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TABLE S-2. SAFETY ELEMENT IMPLEMENTATION Agency / Ref n Implementation Action Time Frame Preparedness practice. Participate in regional and local emergency exercises, such as the Great California ShakeOut, PD 3.2 an annual statewide earthquake drill. Ongoing Preparedness kits. Enhance public awareness and preparedness by encouraging residents and businesses to store supplies for self-reliance following a disaster. Emergency preparedness kits should include, at a minimum, a three- PD 3.3 day supply of drinking water and food for all members of the household or business, including pets. Partner with Ongoing community organizations to seek funding / provide emergency kits for families who qualify for state or federal aid programs and for families whose children qualify for the free or reduced school lunch program. Education programs. Offer educational programs for residents and businesses regarding preventative actions to take PD 3.4 before, during, and after a seismic event, and involve the public in the awareness of City emergency response plans, Ongoing resources, risk reduction, and mitigation measures. High -risk facilities. Compile and maintain a list of facilities that, because of population demands (such as mobility PBA/OCFA 3.5 issues at a nursing home), construction type, location relative to a fault, or other factors, may have a high risk and 2025 require special response during a geologic or seismic event. Earthquake Vulnerability Assessment. Identify resources to conduct an inventory of private buildings that may PBA 3.6 be particularly vulnerable to earthquake damage, including pre 1940s structures and homes with cripple wall 2022 foundations. GOAL S-4: Protect the Aircraft Hazards safety of the general public from aircraft hazards. Coordination. Continue to collaborate internally and with adjacent jurisdictions, appropriate agencies, and the Orange County Airport Land Use Commission as needed on potential development applications and ongoing PBA/PWA 41 programs affecting land use and development, affordable housing, transportation, infrastructure, resource Ongoing conservation, environmental quality, and John Wayne Airport operations and improvement plans. Airport regulations and plans. Continue to comply with Federal Aviation Regulations and adhere to the John Wayne PBA/PWA 4.2 Airport Land Use Compatibility Plan to ensure future development ensures the safety of airport operations and of Ongoing those living, working, and going to school in Santa Ana. Development code standards. Maintain and update as necessary the development code to incorporate appropriate PEA 4.3 requirements and standards to ensure airport safety and compatibility. 2022-2027 Notes: CDA -Community Development Agency CMO - City Manager's Office HR- Human Resources Department PEA - Planning and Building Agency PWA - Public Works Agency PRCSA - Parks, Recreation and Community Services Agency PD- Police Department © associated with environmental justice policies s� 011r.i..•• CITY OF SANTA ANA GENERAL PLAN