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<br />. 'JlJN--26-2001 16: 44 <br /> <br />lEI GROUP <br /> <br />949 833 5511 P.03/04 <br /> <br />IBI <br /> <br />GROUP <br /> <br />Memo <br /> <br />To <br /> <br />Charles View <br /> <br />Date <br /> <br />June 26, 2001 <br /> <br />From Warren Rempel <br /> <br />Steno <br /> <br />c.c. Alistair Baillie, Gary Andrishak, Steve Kuhn <br /> <br />FileNo. <br /> <br />Subject <br /> <br />City of Santa Ana Par/dng Garage Study _ Scope of Work <br /> <br />Based on our site observations and meeting of June 11, and our subsequent meeting of June 26, <br />2001, it is proposed that the Santa Ana Public Parking Garage Study look at three related aspects <br />regarding its revitalization as follows: <br /> <br />Functional Upgrade: Those aspects ofthe building's retrofit that require general upgrade to <br />ensure functional perforn1aI1ce, to include: <br />· Building Code and ADA compliance review and upgrade as required <br />· Re-striping <br />· Replacement of missing wheel stops <br />· Concrete repairs <br />· Other functional improvements as identified <br /> <br />Customer EXperience: Those aspects of the building's retrofit that contribute to increased <br />customer satisfactio,n, to include: <br />· Proposals to improve automobile access and egress <br />· Improved pedestrian access and egress <br />· Repainting of interior spaces <br />· Retrofitting of interior lighting fixtures <br />· Improved way-finding/signage systems <br />· Elevator rehab <br /> <br />Thematic Design: Attempt to better incorporate the Parking Garage into the Artists' Village, <br />both visually and functionally, ImprovCU1ents might include: <br />· Redesign of Broadway Street Fac;:ade to reHeer 'Art Nouveau' theme, consistent with <br />older buildings along street <br />· Possible incorporation of street front gallery space in place of CUrrent six parking stalls <br />fronting Broadway at grade, C/W awnings and sireetscape improvements including trees, <br />planters and expanded sidewalks <br />· Treatment of 3rd Street fac;:ade as a series of 'super-sized' artist canvases, possibly created <br />by local artists and perhaps featuring wrought iron work and mosaic tile <br />· Stronger definition of entry/egress on 3rd Street and the addition of a sign identifying the <br />"Artists' Village" <br /> <br />EXHlBIT A <br />