19F - RFP - HARBOR MIXED USE TRANSIT CORRIDOR PLAN

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TASKS 3.2 - CREATION OF CORRIDOR VISION UTILIZING VISUALIZATION TOOLS In order to better understand the Corridor vision built by consensus between the City and the public, visualizations of the vision will be created utilizing visualization tools. This will allow all members of the public to see what the vision of the study is visually, and allow the envisioned land uses, sidewalk improvements, landscaping improvements, development types, etc. to be seen. Deliverables: presentations, presentation materials, sketches of envisioned Corridor, land use maps, and development prototypes described in site plan sketches and visualizations. TASK 4: CORRIDOR PLAN AND IMPLEMENTATION TOOLS TASK 4.1 - UPDATED LAND USE/CIRCULATION ELEMENT PLANS Using the findings from Task 1 and the input provided from Task 2, the consultant shall update the City's Land Use and Circulation Element Plans. The updates shall include the vision of the Corridor, and incorporate the changes in land use and roadways envisioned with the Corridor. The City's housing vision to increase the housing supply and diversity in the community should be reflected in these updates, as well as the City's goal in allowing urban mixed use and affordable housing opportunities along key transit corridors. Other strategies shall also be presented and incorporated throughout both the land-use and circulation elements. TASK 4.2 - NEW ZONING STANDARDS FOR BOTH RESIDENTIAL AND NON- RESIDENTIAL USES Using the findings from Task 1 and the input provided from Task 2, the consultant shall provide new zoning standards for both residential and non-residential uses along the Harbor Boulevard Corridor. The recommended standards shall build upon the criteria established in the Santa Ana's Metro East Overlay Zone and proposed Transit Zoning Code. The zoning standards shall reflect the vision of the Corridor, and incorporate changes in land-use envisioned with the Corridor. The City's vision of encouraging a more active commercial and residential community, provide an expanded economic base, and improve the jobs/housing balance within the City shall be reflected in these new zoning standards. TASK 4.3 - MMD USE/HOUSING DESIGN GUIDELINES OR CRITERIA Using the findings from Task I and the input provided from Task 2, the consultant shall provide design. guidelines/criteria for mixed-use/housing along the Harbor Boulevard Corridor. The recommended guidelines/criteria. shall build upon the criteria established in the Santa Ana's Metro East Overlay Zone and proposed Transit Zoning Code. The design guidelines/criteria shall reflect the vision of the Corridor, and incorporate the input provided during the public outreach phases of this study. These guidelines shall allow, and reflect, the City's goal to encourage a more active commercial and residential community, and provide an expanded economic base. Deliverables: updated land-uselcirculation element plans, new residential and non- residential land use zoning standards, mixed-use/housing design guidelines/criteria