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Draft Orange County Sustainable Communities Strategy (SCS) BURKE CONSULTING Prepared for Orange County Transportation Authority Orange County Council of Governments Prepared by lsaassociates,inc. April 13, 2011
TABLE OF CONTENTS EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ................................................................................................................ vi INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................................ 1 THE REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION PLAN ...................................................................... 1 SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES STRATEGY ..................................................................... 2 THE REGIONAL SCS .............................................................................................................. 3 THE SUBREGIONAL SCS....................................................................................................... 4 PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IN THE SCS ................................................................................ 4 CHAPTER 1: POPULATION, HOUSING, AND EMPLOYMENT .............................................. 8 INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................................................... 8 POPULATION .......................................................................................................................... 9 HOUSING ................................................................................................................................ 24 EMPLOYMENT ...................................................................................................................... 43 CONCLUSION ........................................................................................................................ 57 CHAPTER 2: EXISTING TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS ...................................................... 60 INTRODUCTION ...................................................................................................................60 FREEWAY SYSTEM ............................................................................................................. 60 ARTERIALS AND LOCAL ROADS ..................................................................................... 62 RAIL AND BUS TRANSIT .................................................................................................... 62 BIKEWAYS ............................................................................................................................ 66 DEMAND-RESPONSIVE SERVICES AND TRANSPORTATION DEMAND MANAGEMENT .....................................................................................................................66 CHAPTER 3: STRATEGIES TO REDUCE GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS ...................... 70 INTRODUCTION ...................................................................................................................70 A HISTORY OF INTEGRATING LAND USE AND TRANSPORTATION ....................... 70 AND IMPLEMENTING ACTIVITIES ................................................................................... 70 LAND USE STRATEGIES AND POLICIES ......................................................................... 72 TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS ............................................................. 76 TRANSPORTATION DEMAND MANAGEMENT (TDM) ................................................. 93 MEASURE M2 EARLY ACTION PLAN: YEAR 2020 STRATEGIES ............................... 99 LRTP YEAR 2035 PREFERRED PLAN .............................................................................. 102 SCS BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES (BMPS) ........................................................... 109 CHAPTER 4: COMPLYING WITH THE CLEAN AIR ACT ................................................... 131 INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................. 131 AIR POLLUTION REDUCTIONS ....................................................................................... 131 CHAPTER 5: RESOURCE AREAS AND FARMLAND .......................................................... 133 INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................. 133 i
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HOUSING CONCLUSION Orange County’
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Orange County Sustainable Communiti
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that will reduce regional GHG emiss
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CHAPTER 2: EXISTING TRANSPORTATION
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ARTERIALS AND LOCAL ROADS The freew
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While there have been extensive inv
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CHAPTER 3: STRATEGIES TO REDUCE GRE
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address and monitor transportation
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development occurs, it creates an o
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OC SCS Land Use Strategy: Promote l
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LOS ANGELES Orange County Sustainab
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enefiting OCTA express bus services
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ELECTRIC 605 SEAL BEACH Arterial Hi
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South County and Euclid Avenue in N
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pavement that control traffic signa
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Target High-Demand Corridors and In
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LOS ANGELES CYPRESS LOS ALAMITOS Or
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LOS ANGELES To MTA Blue Line Willow
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manage travel demand through the us
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Bicycle Programs Bicycles can be us
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the employer and the employee. Oran
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Objective 8: Complete an agreement
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Implementation of the M2 EAP projec
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Imperial Highway interchange. Add a
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DORY LOS ANGELES SEAL BEACH LINCOLN
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LOS ANGELES Orange County Sustainab
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Alternate Fuel Alternate Modes of
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improvements to reduce or eliminate
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Anaheim Platinum Triangle Project L
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Project Location City of Tustin spa
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Robinson Ranch Road Traffic Calming
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Beach Boulevard Signal Synchronizat
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Transportation Corridor Agencies Ha
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South Brea Lofts Project Location C
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Ladera Ranch and Rancho Mission Vie
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Southeasterly Unincorporated County
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Project Location City of Aliso Viej
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they will help meet the federal air
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Riverside Fairy Shrimp: 5/12/2005
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APPENDICES 144
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September 20, 2010 Ms. Mary Nichols
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description of what is required for
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Business Groups: Staff met several
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1.7 million hours reduction in dail
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APPENDIX B CREATING ORANGE COUNTY
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in the development of the OC SCS (e
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encouraged to capture, further deve
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(ii.) May include an alternative de
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(7) Timing An overview schedule of
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In addition to modeling tools which
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Other tools currently maintained by
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APPENDIX D ORANGE COUNTY PROJECTION
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themselves may have developed. Stan
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APPENDIX E LRTP YEAR 2035 PREFERRED
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Detailed Year 2035 Baseline Project
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Best Management Practices List for
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San Joaquin Hills Foothill/Eastern
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Mr. Scott Martin February 10, 2011
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February 18, 2011 OC School Distric
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CEQA Streamlining: Existing Land Us
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Endangered Species and Plants revie
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Appendix H for a sample of the Data
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Please review and submit comments b
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Table of Contents Page | ii Introdu
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Appendix 1: SCAG General Plan Code
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Transportation, Communications, and
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Natural Community & Habitat Conserv
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APPENDIX I JURISDICTION GENERAL PLA
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