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EXHIBIT D
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SANTA ANA ADGPTING TRANSIT ~ZGNING GDE
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ZGNE~ RE~GNiNG THE PRGpERTY LGATED AT
CERTAIN REAL pRGPERTY IN THE CENTRAL I~REAN
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TRANSIT ~GNiNG ODE PEC1FiC DEllELGPh~ENT
DlTR1CT ~~-84}, l~~ GVERLAY 2GNE AND GllERLAY
~GNE; AND REPEALING SPECIFIC DEllELGPII~ENT NCB,
0, ~7~ 71 AND AMENDING THE HEIGHT E~EMPTIGN
AREAS IAP AAA NGa ~g0~-a9}
THE CITY GL~NCIL GF THE CITY F SANTA ANA DGE GRDAiN A
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section ~ . The qty Council of the City of Santa Ana daes hereby f nd, determine
and declare as follovus:
A. Gn IUla~r ~7, a~ 0, the Planning Carmision held ~ dul}r noticed public
bearing, and b~ a vote of :0 ~Petancaurt abstained, Yrarrazaval absent
voted to recan~mer~d that the City Council:
Adopt a resolution cerkifying the Final Environmental lr~pact Report
Na~ ~aa»g~ prepared far the proposed Transit honing Cade ~D
84A and 84B} and the proposed redevelopment of properkie
a~rned by the Santa Ana Redevelopment Agency in the tatian
District ~collectiveiy, the prapased Project}; adapting the Mitigation
llllonitaring and Reporking Pragran~, adapting the CEA Facts,
Findings and a statement of Gverriding considerations; and
approving the Proposed Project.
Adapt a resolution approving General Plan Ar~endn~ent No. ~D~D;
g~.
Adapt an ordinance approving an~endn~ent to various zoning
provisions of Santa Ana ~Ilunicipal Code Chapter 41 ~~OA No.
~a ~ D~0 ~
4, Adopt an ordinance approving the creation of specific Deveiopn~ent
No. 4, approving the rezoning of properties from various panes to
specific Development Na. S4~ repealing specific Developrent Na~
~a, 47 and , and amending the height exemption areas map
AAA No. aa5-g}.
~rdi~ance No. N~~
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5. Adapt ~ reselution approving Transit caning wale Architectural
Style guidelines and Transit honing Code Street Network
Concepts.
The City Council of the City of Santa Ana held ~ duly noticed public hearing
on the above said actions far the Transit honing Code Specific Development
District ~~-84} on dune 7F ~D~ g, and at that time considered all testimony,
~rritten and oral,
C. Amendment Application hi'o. Dg-09 has been filed ~vith the City of Santa
Ana to change the zoning district designation of certain real property located
in the central urban core of Santa Ana and comprises over ~ Dg blocks and
45g acres. The area is generally bounded by first Street, ~lovuer Street,
Civic Center Drive, brand Avenue and Interstate ~I~~~ and includes the
Civic Center, Dovuntov~n, the Logan and Lacy neighborhoods, the First
Street commercial carridar, and industrial areas surrounding the Santa Ana
regional Transportation Center {SARTC~,
D. The Transit honing Code ~SDM~4} v~ill establish separate zones that range
frarn transit-oriented compact development to fens intense, neighborhood-
serving development Frith a mixture of land uses ~rithin them, SD-84 alloys
for greater flexibility of parking provision by using the concept of shared
parking far non-residential uses and establishes parking ratios by district
Frith less emphasis on establishing parking ay use. Additionally, D-84
establis}~es detailed development standards far building and parking
location, building massing and open space, and regulates building
architecture through standards and guidelines.
The City Council has ~reighed and balanced the general plans policies and
has determined that based upon this balancing that Amendment Application
No. 20g-g i consistent v~ith the purpose of the general Plan, including
but not limited to its goals and policies tar
~ ~ Promote the balance of land uses to address basic community
needs. Land Use Elernenf foal No. .a,
. Pror~ote medium density hauling in and around the davuntorn area.
Land Use Element Policy 1.1.
Support high density residential development Within the City's District
Centers as a part of a mixed use development. Land Use Element
Policy
Support "iivelvuork" opportunities rithin specifically defined areas.
Land Use Element Policy
5. Promote land uses v~hich enhance the City's economic and fiscal
viability. Land Use Element foal lVo. ~,g.
G. Support cornr~ercial land uses inadequate amounts to accommodate
the City's needs for goods and services, Land Use Element Policy
Ordinance ~o. ~1S~X
Page ~ of 9
1, Support pedestrian access between commercial uses and residential
neighborhoods which are in close pro~ir~i#. Land ~ Flen~ent
Policy .4,
8. Encourage the creation of nevu en~ployn~ent opportunities in
developments Which are compatible ~vith surrounding land uses, and
provide a net community benefit. Land Use Element Policy
9. Support projects that contribute to the redevelopment and
revitalisation ofthe central city urban areas. Land Use Policy 1'~0.
Support developments that create a business environment that is
safe and attractive. Land Use Flernent Policy No.
~ ~ . Protect and enhance developn~en# sites and districts ~rhich are
unique cornrnunity assets that enhance the quality of life. Land Use
Fler~ent foal Flo. 4.0.
1 . Support land uses Which provide cor~rnunity and regional economic
and service benefits. Land Use Element Policy No. 4,.
~ . Encourage the development of projec#s ~rhich promo#e the pity's
image as a regional activity center. Land Use Element Policy No.
4.4.
4. Encourage development of employment centers and rni~ced use
projects vuithin targeted areas adjacent to major arterial roadv~ays,
transit and free~ray corridors Land use Flen~ent Policy No. 4.~,
1 Improve the physical appearance of the i#y through development
of districts that project a sense of place, positive con~rnunity image,
and quality development. Urban Design Flerent foal ~.0.
F, 7'he pity council also adapts as findings all facts presented in the Request
for council Action dated June 7, D accompanying this matter.
For these reasons, and each of there, Amendment Application No. ~oo5-g9
is hereby found and determined to be consistent vuith the general Plan of
the pity of Santa Ana and otherwise justified by the public necessity,
convenience, and general vuelfare.
l~. At the duly noticed public held on June the pity council, by
resolution, cerklfied that the Final Fnvironrriental lr~pact Report Final FIR}
111x. X006-02, prepared for the proposed ~'ransit honing bode 4A and
~~4B} and the proposed redevelopment of properties o~rned by the Santa
Ana Redevelopment Agency in the Station District vuas completed in
compliance uwrith the California Fnvironrental Quality Act ~F~A} Public
Resources bode 2togo of seq.} vuas presented to the pity council far
revievtir and consideratlor~, and reflects the pity of Santa Ana's independent
judgment and analysis; adopted the FQA Findings of Fact and Sta#er~ent
of overriding considerations; and adopted the Illlitigation Illloni#oring and
Reporting Program. At the June ~ meeting, the pity council also
adopted a resolution amending the pity's general plan ~CI~A Igo. ~o~o~o~~}
o~din~ce h~o. N-~
Page 3 ~f 9
adopted an ordinance approving amendments to various zoning provision
of Santa Ana Municipal Cade Chapter 4 ~~CA ~o. 0~ g-0 and adopted
a resolution approving Transit honing Code Architectural Style guidelines
and Transit caning Code Street network Concepts. This ordinance
incorporates by reference, as though fully set forth herein, the ordinance,
resolutions and the Final nvironn~ental Impact Report, Mitigation lVlonitorin
and Reporting Pragran~, C~QA Findings of Fact and Statement of
overriding Considerations, and all of their respective findings and
conclusions in support ofthis ordinance,
Section The City Councii hereby directs the creation of Article ~i~ Within
Santa Ana Municipal Code Chapter 4~, The City Council further directs that the follov~ring
sections frar~ The Specific Development District LSD-~4}, Transit caning Cade vuhich
came before the City Council on June ~g D and is on file Frith the Clerk of the Council
shall be adopted and incorporated ithir~ Article ~I~ as thaugh fuily set forth herein:
Santa Ana ~Ilunlcipal Code Section Page number in Transit honing Code
numbers
Division ~ . Pages ~ ; through ~
sections ~~-2gg0 thraugh ~-~g4
Div"s' ~ Pages ~ thraugh :4
~ ion
Sections 4~-~aa thraugh ~~-~QgB
Division Pages ~:3 thaugh
Section~4~-~Dg though ~41-2g~
Division 4. Rages ~ thraugh 4:
Sections 4«~0~0 thraugh 41~4~~
~g4g
Division Pages thraugh :8
Sections 4~-2g~g thraugh 4~-~gB4
Division 7 Pages ~ thaugh 7:~
Sections 4~-~g0
The City Cauncil hereby directs and authorizes the Clerk of the Cauncil to make
any for~atting changes to the numbering to make the near Cade sections consistent Frith
Chapter . The City Cauncil further authorizes the Clerk of the Cauncil to create
identification number and cross-reference said identification numbers vuithin the text far
the diagrams contained in Division it is the City Council's intent that said diagrams be
contained r~rithin the Santa Ana Municipal Cade.
Section ~ The City Cauncil hereby adapts the l overlay done and M2 overlay
Ordinance Na. NS-X~~
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done as set forth in Specific Development No~ S~, Transit Bonin bode an file Frith the
clerk of the council.
Section 4. The real property ~rithin the Transit honing bode, generally bounded
by First Street, Flovtrer Street, civic tenter Drive, brand Avenue and interstate ~ ~I-~} and
includes the Civic tenter} Downtov~rn, the Logan and Lacy neighborhoods, the First Street
con~n~ercial corridor, and industrial areas surrounding the Santa Ana Regional
Transportation tenter ~SART} is hereby reclassified fror~ various zones to Specific
Development District No~ 8~ ~D~84~, M overlay done and overlay bane.
Amended Sectional District Map numbers 7--9 and ~ o shoving the above described
changes in use district designation, are hereby approved and attached hereto as exhibit
"A"and incorporated by this reference as though fully set forth herein. AAA No. ~OO~-~}.
Section The pity council hereby amends and adopts the F-leight i=xernption
Areas Map attached hereto as Exhibit `fB" and incorporated by this reference as though
fully setforth herein.
section Specific Development No. o is hereby repealed in its entirety,
Section Specif is Developr~ent No. ~7 i hereby repealed in its entirety
Section S Specific Dvelopr~ent No. 47 is hereby repealed in its entirety
Section g. Specific Developr~ent No. 71 is hereby repealed in its entirety.
section ~ 0. 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 connpetent jurisdiction, such decision shall not affect the validity of the rer~aining
portions of this ordinance. The pity Council of the pity of Santa Ana hereby declares that
it uvould 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.
AD~PT~D this day of , ~0 ~
Miguel A, Pulido
Mayer
APPl~11~D AS T~ >`~R:
~y:
Joseph 111. Fletcher
City Attorney
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AYE: aur~eiln~err~ber
NE; aur~ciln~embers
ATTAIN: ouneiln~en~ber
NAT PRESENT: ounciln~embers
~RTI~I~AT~ ATTI=TATIaI~ A~]I~ ~RIINAI~ITY
I ~ IVIARIA HU I~AR} ler~ of the auneil, da hereby atte ~a and e~tify the attached
~rd~nance No. N-~, to the ariginal ar~inar~ee adapted by City auneil of
City of Santa Ana an ,and said ardinan~e u~a ~uhlihed in
accardance v~ith the charter afthe its of an~a Ana,
Date:
IerIC of the ~auncil
pity of Santa Ana
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