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streets are major access routes to all parts of <br />the project area, the improvement of which <br />is necessary to achieve the objectives of this <br />plan. <br />B. In order to provide for proper utiliza- <br />tion of property to be redeveloped, provide <br />improved access, and improve parking and <br />traffic circulation westerly of San Leandro <br />Boulevard, the following street segments <br />may be vacated or subject to restriction on <br />vehicular traffic (refer to land utilization <br />plan, Exhibit 1.28.020): <br />1. Martinez Street between West Estu- <br />dillo Avenue and Thornton Street; and <br />2. Thornton Street between Martinez <br />and Alvarado Streets. <br />C. Provisions shall be made to reduce <br />the dependency on private transportation <br />and enhance the availability of public transit <br />as a means of access to and departure from <br />the project area. These provisions shall in- <br />clude incorporating in the design of project <br />elements, to the extent possible and within <br />economic feasibility, features which will <br />maximize access to bus and rail rapid transit, <br />such as pedestrian bridges or overcrossings <br />over major thoroughfares and improving <br />levels of street lighting along major streets <br />and key pedestrian corridors connecting <br />places of employment, retail sales and <br />dwelling units with public transit facilities. <br />(Plaza 2 redev. plan § 10(D), 1988) <br />1.32.050 Bicycle access. <br />Bikeways planned for portions of Davis <br />Street and San Leandro Boulevard within <br />the project area will be retained and incorpo- <br />rated in street improvement plans. (Plaza 2 <br />redev. plan § 10(E), 1988) <br />1.32.050 <br />Chapter 1.36 <br />FINANCING <br />Sections: <br />1.36.010 <br />General. <br />1.36.020 <br />Tax increments. <br />1.36.030 <br />Bonds, advances and <br />indebtedness. <br />1.36.040 <br />Low- and moderate - <br />income housing fund. <br />1.36.010 General. <br />The agency is authorized to finance the <br />project with financial assistance from the <br />city, state, federal government of the United <br />States of America, property tax increments, <br />special assessment districts, donations, in- <br />terest income, agency bonds, loans from <br />private financial institutions, the lease of <br />agency -owned property, sale of agency - <br />owned property and/or any other available <br />source. (Plaza 2 redev. plan § 11(A), 1988) <br />1.36.020 Tax increments. <br />All taxes levied upon taxable property <br />within the project area each year by or for <br />the benefit of the state, county, city, any dis- <br />trict or other public corporation (hereinafter <br />sometimes called "taxing agencies") after <br />the effective date of the ordinance by which <br />a redevelopment plan was established for the <br />areas set forth in said ordinance, and until <br />such time as all indebtedness created pursu- <br />ant to Section 1.36.030 hereof has been paid, <br />shall be divided as follows: <br />1. That portion of the taxes which <br />would be produced by the rate upon which <br />the tax is levied each year by or for each of <br />said taxing agencies upon the total sum of <br />the assessed value of the taxable property in <br />45 (San Leandro Redevelopment Agency Supp. No. 2, 12-05) <br />