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<br />8 <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />Riverview Community <br />Developer: Ridgewood Development Corp. <br />Value: $18 million <br />Scope: 60 single-family, 220 apartments <br />Schedule: Start late 1986 <br /> <br />California Colony (W. Reservoir) <br />Developer: Kaufman & Broad <br />Value: $8 million <br />Scope: 83 single-family homes <br />Schedule: nearing completion; sold-out <br /> <br />Jackson Park <br />Developer: <br />Architect: <br />Value: <br />Scope: <br />Schedule: <br /> <br />Civic Center Barrio <br />Don Krotee <br />$700,000 <br />7 owner-built condos <br />Start November, 1985 <br /> <br />Arnel Development <br />Value $30 million <br />Scope (3) 8-story bldgs. 175,000 s.f. each <br />Schedule: Start February, 1986 <br /> <br />Allstate <br />Developer: <br />Value: <br />Scope: <br />Schedule: <br /> <br />Birtcher <br />$150 million <br />1.2 million s.f. office; 3 buildings <br />Start Spring, 1986 <br /> <br />East First Street Conference Center <br />Status: Agency working w/ Saddleback, other property <br />owners in area to define project scope and <br />financial feasibility <br /> <br />Business Enterprise Facility <br />Developer: City of Santa Ana <br />Architect: Architectural Team 3 <br />Value: $1.2 million <br />Scope: 25,000 s.f. office/light <br />Schedule: Start Summer '86 <br /> <br />industrial <br /> <br />Riverview Golf Course <br /> <br />The Deputy City Manager stated that the above-mentioned <br />developments would be worth approximately $1 billion, and that, <br />because of this, 1986 would be a very important year in the <br />history of Santa Ana. He added that, in his opinion, since the <br />City had undergone such dramatic changes, it was now time to <br />establish new goals. <br /> <br />Mr. Young stated that, in addition to the large projects with <br /> <br />-5- <br />