac intent Page 14 oF i~ 247 398-495-14 - 600 Block Walnut - 4,500 sq. ft. - GP-[R - Zone R2 Abandoned autos, assuming le§al lot. Usable for one s~nqle-famil¥ dwellinq. $67,500. Attachment 3 Page 15 of 45 248 16-081-51 - 406 East Central - 8,940 sq. ft. - GP-LR - Zone R2 Car on lot. Vacant. Possible sinqle-family dwellinq. $134,100. Attachment 3 Page 16 of 45 249 16-044-]2 - 202 East Adams - 6,480 sq. ft. - GP-GBD - Zone R2 Would have to amend General Plan. Would allow sinqle-famity dwelling. $97,200. Attachment 3 Page ]7 of 45 250 16-135-47 - 614 East Central - 7,000 sq. ft. Vacant. possible sinqle-family dwellinq. - GP-LR - Zone R2 $105,000. Attachment 3 Page ~8 of 45 16-045-10 - 300 Block Adams - 14,900 sq. ft. - GP-LR - Zone R2 Railroad tracks run behind lot. Two sinqle-famil¥ dwellinqs possible (w/PM). $223,500. Pagu 19 of Z, 5 252 16-081-34 - 437 East Adams 7,680 sq. ft. - GP-LR - Zone R2 Long, narrow lot. One sin_qle-fam~l¥ dwellinq possible. $115,200. Attachment 3 Page 20 t~f 45 :353 ]6-135-23 - 641 East Adams - 6,300 sq. ft. - GP-LR - Zone R12-2 Vacant lot (cars parked). O__ne s~nqle-family dwelling possible. $94,500. Attachment i~ Page 21 of 45 . 256 16-136-15 - 642 East Adams - 7,150 sq. ft. - GP-LR - Zone R2 Lot with houses off ground. Possible one sinqle-famil¥ dwellinq. $107,250. Attachment 3 Psge 24 of 45 , 'l 1/11 ..... IIlllll r Ili~'~:, . 257 405-]63-23 - 206 North Olive - 3,750 sq. Lot full of cars (vacant). If legal lot, $56,250. ft. - GP-MR - Zone R2 possible one sinqle-family_~ellln§. Attac}~.ent 3 Page 25 of 45 · · ~54 16-135-24 - 645 East Adams - 7,000 sq. ft. - GP-LR - Zone R2 Vacant lot. One sinqle-famil¥ dwellinq possible. $105,000. ]6-136-16 - 638 East Adams - 7,150 sq. ft. - GP-LR - Zone R2 Lot with houses off ground. Possible one sinqle-famil~ dwelling. $107,250. At tachm~nt '3 Page 23 of 45 258 405-163-22 - 208 North Olive - 25,000 sq. ft. - GP-MR - Zone R2 Lot full of cars (vacant). If legal lot, possible one sinqle-famil¥ dwellinq. $37,500. Attachment 3 Page 26 of 45 259 08-094-09 - 1137 West Second - 6,200 sq. ft. - GP-MR - Zone R2 Possible one sinqle-famil¥ dwellinq. $93,000. 08-131-12 - 1206 West Second - 6,200 sq. ft. Existing single-family dwelling on site. Not usable. 08-0942-21 (?) - 1223 West Second - 6,200 sq. ft. S~ngle-family dwelling for rent. Not usable. Attac~nent 3 Page 27 of 45 260 C 08-092-17 - 1235 West Second - 12,972 sq. ft. - GP-MR - Zone R2 Vacant. Possible sinqle-fam~lv dwellinq /maybe duplex). $191,580. Attachment 3 Page 28 of 45 f 61 08-131-04 - 1242 West Second - 6,222 sq. ft. - GP-MR - Zone R2 Possible sinqle-family dwellinq. $93,330. Attachment 3 Page 29 of 45 262 04-082-10 - 624 North Shelton - 5,700 sq. ft. - GP-MR - Zone R2 Possible one sinqle-famil¥ dwellinq. $85,500. Attachment 3 Page ~0 of 45 405-161-3] - 1051 West Third - 5,950 sq. ft. - GP-MR - Zone R2 Possible one sinqle-family dwellinq. $89,250. Attachment 3 Page 31 Of 45 05-183-15 - 1002 North Van Ness - 9,240 sq. ft. - GP-MR - Zone R2 Vacant lot. One sinqle-famil¥ dwellinq possible. $158,600. Attacl~ent 3 Page 32 of 45 I 65 05-133-12 - 1018 North Van Ness - 9,240 sq. ft. - GP-MR - Zone R2 Vacant lot. One sinqle-famil¥ dwellinq possible. $138,600. AttacIm~ent 3 Page 33 of 45 05-133-11 - 1020 North Van Ness - 9,240 sq. ft. - GP-MR - Zone R2 Vacant lot. One sinqle-famil¥ dwellinq possible. $138,600. 10-131-]4 - 1202 West Second Not usable. Attachment 3 Page 34 of 45 267 08-201-33 - 813 West Pine - 25,000 sq. ft. - GP-LMR - Zone R3 Two sinqle-family dwellings possible. Existing single-family dwell site. Must subdivide. $400,000. ng on AttacIm~ent 3 Page 35 of 45 08-212-14 - 946 to 950 Pine - 11,340 sq. ft. - GP-LMR - Zone R2 Possible duplex. Vacant property surrounded by single-family dwelling. $170,100. 13-154-11 - 1243 South Sycamore - 5,500 sq. ft. - GP-GBD - Zone R2 Not usable with GBD designation. Attachment 3 Page 36 of 45 269 10-182-57 - 1140 Highland - 8,526 sq, ft. - GP-LMR - Zone R3 One sinqle-famil¥ dwellinq possible. Vacant property. Minor debris, $127,890. Attac~nent 3 Page 37 of 45 270 398-282-05 - 200 Block West Pine - 14,200 sq. ft. - GP-LMR - Zone R2 lwo sinqle-famil¥ dwellinqs possible. Subdivided or duplex. change to R4000 and Parcel map. $213,000. Needs zone Attachment 3 Page 38 of 45 08-202-12 - 712 West Pine - 13,104 sq. ft. - GP-LMR - Zone 5D-40 Two sinqle-family dwellinqs possible. Possible duplex. $196,560. 396-341-06 - 2230 North Tustin Avenue - 19,042 sq. ft. - GP-LR - Zone R2 Vacant property/commercial orientation. Not usable. Former filling station. 390-701-04 - 2300 North Grand - 13,000 sq. ft. - GP-LR - Zone R1 Northwest corner Fairhaven and Grand Auto Registration. Facility under construction. Not usable. Attachment 3 Page 39 of 45 395-151-11 - 401 to 405 Washington - 42,075 sq. ft. - GP-LR - Zone R2 Vacant property adjacent to tracks and industrial building. Could possibly build three sinqle-family dwetlinqs in the area. $631,125. 2NC1018 At taclm~ent 3 Page 40 of 45 273 398-303-01 - 627 to 629 Garfield - 6,250 sq. ft. - GP-MR - Zone P Not usable with P designation. Vacant. 03-062-37 - 2300 Block Bush - 19,042 sq. ft. - GP-LR - Zone R2 Vacant property. Possible sinqle-famil¥ dwellinq. Irregularly-shaped lot. Possible w~dening property. Attachment 3 Page 41 of 45 274 13-154-11 - 1243 South Sycamore - 5,500 sq. ft. - GPA-GBD - Zone R2 Interior lot. residential. dwellinq. Some debris. General Plan does not allow for development as Good lot. Approximate value $83,000. One sinqle-famil¥ 405-055-22 - 1633 West Fifth - 4,250 sq. ft. - GP-LMR - Zone R2 Existing single-family dwelling. Not usable. 405-054-01 - 1522 West Fifth - 18,750 sq. ft. - GP-LMR - Zone R2 Address is auto repair facility. Not usable. Attachmeht 3 Page 42 of 45 10-192-01 - 809 South Shelton - 8,000 sq. ft. - GP-LMR - Zone R2 Single-family dwelling existing. Not usable, 10-191-53 - 1001 Highland - 7,500 sq. ft. - GP-LMR - Zone R3 Property as described does not exist. Attaclm~ent 3 Page 43 of 45 276 405-051-02 - 815 North Raitt - 75,000 sq. ft. - GP-LMR - Zone R2 One single-family dwelling existing. NO~ usable. 404-042-01 - 202 East Chestnut - 2,500 sq. ft. - GP-LR - Zone R3 Lot under construction. Not usable. 404-085-06 - 401-405 East Chestnut - GP-LR - Zone R3 Existing single-family dwelling on site. Not usable. Attachment 3 Page 44 of 45 277 t98-181-25 - 113 North Figueroa - 6,480 sq. ft. - GP-GBD - Zone R2 Not usable with GBD designation. 198-181-17 - 202 North Figueroa - 6,480 sq. ft. - GP-GBD - Zone R2 Not usable with GBD designation. 198-161-16 - 618 North Figueroa - 6,480 sq. ft. - GP-GBD - Zone R2 Not usable with GBD designation. 198-182-04 - 300 Block Figueroa - 2,385 sq. ft. - GP-GBD - Zone R2 Not usable with GBD designation. 198-161-48 - 3622 to 3630 West Hazard - 6,100 sq. ft. - GP-LMR - Zone R? Not usable. Portion of existing single-family dwelling front yard. 198-102-03 - 3530 Washington -'25,600 sq. ft. One sinqle-family dwellinq possible. Illegal another house in back. $384,900. Attachment 3 Page 45 of 45 - GP-LMR - Zone R2 structure on lot. Possibly Redevelopment Plan for the Bristol Corridor Project Area Blighting Characteristics of Project Area Parcels Parcels within the Bristol Corridor Project Area were analyzed to determine the presence of additional blighting characteristics which may not have been identified or adequately addressed in the Report to Council. The following list identifies these parcels and delineates which of the hereinafter defined blighting criteria apply to each: 2. 3. 4. Commercially zoned parcels having less than the minimum required 15,000 square feet area. Commercially zoned parcels having less than the minimum required 120 feet of frontage. Lots of irregular configuration sufficient to restrict proper utilization. Parcels evidencing crime-related problems or those located within the highest quartile of grids within the city, as ranked by incidents of criminal activity. Incompatible land within commercial uses, such as single-family residential zones, or conflicting commercial uses. 6. Vacant or underutilized parcels. 7. Nonconforming uses. Attachment 4 Page 1 of 11 279 8-141-43 8-141-50 8-141-49 8-141-48 8-141-63 8-132-31 8-132-30 8-132-25 8-132-32 8-131-34 8-132-42 & 43 7-192-23 7-192-13 7-192-12 7-192-11 7-191-24,23,22,21, 20,19,18,17 7-203-24 7-203-18 7-203-25 7-202-22 7-202-23 7-201-27 7-164-22 7-164-23 7-164-18 7-164-21 1025 West First 1045 West First 1047 West First 1055 West First 1111 West First 1117 or 21 West First NE corner Baker and First 1205 West First 1227-1235 West First vacant vacant 1331 West First vacant 1503 West First 1505 West First 1525 West First 1601 & 1605 West First 1731 West First 1805 West First 1819 West First 1823 West First 3,6,7 1,2,7 1,2,6 1,2,7 4,7 1,2 1,2,4 1,2 3 1,2 4,6,7 1,2 1,2 1,2,5 1,2 1,2,3 1,2,4 1,2 4,6,7 4,7 1,2 3,7 1,4,5,7 1,2 1,2,5 1,2 Attachment 4 Page 2 of 11 7-164-20 7-121-21 7-362-28 7-362-29 7-362-26 7-362-25 7-362-24 7-362-23 7~362-22 7-162-21 7-361-9 7~141-80 7-141-56 7-141~46 7-141-48 7-141-47 7-141-51 7-141-49 7-141-50 7-331-18 7-331-16 7-331-17 7-331-14 7-331-13 7-331-15 7-341-1 7-341-2 7-332-4 strip center 2201 West First 2209 West First 2217 West First 2227-39 West First 2301 West First 2309 West First 2313-15 West First 2317 West First 2328-45 West First 2509 West First 2511 West First 2603 West First 2639 West First 2649 West First NEC First and Falrview 110 South Center 114 South Center 118 or 120 South Center 202-204 South Genter 210-212 South Center 218-220 South Center 300-308 South Center 310 South Center Attachment 4 Page 3 of 11 1,2 4,7 4,7 2,3,7 4,7 4,6,7 1,2,3 1,2,3 1,2,3 1,2,3,4,6 4,7 2,7 1,2 2,3 1,2 2,4 1,2,7 4,6,7 1,7 4,7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7-332-5 7-332-6 7-332-7 7~332-8 7-261-36 7-261-37 7-262-1 7-262-2 7-262-28 7-263-10 7-263-11 7-263-5 7-263-6 7-221-2 7-221-6 7-321-18 7-321-2 7-321-17 7-321-4 7-211-45 7-221-40,14,46, 12 & 44 7-211-27 7-211-28 7-211-39 8-224-3 8-224-21 8-224-6 1916 West First 1910 West First 1904 West First rescue mission 1832-34 West First 1820 West First 1814 West First 1810 West First 1802 West First 1734 West First 1722 West First 1710 West First 1706 West First 1704 West First 1604 West First 1534 & 1548 West First 1526 West First 1524 West First 1506 West First 1430 West First 1328-1428 West First 1320 West First 1312 West First Unocal 1238 West First 1234 West First 1216 West First 1,2,3,4,7 1,2 1,2,4 1 1,7 1,2,7 1,2,4,7 1,2,4,7 1,2,7 4 4,7 1,2 2 1,2 1,2,4,5 4,7 1,2,3,4,5 1,2,3,4 4,7 1,2,4 4,7 1,2,3 1,2,4 1,2,4 1,2,4 4,6 Attachment 4 Page 4 of 11 8-224-20 8-224-23 8-224-24 8-224-25 8-221-22 8-221-2 8-221-3 8-221-4 8-221-5 8-221-6 8-211-7 8-221-8 8-221-9 8-221-23 8-211-1 8-211-2 8-211-3 8-211-4 8-211-5 8-211-6 8-211-7 8-211-8 8-211-9 8-211-10 8-211-11 8-211-12 8-211-13 8-211-14 1214 West First 1212 West First 1204 West First 1202 West First 1142 West First 1138 West First 1134 West First 1132 West First 1126 & 1128 West First 1122 & 1124 West First 1116 West First 1110 West First 1108 West First 1102 West First 1070 West First 1068 West First 1066 West First 1064 West First vacant 1056 West First 1040 West First 1038 West First 1036 West First 1034 West First 1032 West First 1028 West First Attachment 4 Page 5 of 11 1,2 1,2,6 1,2 1,2 1,2 1,2,5 1,2,4 1,2,4 1,2,5 1,2,4,5 1,2,5 1,2 1,2 1,2 1,2,4 1,2 1,2,5 1,2,5 1,2 1,2,5 1,2 1,2,5 1,2,5 1,2,5 1,2,5 1,2,5 1,2,4,6 1,2 , 282 2-153-10 2-153-28 2-153-24 2-153-25 2-153-23 2-153-20 2-153-29 2-153-26 2-153-22 2-153-21 2-104-44 2-104-45 2-092-17 2-092-20 2-092-18 2-094-27 2-094-29 2-094-30 2-094-32 2-19-25 2-19-24 399-052-8 399-052-9 399-052-10 399-053-14 399-053-15 399-064-12 399-064-11 1702 West 17th 313-315 West 17th 321-323 West 17th 325 West 17th 329 West 17th 333 West 17th 335 West 17th 339 West 17th 501-507 West 17th 513-515 West 17th 603 West 17th 611 West 17th 617 West 17th 701 West 17th 703-707 West 17th 711 & 805 West 17th 803-3~ West 17th 807 West 17th 817 West 17th 901 West 17th NEC 17th & Olive 1707 North Olive 1704 Olive parking lot 1071 West t7th Attachment 4 Page 6 of 11 1,2,4,7 1,2,4,7 1,2,4,7 1,2,4,7 1,2,4,7 1,2,4,7 1,2,3,4,7 1,2,3,4,7 1,2,4,7 1,2,4,7 1,2,4,7 1,2,4,6,7 1,2,4,7 1,2,4,7 1,2,4,6,7 1,2,4,7 1,2,4,6,7 1,2,4 1,2,4 1,2,4 1,2,4,6 4,7 1,2,7 1,2 1,2,7 1,2 1,2 7 399-064-10 399-065-18 399~065-19 399-071-16 399-071-17 399-072-16 399-072-17 399-072-18 399-072-19 399-085-16 399-085-18 399-085-19 399-085-12,14 399-121-3 399-121-1 1-034-13 1-033-49 1-033-48 1-033-47 1-033-43 1-033-42 1-033-41 t-033-40 1-033-39 1-033~38 1-033-45 1-033-44 1-033-35 1077 West 17th 1109 West 17th 1111-17 West 17th 1119 West 17th 1133 West 17th 1139 West 17th 1145 West 17th 1151 West 17th 1223 West 17th 1225 West 17th 1227 West 17th 1241-1251 West 17th 1629 West 17th 1727 West 17th 1745 North Aloha 1807 West 17th 1805 West 17th 1809 West 17th 1815 West 17th 1819 West 17th 1823 West 17th 1827 West 17th 1831 West 17th 1901 West 17th 1909 West 17th Attachment 4 Page 7 of 11 1,2,4 1,2,7 1,2,4,7 1,2,4,6 1,2,7 6,7 1,2 1,2 1,2,4 4,7 2,3,4,5 2,3,7 7 4 1,2,7 1,2,4,7 1,2,5 1,2,5 1,2,7 1,2,7 1,2,4 1,2,5 1,2,5 1,2,5 1,2 1,2,7 1,2 1-033-46 1-033-50 ~-033-52 1 033-51 1-033-51 1-031-20 1-031-18 1-011-26 101-132-25 101-132-29 101-132-30 101-132-8 101-131-34 198-131-1 198-]32-1 198-132-2 198-132-3 198-132-4 198-133-1 198-133-2 198-133-3 198-133-3 198-133-5 198-133-6 405-031-1 4-020-18 4-020-21 4-020-9 1919 West 17th 1923 West 17th 1927 West 17th Taco Bell 1933 West 17th 1702 North English 1913-2015 West 17th 2125 West 17th 2501 West 17th parking lot 2525 West 17th 2629 West 17th 2803 West 17th 2610 West 17th 2606 West 17th 2602 West 17th 2534 West 17th 2530 West 17th 2426 West 17th 2422 West 17th 2418 West 17th 2424 West 17th 2410 West 17th 2402 West 17th 2102 West 17th 2016 West 17th 2012 West 17th 2002 West 17th Attachment 4 Page 8 of 11 1,2,5 1,2,7 1,2,5,7 1,2,7 1,2,7 1,5,7 4,5 5,7 7 2,3,4,7 4,7 1,2 4,7 1,2,4 1,2,4 1,2 2,4,6,7 4,7 1,2,7 1,2,4,7 1,2,3,7 1,2,3,4,7 5,7 7 1,4,7 1,7 2,7 1,2,4,7 4-044-47 4-044-20 4-044-48 4-044-49 4-044-50 4 - 044 - 51 4-044-54 4-044-42 4-044-52 4-044-43 4-044-53 4- 044- 30 4 - 044- 44 4-044-45 4 - 044 - 46 5-012 -48 5-011-43 5-011-42 5-041-1 5-041-13 5-045-] 5-045-30 5-045-56 5-045-33 5-045-34 5-045-35 5-045-55 5-044-1 1936 West 17th 1920 West 17th 1916 West 17th 1914 West 17th 1908 West 17th 1904 West 17th 1856 West 17th 1852 West 17th 1848 West 17th 1844 West 17th 1840 West 17th 1830 West 17th 1736 West 17th drive-in restaurant 1300 West 17th 1212 West 17th 1200 West 17ch 1623 North Baker 1622 North Baker ]]20 West 17th 1108 West 17th 1104 West 17th 1102 West 17th 1060 West 17th Attachment 4 Page 9 of 11 1,2,4,7 2,3,4,5,7 2,3,5 1,2,5 ] ,2,5 1,2,5 1,2,4 1,2 1,2,5 1,2 1,2 4,7 1,2,6 1,2 1,2 7 4,6,7 6,7 1,2,5 1,2,5 1,2 4,7 6,7 1,2 1,2,3 5 1,2 1,2 * I 86 !87 5-073-3 5-073-4 5-073-5 5-073-2 5-111-52 5-111-63 5-111-59 5-111-54 5-111-62 5-111-58 5-111-57 5-111-56 5-111-55 5-111-2 7-362-1 7-362-2 7-362-3 7-362-30 7-362-6 7-362-33 7-362-9 7-362-10 7-362-11 7-362-12 7-362-13 7-362-34 7-362-32 7-362-31 818 West 17th 812 West 17th 806 West 17th 702 West 17th 626 West 17th 610 West 17th 534 West 17th 526 West 17th 520 West 17th 516 West 17th 506-512 West 17th 504 West 17th 500 West 17th Alpha Beta Center 2317 West Second 2313 West Second 2309 West Second 2305 West Second 2233 West Second 2225 West Second 2221 West Second 2217 West Second 2218 West Second 2222 West Second 2226 West Second 2230-36 West Second 2302-2308 West Second 2310-2316 West Second Attachment 4 Page 10 of 11 1,2,4 1,2,4 1,2 4,6,7 4,7 1,2,4,7 1,2,3,4,7 1,2,3,4,7 2,4,7 1,2,3,4,7 1,2,3,4,7 1,2,3,4,7 1,2,3,4,7 4,7 4,7 4,7 4,7 4,7 4,6,7 4,7 4,7 4,7 4,7 4,7 4,7 4,7 4,7 4,7 288 7-362-20 7-101-7 7-101-6 7-101-2 7-101-5 7-101-4 7-11-17 7-11-16 7-11-15 7-11-14 7-11-13 7-11-12 7-11-11 7-11-10 7-11-21 7-11-7 7-11-6 7-11-20 7-11-4 7-11-3 7-11-2 7-11-1 RBH:j~e aps&ads 2318 West Second 1804 West Fifth 1900 West Fifth 1908 West Fifth 2002 West Fifth 2006 West Fifth 2016-20 West Fifth 2024 West Fifth 2026 West Fifth 2026 West Fifth 2102-06 West Fifth 2114 West Fifth 2114% West Fifth 2110 West Fifth 2124-2202 West Fifth 2208 West Fifth 2210 West Fifth 2216-18 West Fifth 2218 West Fifth 2222-24 West Fifth 2304 West Fifth 2308 West Fifth 4,7 4,7 3,4,7 4,7 4,7 4,7 4,5 3,4,7 3,4,7 4,7 3,4,7 3,4,5 3,4,7 3,4,5 4,7 3,4,7 4,7 4,7 3,4,7 3,4,7 4,7 4,5 Attachment 4 Page 11 of 11 289 NONI~L [GtlTED PROPERTIES 1. 413-419 West 17th (Peking Kitchen) 2. 521-525 West 17th (bank) Attacl~ment ~ Page 1 of 7 290 3. ]205 West 17th (Mission Car Wash) 4. 2111 West 17th (apartments) Attachment 5 Page 2 of 7 5. 2413 West 17th NEC 17th/Fairview (Chief Auto) 6. 2502 West 17th SWC ]7th/Fairview At taclm~ent 5 Page 3 of 7 7. 1720 West ]7th (First Christian Church of Santa Aha) 8. 10]0 West 17th (First Baptist Church of Santa Aha) Attachment 5 Page 4 of 7 910 West 1.7th SWC 17th/Flower (office park) 10. 800 West ]7th (Sizzler) Attachment 5 Page 5 o57 (strip center under construction) 11. 1st Street--Daisy to Townsend 12. 2009 West F~rst (V~va only) ~Attac~nnent 5 PAge 6 of ? '295 ]734 West First SEC FJrst/Raitt ]4. 1618 West First (Vietnamese Center) Attsctunent 5 Page 7 of 7