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Planning & Building
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75B
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11/18/2014
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Zoning Ordinance Amendment No. 2014 -02 <br />October 27, 2014 <br />Page 4 <br />The proposed adaptive reuse ordinance will recognize the economic, environmental and cultural <br />value of preserving older and/or historic landmark buildings within the City of Santa Ana. The <br />proposed ordinance will provide a clear process for reviewing and approving a range of different <br />types of adaptive reuse projects. Further, the ordinance establishes code provisions pertaining to <br />Zoning, Building and Fire to allow for eligible existing buildings present in the City to be safely <br />reused in appropriate circumstances. The regulations establish a consistent and efficient process to <br />review conversions of a range of appropriate types of structures for adaptive reuse. The proposed <br />ordinance will: <br />• Add a definition for adaptive reuse. <br />• Allow uses in adaptive reuse projects that are consistent within the existing context and <br />character of its location. <br />• Establish incentives for relief of project - specific requirements <br />• Remove barriers to reuse by modifying development standards for setbacks, height, open space <br />and parking. <br />• Provide Building and Fire code flexibility for adaptive reuse projects. <br />• Establish geographic incentive areas to stimulate reinvestment in vacant and underutilized <br />properties. <br />Staff has also coordinated with the Building Division and Orange County Fire Authority (OCFA) in the <br />establishment of the proposed ordinance to ensure that the required minimum seismic, fire and life <br />safety code standards are met. The proposed ordinance will allow applicants the ability to propose <br />alternate means and methods as an instrument for said standards and its intent. Alternate means and <br />methods allow applicants to propose methodology that is equal to prescriptive code standards when <br />the standards are found infeasible or prove to be a hardship due to the building code standards in <br />place at the time of the building's original construction. It also encourages a more collaborative <br />approach between the applicant and the City in working through code challenges inherent in reuse <br />projects. <br />Projects proposing an adaptive reuse project are subject to the City's Site Plan Review process, <br />where projects will be reviewed for compliance with the provisions of the Adaptive Reuse Ordinance <br />and applicable provisions of the SAMC. Adaptive reuse projects will be non - discretionary except for <br />instances where modifications are proposed to a building listed on a historical register. The non - <br />discretionary process will help expedite the reuse of buildings, encourage reuse projects within <br />geographic incentive areas will ensure that eligibility criteria are being met. Finally, the review <br />process will ensure that all applicable historic building standards that may be applicable are <br />complied with. <br />75B -6 <br />
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