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NS-2649
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4/28/2005
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<br />Midtown Specilic Plan <br /> <br />PLANNING AREA ACCESS <br /> <br />Al present, primary easl.west access to \he Midtown planning area is <br />via First Street on the south and Seventeenth Streel on the north. <br />Main Street and Broadway provide pnmary artenal access 10 Ille <br />downtown/civic center comptex from !he north and Ille soulll. <br /> <br />An 'enhanced interseclion' has been designated for Seventeenlll <br />Street and Main Street, and Seventeenlll and Broadway, through <br />General Plan Amendment No. 92.9. The Intersection improvements <br />will inClude increasing the number of 'tanes at Ille intersection <br />approach to increase capacity. The exact configuration of the <br />intersection will be based on detailed traffic and land use analysis. <br /> <br />Freeway access to Ihe Midlown area is provided by Interstate 5, <br />either from the Main Street interchange to the north, or the <br />Seventeenth Street interchange to the northeast. Once <br />Improvements afe complete, access to the planning area from Ille <br />soulheast will be provided by Ille FirsUFourth Street interchange. <br /> <br />Even though competing employment centers have more COIlvenient <br />freeway access, the Midtown area benefits directly from its easy <br />mass transit access. Bus access to the planning area is direct due <br />mostly to Ille area's location near Ille Civic Cenler complex and Ille <br />locaUon of OCT A's main transit terminal at Broadway and Fifth <br />Street. Commuter rail access is currenUy being provided at Ille <br />Santa Ana Regional Transportation Cenler, and bus service is <br />available lor direct access to the Midtown area. As described above, <br />both METROLlNK and fixed guideway services will be available in <br />Ille future. The implication for the planning area is that in Ille fulure <br />Its accessibility by rapid transit will be excellent, which over the long <br />lerm wilt increase Ille altractiveness of the area as a business <br />location. The planning area will also increasingiy benefit adjacent <br />residenUal neighborhoods with its convenience to jobs, shopping and <br />regional transit <br /> <br />VISUAL STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESSES <br /> <br />An inventory 01 Midtown's visual strengths and weaknesses is <br />documented on Exhibit 4, Visual Strengths and Weaknesses. The <br />following process was employed for this visual assessment. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />The photographic inventory, building survey, and physical <br />constraints mapping of Midtown conducted for the design <br />charelle were reviewed to gain familiarily with Ille planning area. <br /> <br />A walking and driving survey was conducted by the consulting <br />team to confirm the inventory dala. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />Ordinance NS-2649 <br />Fay,= 6 ur :51 <br />Chapter 2: Existing Conditions <br /> <br />13 <br />
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