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58'8 F_~iHIBIT 'A ' P~'IGE 2 any of the major active fault traces in the region would be capable of producin~ effects in the project area, though the risk is no .?e~te~. than that for ~ are~ther~ California region. The southern portions of the Oly trod those are~9,~O'dg the San~Y~pr"contuin\ Facts in Support of Finding: ~" ~ ~%~~,,'~ Specific developments will be required to cornp~ ~th MI ord~e~d r~~ to seismic safety. Seismic design criteria of the Lrn~tl~'~l~sKall bb q~[Jrg'~ to for all building and public facilities when the locations for these fut~e ft~li~fi~l~ve~cnown. F_a~#'ng stmctures shall be rehabilitated to comply with .c~..rrent seismic $tan~ their reoccupancy and reuse. Also, new public stntctut~ (critical facilities) within the pm]~ct t~rea shall be incorporated tnto the Cio?s/County's Emergency Preparedness Plan (Office of Emergency Preparedness Multifunctional Hazard Management Plan), which include procedures for responding to ~.rgencles. These measures can reduce potential impacts to insil~nificant levels. Potential Significant Effect: The adoption of the Santa Ana Community Facilities Improvement Plan will nog by ~elf, result in any air quality impacts. Rather, the adoption of the Redevelopment Plan will permit an implementation of ~e plan which will promote development within the project area. Potential air quality impacts will be coff~[~ around those actions arising from the development of ne~ facilities provided for by the Plan. The Plan's implementation will result in the rehabilitation of ~isting uses with minimal displacement. Where replacement will occur, new development is not lll~ly ~o generate substantially greater mobile or stationary emissions over that generated by wdsting development. In addition, new and rehabilitated development will be constructed or retrofitted with equipment using the best available control technoloD,, resulting in lower stationary emissioos over wdsting. In addition, clean air standards for both vehicles and machineo~ continue to be effective in reducing emissions from the. vt sources. Finally, future activities will be required to comply with the SCAQMD's measures and~prograrnt designed to reduce emissions. A number of parks may undergo expansion which will involve the removM of existing residences or commer~lul businesses. The Santa Ana Stadium txpanslon, the Zoo a~'pansios, major park development In existing facilities, and the addition of five new parks will generate vehicle tro~tc with emissions exceeding SCAQMD thresholds. Mobile emissions will be further reduced with the Impltmentation of TDM and the SCAQ. MD rideshadng measures (Regulation XIO. Finding: Finding 3 Facts in Support of the Findings: Individual projects that will be approved in the cour~ of the plan's implementation will be required to obtain the necessary air quality permits and to implement any mitigation measures required a~ pa~ of the projects' approvals. These include: 1. Construction equipment shall be properly maintained and serviced to minimize exhaust emissions. ( ' 7he use o/Iow sulfur fuel for construction equipment shall also be encouraget~ where feasible.