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activities were pursued upon ten percent or less of the residential blocks in the City. However, the General Plan did distinctly locate seventeen areas under a three-stage priority system for cede enforcement. The fol- lowing excerpt from the General Plan describes both the areas and the activities proposed: Priority 1 Areas: These areas are the areas of the most severe conditions of blight and deterioration and should be in receipt of the first measures of code enforcement and con~nL~ity facilities programs. 1. The five-block area bounded on the north by Washington Place, on the south by Fruit Street, on the west by the Southern Pacific tracks and on the east at the A.T. ~ S.F. tracks. 2. The thirteen-block area bounded on the west by Maple, on the east by Cedar, on the south by (hestnut and on the north by Third Street. 5. The extreme western section of the City of Santa Ana north of First Street and west of Euclid. 4. The downtown area betwee~ Omstnut and Fourth Streets and Ross and French Streets. S. The extreme western corner of the City of Santa Arm bounded by Euclid on the west and Seventeenth Street on the north. 6. The te~-block area bounded on the north by the Pacific Electric tracks, on the east by Townsend and Daisy Streets, on the south by First and (hestnut Streets, with the eastern boundary being Artesia Street. 7. The block bounded by Fifth Street on the north, Forry Lane on the west and Missouri on the east. Priority 2 Areas: Areas of less concentrated deterioration where there are deteriorating structures mixed with sound structures. 1. The area south and east of the Warner Street Yard, bounded by Dyer Road on the south, Main Street on the west and Evergreen on the east. 2. The two-block area south of Fifth Street, north of First Street between Jackson and Harper Streets. The three-block area bounded by Hazard 000022