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RESOLUTION NO. 82-74 PAGE FIVE (i) While no specific mitigation measures for the indirect social impacts of the proposed project are included as a part of the Project, the City of Santa Ana's ongoing programs to improve housing availability for low and moderate income persons are intended to mitigate such potential Project impacts. Further, the Agency is required by the California CRL to insure that not less than 20% of all taxes which are allocated to the Agency pursuant to ~33670 of the CRL shall be used by the Agency for the purposes of increasing and improving the community's supply of low and moderate income and very low income households, un- less certain findings are made. (j) Potential adverse municipal fiscal impact of new development will be mitigated through: (1) the allocation of tax increment revenues to pay for costs of public and other improvements which cannot be provided from any other source; (2) the limitation of Agency land acquisition to projects with immediate development potential; and (3) the phasing of develop- ment to insure that municipal costs do not exceed municipal revenues. (k) Potential adverse effects to structures of historic value will be avoided or mitigated by: (1) requiring a survey and report prior to any Agency involvement with the development of any site in the Project Area to determine if the site has structures of historic value; and (2) requiring a supplemental EIR for any Agency activity which would involve the loss of any structure of historic value to determine the nature and extent of the adverse impact and feasible mitigation measures and alternatives. (1) Under the proposed Redevelopment Plan, a high level of material and labor resources will be com- mitted to the development of industrial, commercial facilities and the public and other improvements over the duration of the Plan. Substantial quan- tities of building materials and fuel will be utilized in this construction. These commitments of resources are not significant when compared to other similar developments ongoing elsewhere in the region and are considered justified in order to revitalize the Project Area in accordance with the objectives of the Redevelopment Plan and to conserve existing uses.