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-~.S percent for the sanm period. Furthei-Illore. the request letti'r also points out that the <xpunsiun cif' Site ~ ~ .vi I I provide l ,? :-~ bUSlIIeSStS Ill the exp~Uldi'd Slle wllh the Opp01'tUllity to take advantage of the federal t~lx incentives, thereby. increasing the likelihood uf-sustaining eronunlic growth within the Zone. The.lune nth later also notes that the expansion of Site #~ is in close proximity to the Z.une's residential areas making it ~,eographlcally accessible to Zune resldcllts u] search of jobs. "rhe City's analysis of businesses located in the expanded Developable Site # ~ anil surruundin~~ areas ~ylthul and outside of Census Tract 7-~1.~(~ ~~ as bas~ii on the existing City zoning district records. This analysis suppol-ts the: City's yie~y that the Site #3 expansion pl'CSentS an CxCtllellt 111atC11 IoC the tVpt of labor force pool that Is currently available in the Santa Ana Empowerment Zone residential areas. 111 CIOSIIIy~, please have the authorizing officials sign the Amendment and expl-ess mail it to :ti9s. Pamela Glekas Spring, Director, OttlCt Of COnllllulllt}' Rene~yal, 451 7th Street, S~V, Roonl 7l ;0, ~~~ashin,ton, D.C. 2010. Since the prompt execution of the enclosed Amendment is critical to the City's implementation of the Zone's developable site plans, 1 have signed the Anlendnlent before the other authorized signatories. If you have questions regarding this matter, please feel tree to call i~1r. Robert Duncan, Associate Deputy Assistant Secretary for Economic Development at 202-=~OZ-CGS 1. Sincerely, .• ~ rte,. "ks ?„ 4 General Dep>.Ity Assistant Secretary for Community Planning and Development Enclosures