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IMPLEMENTATION /�, An implementation plan is a coordinated series of actions the City desires to take in the future that are intended to advance, over the long term, the City's Shared Vision, Core Values, and the General Plan goals and policies. An implementation plan is thus a follow-up measure for this element. Taken as a whole, these programs represent the City's best thinking today on what actions should be taken to address the considerations and concerns of the community and make sure that the Plan's aspirations are achieved. Implementation is in large part contingent upon adequate funding. Many of these actions can be pursued through initiatives already underway. TABLE N-3. NOISE ELEMENT IMPLEMENTATION Other programs will require additional resources. As such, the exact mix and timing of programs the City may pursue will in part be opportunity driven, dependent on the availability of funding, staffing, and other necessary resources. The Time Frame in the Implementation Table below is the target for completion of the Action. Thiselementmaybe implemented byamendmentsto existing plans, ordinances, development standards, and design guidelines; capital investments/projects; and interagency/interjurisdictional coordination. The following table identifies the implementation action, the responsible City agency, and targeted timeline for accomplishment. I Agency / Ref # Goal N-1: Ensure that Implementation Action Land Use Compatibility existing and future land uses are compatible with current and projected local and regional noise conditions. Time Frame PWA/Finance City equipment. As feasible and practical, new equipment purchased by the City will meet noise performance 1.1 standards consistent with the best available noise reduction technology. Ongoing OC Streetcar. Monitor implementation of mitigation measures outlined in the Final Supplemental Environmental PWA 1.2 Impact Report for the OC Streetcar. Ongoing Noise evaluation. Continue to evaluate the noise impacts of new projects during the development review process; PBA 1.3 consider requirements for noise analysis conducted by an acoustical specialist for projects involving land uses where 2022-2024 operations are likely to impact adjacent noise -sensitive land uses. Agency coordination. Continue to coordinate with California Department of Transportation and OCTA to evaluate PWA 1.4 the need for sound barriers or other mitigation strategies along segments of the freeways and transit travel ways Ongoing that impact existing noise -sensitive land uses. Noise ordinance. Update the City's noise ordinance to provide more detail about acceptable noise standards for PBA/PD 1.5 land uses. 2022-2027 Noise mitigation in impacted areas. Evaluate options to expand noise mitigation in areas that are planned for PBA 1.6 growth but where ambient noise levels already exceed noise standards. 2022 Disclosure statements. As part of any approvals of noise -sensitive projects where reduction of exterior noise to the maximum levels specified in the City's General Plan or noise ordinance is not reasonably feasible, require the PBA 1.7 developer to issue disclosure statements —to be identified on all real estate transfers associated with the affected 2022 property —that identifies regular exposure to noise. 1.8 Site mobility. Develop standards to ensure that on -site mobility does not generate excessive noise. PBA 2022 Adjacent jurisdictions. Continue to monitor development projects in adjacent jurisdictions and comment on PBA 1 9 projects with the potential for noise impacts in Santa Ana. Ongoing 10 rr .�..•• CITY OF SANTA ANA GENERAL PLAN