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• METRO EAST ZONE EXPANSION ($100,000) o Amend the Metro East Zoning Ordinance and prepare required technical studies to allow for expansion of Residential and Mixed Use development opportunities west of the Santa Ana Freeway, along the First Street corridor. The Metro East Zoning Update will facilitate additional housing opportunities to meet local and regional needs, within nearby access to transit at the Santa Ana Regional Transportation Center (SARTC). • PENSION STABILITY FUND ($500,000) • PLACEMAKING CITY -WIDE ($100,000) o Public space is at the heart of a community's social fabric. It is where residents, employees and visitors come together to share ideas, develop lasting relationships, celebrate diversity and enjoy all that a city has to offer. The City of Santa Ana, the fourth - densest city in the United States, would benefit not only from more abundant, more accessible public space, but from better designed public spaces - this includes making improvements to existing, underutilized public space assets. A "placemaking" strategy could be used to improve the gathering places within the community —its streets, sidewalks, parks, buildings, and other public spaces —so they invite greater interaction between people and foster healthier, more social, and economically viable communities. • SARTC Deferred Maintenance- HVAC Replacement ($850,000) o Rebuild 29 complex air handlers with difficult access. • CORBIN CENTER IMPROVEMENTS- RESTROOM RENOVATION & FACILITY IMPROVEMENTS ($50,000) o Replacement of domestic commode with commercial commodes; paint exterior and interior of Center. • CORPORATE YARD: ROOF RESTORATION & FACILITY RENOVATIONS ($850,000) • GRAND CENTRAL: CHILLER REPLACEMENT — CAL STAE FULLERTON 2a0 ST. PROMENADE ($450,000) • POLICE DEPARTMENT JAIL: FACILITY RENOVATIONS ($150,000) • CITY HALL FACILITY AND SAFETY RENOVATIONS ($155,000) o City Hall rebuild original (1972) 9 -HVAC Air Handlers; Annex 1st floor failed carpet replacement; Elevator smoke measures to contain smoke in shafts in case of fire (mandated by OCFA). • NEWHOPE LIBRARY -HVAC PROJECT ($40,000) o Rebuild Air Handlers that distributes air in the library. • JEROME CENTER GYM & SOUTHWEST SENIOR CENTER — FACILITY RENOVATIONS ($50,000) • EL SALVADOR CENTER- UPGRADE EXTERIOR HVAC SECURITY ENCLOSURES ($15,000) c Modification of the HVAC security enclosures, as they are a weight hazard for maintenance. • FLEET ($1,300,000) o Slightly reduced. Replacement of City vehicles that are 15 years old and have excessive mileage. There currently is no funding available to replace vehicles that were purchased 65A -10