75C - PH - BRISTOL EIR FROM WARNER TO ST. ANDREW

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b. sold to adjoining land owners;or C. landscaped, thus extending the public parkway by varying depths. 2. All households and businesses that are displaced will receive relocation assistance from the City of Santa Ana, as previously described. Affected minority groups will be relocated to comparable neighborhoods, if so desired, within the City of Santa Ana and surrounding communities. 3. The Project Area Committee (PAC) will address various alternatives to keep displaced businesses within the immediate project area. Such alternatives may include establishment of a small shopping mall within the Bristol Street project area. P. IMPACTS ON RECREATIONAL FACILITIES Consequences The proposed project will not result in an increased demand for recreational facilities in the City of Santa Ana The impacts associated, with local playground facilities are discussed in Section IV.Q, following. Mitigation '_Measures See Section IV.Q, following. Q. IMPACTS ON COMMUNITY FACILITIES Schools and Related Recreation Facilities Right -of -way requirements for the selected alignment would affect school sites abutting this segment of Bristol Street, as follows: -- Santiago Elementary School. As discussed in Section II -C -3 herein, the preferred alternative would completely avoid any right -of -way acquisition or street widening along the school site frontage, since it has been determined to qualify as a 4(f) site. With construction of a six- foot block wall along the street right -of -way, noise impacts would be reduced below FHWA significance criteria for exterior activity areas. Existing visual intrusion would be reduced with the noise wall and no change in existing access to the site would occur. No proximity impacts would result that would substantially impair the use of this site. -- Jose Andres Sepulveda School - The alignment of the preferred alternative would entail acquiring 30 feet of additional right -of -way N -53 75C -188