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2014-006 - Santa Ana General Plan Housing Element and Public Safety Element Updates
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2014-006 - Santa Ana General Plan Housing Element and Public Safety Element Updates
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INTRODUCTION <br />Stakeholder Workshops. The City held a special workshop (June 20, 2013) <br />with community-based organizations (nonprofit legal advocates, service <br />organizations, interested parties, developers, stakeholders, etc.). This <br />workshop focused on the topic of healthy communities and the integration of <br />policies and programs into the City's Housing Element to support "healthy <br />housing." The purpose of this workshop was to discuss integrating health and <br />wellness into the Housing Element and to solicit input from the diverse and <br />specialized perspectives of each of the participants. <br />■ Housing Commission Workshop. The City held a study session (October 1, <br />2013) with the Community Redevelopment and Housing Commission to <br />provide an overview of the Housing Element update. The study session took <br />place during their regularly scheduled monthly meeting time and was open to <br />the public. <br />Planning Commission and City Council Study Sessions. The City <br />conducted study sessions with the Planning Commission (September 23, <br />2013) and the City Council (October 7, 2013). These sessions provided an <br />overview of the Housing Element and key community needs, and then <br />solicited input on issues of concern from each respective commission. All <br />commission meetings were duly noticed to the public. <br />Appendix E contains a summary of the results of the outreach. <br />SUMMARY OF PARTICIPATION <br />Participants at the community workshops, study sessions, stakeholder meetings, <br />and other gatherings provided a wealth of information regarding the City's future <br />direction and the most pressing needs, program ideas, and priorities for action. <br />Key themes included: <br />Santa Ana's Future. The City Council's vision for Santa Ana is to strengthen <br />the City's historic role as Downtown Orange County, benefitting from its <br />location, employment centers, rich heritage, and diversity. Participants voiced <br />a desire for the City to continue its commitment to job creation and to <br />provide desirable places for people to live and work. Santa Ana is recognized <br />as a unique and diverse City in Orange County, and its future will depend on <br />leveraging its wealth of resources. The City's housing vision supports the <br />notion of uniqueness, inclusiveness, and sustainability through housing <br />policy and programs. <br />■ Housing Santa Ana's Residents. Housing plays an important role in <br />achieving the City's vision. Participants at workshops clearly emphasized the <br />need for encouraging the widest possible choices of housing— single - family, <br />apartments, townhomes, senior housing, housing for people with disabilities, <br />and housing for homeless people affordable at all levels. Improved housing <br />conditions and neighborhood safety were also important topics to the City's <br />residents. In response to increased interest in the relationship between health <br />and housing, a focused stakeholder meeting explored health and wellness. <br />4 CITY OF SANTA ANA GENERAL PLAN HOUSING ELEMENT <br />
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