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PC 73-153~ ~ RESOLUTION N0. PC73-153 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY PLANNING COMMISSInN OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM RECOMMENDING TO THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM THE RECOMN.ENDED CHANGE IN THE PROPOSED REDEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR . THE ALPHA REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT AND RECOMMEAIDING THAT THE CITY COUNCIL APPROVE AND ADOPT SAID PLAN AS CHANGED WHEREAS, the Community Redevelopment Commission has recommended a change in the proposed Redevelopment Plan for the Alpha Redevelopment Projec:t which recommended change is attached hereto and labeled "Exhibit A" and incorporated herein by this reference, and has submitted said recommended change to the Planning Commission for its repc~rt and recom- mendation thereon; NOW, THEREFORE~ BE IT RESOLVED BY THE PLANNING COMMISSION AS FOLLOWS: 1. The report and recommendata.on of the Planning Commission concerning the Community Redevelopment Commission's recommended change to the proposed Redevelopment Plan for the Alpha Redevelopment Project which rPCOmmended change adds a new Section 1000 to the proposed Plan entitled "Neighborhood Impact Element" is as follows: (a) The Planning Commission reports that said recommended change and the proposed Redevelopment Plan as changed are in conformity tu the General Plan of the City. (b) The Planning Commission approves said recommended change. (c) The Flanning Commission recommends that the City Council approve and adopt said Redevelopment Plan as changed. 2. The report and recommendation of the Planning Commission relative to changing the boundaries of the project area of Redevelop- ment Project Alpha by deletion oP the cross-hatched area shown on the map attached hereto, labeled "Exhibit B" and incorparated herein by ' this reference is as follows: (a) That said change to the project boundaries and the project boundaries as changed are in ronformity to the General Plan. (b) The Planning Commission approves such change in boundary should the Community Redevelopment Commission, the Redevel- opment Agency and the City Councll so desire and act to change said project boundaries. 3. Staff is directed to transmit a copy of this Resolution to the City Council, Redevelopment Agency and Community Redevelopment Commission prior to their joint public hearing at 1:30 p.m., July 10, 1973. THE FOREGOING RESOLUTION is signed and approved by me this ninth day of July, 1973. ~.~:~~1~•~tf~i~-~ ~~==-~cTGucCJi CHAIRMAN ANAHEIM CITY PLANNING CO . • ~ ~ ATTEST: SECRET~H I~LANNING COMMISSION STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) COUNTY OF ORANGE ) ss. CITY OF ANAHEIM ) I, Ann Krebs, Secretary of the City Planning Commission of the ~ity of Anaheim, do hereby certify that the foregoing resolution was passed and adopted at a meetiny of the City Planniny Commission of the City of Anaheim held on July 9. 1973, at 2:00 o'cia:w:'•; p.m., by the following vote of th~e members thereof: AYES: COMMISSIONERS: Allred, Farano, Gauer, Herbst, King, Sepmour, NOES: COMMISSIONERS: None. ABSENT: COMMISSIONERS: Rowland. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I'• _ hereunto set my hand this ninth day of July, 1973. Li~~'C/ j'~I ~ ~`G~ SECRETARY ANAH Itd CITX PLANNING COMMISSION ~ ~ Section X. [Section ~uUO) NEIGEiBORH00D IMPACT ELyNiENT The impact of the project upon the residents of the Project area and surrounding areas has been described i1 c3e~ai1 in the draft Environmental Impact Report (the "EIR°') and the Report on this Proposed Plan ("Plan Report") which the Community Redevelc~p- ment Ccmmission has prepared. Both the EIR and the Plan Report are on file in the office oi the City Clerk of the City of Anaheim, and are hereby incorporated into this NeigY~orkxo~d Impact EZement by this re£erence as though fully set fort!i at ].ength herein. Relocation See pages 9. throngr 11, inclusive, of the Pia.n Report. There are 688 residential dwelling units, 272 business concerns and 162 industrial enterprises in the project area, and it will be necessary to remove several existing structures. The project will be basically a spot clearance efEort and relocation will be of primary considera- tion. The Comznunity Redevelopment Commission•wi11 assist any per- sons displaced by the project in finding new locations. Relocation payments wili also be niade as required by law. The Community Redevelopment Commission expects that many project site occupants will remain in the project area either in their present location through owner and tenant participation agreements with the Commission or in new areas of development. Demolition and cAnstruction in the project area will be phased so that any relocation to new develop- ment in tlie Project may be accomplished without the necessity of an initial move~ No specific estimate can be made at thi,s time of the number of parcels and residents thaL- would be required to relocate. Tratfic Circulation In order to improve traffic circulation and traffic safety within the Project area, it is proposed to develop a traffic circu- lation plan for principal streets and highways based upon the cir- culation element of the Anaheim General Plan - Arterial Streets and Highways. This plan will be implemented consistent with new devel- opment and other redevelopment activities to be carried out in the Project area. The volume of construction vehicles should not in~rease beyond a reasonable level, and the phasing of construction will tend to minimize traffic conc~estion due to construction. Environmental Qualit~ This aspect is explored in detail in the draft Enviraranental ~,^:;act Report incorporated by reference herein. EXHIBIT "A" ~ ~ ~ Avai]abili~y of Community Facilities and Services Improved traffic circulation will permit greater access to the municipal services outside of the Project area. One of the object- ives of this Plan is to provide pr,biic facilities and beautification as necessary within the Project area. Effect on Schaol Population and Quality of Education Schcol population will tend to decrease in the Project area to the extent non-con£orming residential uses in the general industrial eastern portion of the Project area are eliminated. Vacant areas in the Project likewise are largply con£ined to the industrial portion of the Project area. It is estimated that the total number of dwelling units within the Project area wi11 be approximately 2,000, with residential den- sity throughout the Project area not exceeding 20 dwelling units per net acre. No specific development is envisioned at this time that will directly benefit or detract from the quality of education in the Project area. Property AssesGn:ent and Taxes The improvements to real property will probably result in higher assessed valixes. The increase will probably be greater for indus- trial and commercial use properties and presently undeveloped pro- perty than for properties with existi.ng residenti.al uses. Because of recent property tax reform legislation, no accurate projecticn of tax rates can be made. The intent of suoh legislation, however, was to reduce real property tax rates. The following ne# assessed valua- tion for the Project area is anticipated: 1973 $ 45,731,000 1974 49,831,000 1975 53,931,000 1976 58,031,000 Ather Matters Affectin the Ph sical and Social Qualit o£ The Neia orhoo To the extent that portions of the Proiect area are not yet developed change and development are going to css~wur in the Project azea notxithstanding the adoption of a ~edevelopmer_t plan for the area. 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