The Planning Commission addressed land use matters, including a request for a Tentative Tract Map and a Density Bonus Agreement to facilitate a 20-unit townhome development on West Fifth Street, which includes one deed-restricted affordable unit. The commission also reviewed environmental impact findings, noting that the project qualifies for a residential infill exemption based on a previously certified environmental impact report.
Sep 14, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Planning Commission Regular Meeting Agenda
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The meeting includes a consent calendar with the 2026 Annual Monitoring Report for the MainPlace Mall Specific Plan. The business calendar addresses several development projects: the approval of site plans, vesting tentative tract maps, and density bonus agreements for a 40-unit townhome community at 2030 East Fourth Street; a general plan amendment, zoning changes, and subdivision approvals for a 61-unit townhome project at 4320 West First Street and 201 South Mountain View Street; and a general plan amendment to designate properties at 915-925 N. Flower Street and 841-852 N. Garnsey Street as open space for a new public park.
Aug 10, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Planning Commission Regular Meeting Agenda
The agenda includes a work study session regarding the Comprehensive Zoning Code Update Part B, which will focus on new zones, standards, and processes, presented by the Principal Planner.
Jul 21, 2026·Board meeting
City Council of Santa Ana Regular Meeting
The council conducted a closed session regarding litigation and labor negotiations before moving to the regular open session. Significant business included the authorization of various professional service agreements, including water technology and construction materials testing, and the approval of insurance premium payments for the upcoming fiscal year. The council formally received the comprehensive zoning code update and approved the annual military equipment use report. Furthermore, the council directed city staff to draft a resolution opposing the proposed Orange County Coordinated Reentry Center at the former Youth Guidance Center site and to investigate all available legal remedies regarding the project. Other items included the acceptance of a RAISE grant for the Santa Ana Boulevard Grade Separation Project and various ceremonial recognitions.
