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LAND USE EEvI EN T <br />interagency Development Review Committee (D RC) to ensureoonsistent and <br />comprehensive appl i cation of City regulationsand policiesfor all projects <br />• Redevelopment Plans The City will apply redevelopment toolsamociaded <br />with the i mpl ementation of theadopted redevelopment plans asappropriate. <br />T he Ci ty wi I I encourage the further development of industrial, commercial, <br />and residential projects i n sui table locationsto strengthen the City'stax and <br />employment base. <br />• Special Studies In certain instances, a special study may be required to <br />address a particular issue. I n these casss, a specific effort to identify staff <br />resouroesneeded to conduct theappropriate i nvestigation and analysiswi I I be <br />identified. <br />• Zoning Code Reviem Thezoning codeservesasa primary tool used by the <br />City to regulate development. The City wi I I develop a program to revise the <br />Zoning Ordi nance to ensure that de/dopment regul ati onsand standardsare <br />consistent with community needsand high quality development. The City <br />will initiate appropriate changes to the ordinance to ensure, where <br />appropriate, conformity between the Land Use Element and Zoning Map. <br />LAND USE PLAN BUILDOUT <br />As indicated previously the City of Santa Ana has been almost completely <br />developed for many years As a result, any new development will necessarily <br />consist of redevelopment and infill development on the remaining vacant and <br />underutilized parcels Many parcelswith nonresidential land usedesignations <br />will never be developed to the maxi mum intensity permitted under the General <br />PI an. <br />Table A -4 i Ind icates the de/el opment possi bl a under the bui Id -out of the Land <br />Use Plan. The build -out for residential land uses considered two scenarios <br />Effective bui I d -out for red denti ad devel opment i scalcuIated by addi ng the 16,893 <br />units possi ble in the areas desi gmted as District Center to the existing 74,588 <br />units presently found in the City per Census 2000. Theoretical build -out for <br />residential devel opment consi dered the development possi ble if all of the areas <br />designated as red dential were devel oped according to the permitted Land Use <br />Plan intensities Since the Land Use Element does not contemplate the <br />elimination of existing housing in the City, the effective build -out figure <br />represents more real isti c estimate of future residential development. <br />Asi ndicated in Tabl eA -4, threeof the non - residential land usedesignationshave <br />a range i n FAR i ntensi ties, For the non-resi denti al land usedesignations� effective <br />build -out considered the development possible under the lower range of FAR <br />i ntensitieswhi letheoretical bui Id -out considered the upper FARrange. Typically, <br />parking and landscaping requirementswill result insignificantly Iessfloor area <br />for commercial and industrial developmentsthan thatwhich ispermitted under <br />the General Plan. <br />CITY OF SANTA ANA G EJ EFAL RAN <br />A -33 <br />_V4kA_ <br />