After four-days of community input about how to better our street network in Central Santa Ana, the City and consultants will be bringing the first round of ideas back to the community on Saturday, June 18 for your further input and consideration.
More than 50 residents and community members attended at least one community design workshop between June 2-5, with many attendees returning multiple times. The ideas extracted from the attendees are the building blocks to creating the Central Santa Ana Complete Streets plan, which, once completed, will be a guide for the City to establish a network of bicycle and pedestrian corridors that connect destinations within Central Santa Ana. (For a recap of the four-day Community Design Workshops, check out KTU+A’s post about it here.)
Community Design Workshop Findings and Recommendations
Southwest Senior Center at Jerome Park
2201 West McFadden Avenue
Saturday, June 18, 2016
10:00 am – 12:00 pm
This Saturday’s workshop is intended to pare down the 14 that were selected on Sunday, June 5 and choose the top recommendations of each of their priorities. If there are still street corridors that weren’t identified, the meeting will be another chance for the public to propose them.
We hope by the end of Saturday’s workshops to nail down a ranked list of corridors that will be included with our original five focus areas – Bishop Street, St. Andrew Place, Orange Avenue, Fifth Street, Raitt Street.
Just as we asked for four days of the community, bring your passions and your dreams to help make a safer, more connected Santa Ana! We hope to see you there.
Let us know if you’re coming on our Facebook event here.
For more information, contact Rosario Galeas at (714) 542-7792 ext. 1016 or Kris Fortin (626) 710-7680; or visit the City’s website at http://www.santa-ana.org/
