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~ property owner. If there is no response received in two weeks, the case will be referred to the City Attorney for prosecution. The compliance time for 1417 S. Main elapses on February 6. If there is no compliance, the file will be referred to the Hearing Officer process. The NV may eventually lead to a criminal case. The 304 N. Broadway and 411 N. Broadway locations have been fined. Progress has been made and our staff is in contact with the business owners to ensure full compliance. The Committee requested that staff check the windows at AutoZone. Code Enforcement will contact the business owner/manager. Fiesta Marketplace in Downtown has seen a lot of unlicensed vendors in the area. Code Enforcement has been responding and there may be a need to coordinate a task force with the Police Department and address the issue together. 3. SANTA ANA BOULEVARD RENAISSANCE PROJECT UPDATE ~ Karen Haluza reported that, of the three proposals received, Moule & Polyzoides Architects has been selected to prepare the Santa Ana Renaissance Specific Plan. A recommendation to the City Council to award a contract to Moule & Polyzoides Architects will be made at the Council meeting on February 6. Karen Haluza asked the Committee for its input on potential stakeholder groups and individuals to be part of the public process. The Committee . gave the following names: Latino Health Access; Saint Joseph ~ \\-1-\. Church/School; Garfield Elementary; Logan, Lacy, French Court and French Park Neighborhood Associations; Downtown Business District Associations; Loft Owners Association; The Boxing Club; Jerry King, National History Museum; and Brian Lucas. 4. PROJECT UPDATES a) 4TH Street Pushcart Status- '-' LA Manufacturing has completed the carts. The D.C. Health Department has to complete one final inspection on the carts before they can be released. Staff is working on a new city logo to be placed on the carts for consistency. A ribbon cutting ceremony is being planned for mid March.