Appendix A Noise Abatement Decision Report

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ter 1. Introduction the Santa Ana River Trail (SART), vacant land, and commercial and light industrial uses. Existing land uses in the project area and surrounding vicinity are described in further detail as follows: • East of Fairview Street and South of the Santa Ana River (Receptors R-2 through R-7, R-11, R-12, R-13, R-17, R-18, R-24 through R-30, R-37 through R-45, R-48 through R-50, and R-53 through R-67): Land uses in this area include single- family and multifamily residences, commercial uses, and vacant land. Land uses in this area range from 3 ft higher in elevation than Fairview Street to 7 ft lower in elevation than Fairview Street. Currently, 4 ft to 13.5 ft high existing walls along the private property lines shield the single-family residences. • West of Fairview Street and South of the Santa Ana River (Receptors R-1, R-8 through R-10, R-14 through R-16, R-19 through R-23, R-31 through R-36, R-46, R-47, R-51, and R-52): Land uses in this area include single-family and multifamily residences, a medical office, Fairview Triangle, SART, and office uses. Land uses in this area range from 2 ft higher in elevation than Fairview Street to 5 ft lower in elevation than Fairview Street. Currently, 2.7 ft to 9.3 ft high existing walls along the private property lines shield the single-family and multifamily residences. • East of Fairview Street and North of the Santa Ana River (Receptors R-85 through R-92): Land uses in this area include single-family residences and commercial and light industrial uses. Land uses in this area range from 2 ft higher in elevation than Fairview Street to approximately the same elevation as Fairview Street. Currently, a 6.7 ft high existing wall along the private property line shields the commercial use. • West of Fairview Street and North of the Santa Ana River (Receptors R-68 through R-84): Land uses in this area include single-family residences, vacant land, and commercial and light industrial uses. Land uses in this area range from 2 ft higher in elevation than Fairview Street to 9 ft lower in elevation than Fairview Street. Currently, 6.7 ft to 10.7 ft high existing walls along the private property lines shield the single-family residences. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 10 Fairview Street Improvements from 9th Street to 16th Street and Bridge Replacement Project Noise Abatement Decision Report