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RECOMMENDATION No. 2a <br />Applicant(s) to work with French Park to identify and implement traffic control <br />measures for the neighborhood which may include egress -only barriers, traffic calming <br />measures and signaae. <br />3. Impacts to City's French Park <br />French Park is concerned about project residents use of City's pocket -sized, French Park. <br />French Park is located a short distance north of the Legacy Square, and is the only existing <br />public park near the project. French Park is a well -used and over -used passive park in need <br />of a redesign and rehabilitation if it must support hundreds of potential new users. <br />RECOMMENDATION No. 3. In coordination with the French Park Association and the <br />City of Santa Ana, Legacy Square Applicants(s) will prepare and construct, at their <br />cost, a new French Park Design Plan to include, and not be limited to, the following: <br />• Drought -tolerant and wear -resistant turf <br />• New graffiti -resistant benches with a 5' perimeter of StaLok (a stabilized <br />decomposed granite) to replace lost turf due to excessive usage <br />• New graffiti -resistant trash receptacles to match existing <br />• New or rehabilitated drinking fountain with a 5' StaLok perimeter <br />• A new tree to replace one which has recently died <br />• New lighting sensors to insure proper illumination for the park <br />• Signage which states park hours of operation <br />• Signage which states the facility as passive use <br />4. Historic Preservation <br />The project MND is defective in that it fails to discuss alternative adaptive uses for the historic <br />Methodist auxiliary church building. Instead of examining alternative adaptive uses for the <br />structure, the MND merely sets forth the project alternative which requires demolishing the <br />building. It is surprising that the large, several floor building was not considered for <br />emergency or transitional shelter since these reuse approaches are familiar to Mercy House <br />in similar, but smaller, projects in the French Park and French Court neighborhoods. Reusing <br />antique buildings preserves our City's architectural heritage while minimizing loss of these <br />resources. <br />RECOMMENDATION No. 4: <br />French Park requests the Applicant(s) revise the MND to fully consider other uses for <br />the historic Methodist building, including low-income and/or market -rate apartment <br />housing, emergency and transitional housing, businesses, offices and other important <br />purposes including religious activities, learning and community events. French Park <br />supports the incorporation of the antique Methodist building into the proposed project <br />as part of a package of recommendations described in this letter, and as a way to <br />return it to a serviceable condition and integrating it into the project and community. <br />
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