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ruUT-43 NMI iMarIE I 51 Page WS -A -73 The downtown standards specifically address the historical architecture and preservation of aesthetics to the historic buildings. 11. Designate the parking lot on 311 between Spurgeon This parking lot may be reserved using the Permit and Bush for community- organized programming Application for Special License for Use of Public Property. that encourages access to affordable, culturally This form is currently used for such events as the Art Walk, relevant wellness goods and service, and overall Farmer's Market and other community events. The 3'v /Bush experience. Parking lot is specifically listed on the form as an applicable location. The City and merchants both have needs for parking in the downtown for general purpose needs and also the City Council approved Valet Parking Program. 12. Over the next three years, transfer the title of Santa Ana Municipal Code sections 2 -706 through 2 -710 vacant sites to be established as a network of 5 provides for a public process to dispose of surplus real micro -farms to increase the access of underserved property. The City Council has to first identify the property as communities to healthy food options and to food surplus and the public works director begins the process of production, under the management of a new listing the property for sale through an auction or listing SABHC- Community Development Corporation. with an agent. There are two exceptions for property adjacent to another parcel where the owner of the private Begin with a pilot by providing a long term lease of parcel makes a case to purchase the adjoining parcel or sites 1222 E 4'h St. & 1221 E. 311 St to Santa Ana where the city desires to sell the property to another public Building Healthy Communities, until the title can be agency. There are no provisions for "giving the property transferred to SABHC -CDC. away "for less than fair- market value. 1222 E. 4eh Street and 1221 E. 3rd Street, are currently vacant lots as part of the Grand Improvement Project. The property was purchased with TSIA and Federal Transit funds. The City would need to repay at current market value or reuse those funds for a similar transportation use. The proposed use would not be an allowable use of this parcel.. 13. Designate a City owned site or property in the With the exception of right of way, parking facilities and the Downtown to be a Latino mercadito under the Grand Central Arts building, the City does not currently own ownership and management of a new SABHC land or buildings in the downtown. Community Development Corporation. The City is currently in the RFP selection process for a development project at the 3rd /Broadway parking facility. 14. Create an office of immigrant affairs in alignment The City does not process immigration requests as it is with "Cities for Naturalization" as a service that preempted by Federal law. supports Santa Ana residents. 15. Legislatively create the Economic Development At the direction of the City Council to make such a change. Task Force, so as to allow it to be subject to the Brown Act and thereby permitting the notification and participation of hard to reach audiences and underserved communities in economic development planning and implementation. 16. Allocate seats on the Economic Development Task The following is a partial list of members. This list represents Force for small businesses that historically serve a various range of members. the Latino community, community- serving non- . Santa Ana Merchants Association profit organizations, representative of organized • Orange County Business Council 51 Page WS -A -73