60A - PROPERTY DISPOSITION POLICY

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5.) Public transportation, 6.) Green space, parks, and recreation centers, 7.) Affordable childcare, 8.) Youth and senior facilities and services, and 9.) Community agriculture 10.) Development of land by Community Land Trust. E.) significant neighborhood beautification potential an example of significant neighborhood beautification potential would be a disposition that allows a property to be landscaped, resulting in visual enhancement of the location and neighborhood. F.) assemblage potential with adjacent owner an example of assemblage potential with an adjacent owner would be a disposition that conveys an otherwise unusable remnant property for use by an adjacent owner and back on the property tax roll. No fewer than 75 percent of parcels classified in each calendar year shall be classified as having significant community use/benefit potential (D). At least 50 percent of the parcels classified as having significant community use/benefit potential in category (D) should be developed for these purposes. 5. PROVISIONS RELATED TO DISPOSITIONS TO NON-PROFIT AND COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS AND ENTITIES The City values and supports the many community-based non-profit organizations, entities and neighborhood groups that work to make Santa Ana a better place. These groups represent potential City partners for community use, benefit, and beautification projects requiring real property. The purpose of the provisions described in this section is to identify those organizations, entities, and groups that may be interested in acquiring or otherwise obtaining use of City real property for community use, benefit, and beautification projects. The City will create and maintain a list of interested organizations through a Solicitation of Interest (SOI) process. The purpose of the SOI application process is to determine the organizational capacity of applying community-based non-profit organizations, entities, and groups to own, lease, maintain, manage and operate real property for the desired program, project, or use. The list will be used to notify organizations, entities, and neighborhood groups of the availability of City real property approved for disposition that has been designated as having significant community benefit/community use potential. Any organization in the SOI process must demonstrate commitment to the provision of community benefits including affordable housing, open public space, public education, community health, youth services,