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The entire project corridor and surrounding areas are fully urbanized. <br />Very few vacant parcels can be found. All utility facilities presently <br />exist within the project area and there are no known capacity or service <br />deficiencies which would limit new or redevelopment projects. <br />The City of Santa Ana recently adopted a redevelopment plan project <br />for an area which includes the Bristol Street Corridor. The objective of <br />this plan is to gradually remove blighted conditions, assist in the <br />redevelopment of new and more stable land uses, and help finance the <br />Bristol Street widening project. An elementary school site is tentatively <br />proposed to be developed at the northwest comer of Bristol Street and <br />McFadden Avenue (presently a Chief Auto Parts store). Several major <br />downtown area commercial projects, including office, retail, hotel, <br />luxury apartments and federal court facilities are in the planning stages. <br />In terms of land use regulations, the City of Santa Ana has recently <br />adopted new General Plan policies and zoning standards to control the <br />development and use of land throughout the City. Current General <br />Plan Land Use Element and Zoning designations throughout the <br />project area are shown on Figures 15 and 16, following. _ <br />The City of Santa Ana General Plan provides the following policies for <br />the future development of the subject Bristol Street Corridor: <br />General Business Districts <br />m <br />This designation applies to those areas that contain or will <br />contain the City's retail, professional office and service- oriented — <br />businesses. This primarily applies to commercial development <br />along major arterials such as Bristol Street and also where <br />commercial uses are already well established. Such commercial - <br />areas normally serve adjacent residential uses and general <br />arterial traffic. A key policy which will guide future <br />development in these areas will be the integration of land uses, <br />pedestrian walkways, open space and building configurations. <br />The General Business District (GBD) designation is the <br />predominant land use category applied throughout the project <br />corridor. The GBD designation includes the following portions <br />of the project area: <br />1. Parcels abutting both sides of Bristol Street, between <br />Warner Avenue and St. Gertrude Place; <br />III -40 <br />75C -111 <br />