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06/07/2004 shall propose and the City shall review and approve emergency access provisions adequate to meet the needs of the Project (Mitigation 10 -4). Findings: The mitigation measure identified above is feasible and reduces the potentially significant environmental impact described above to a less -than- significant level. E. Cumulative Demands for Police Services Potential Impact: Buildout of the Project in combination with other pending, recently approved, or recently constructed residential developments would increase the demand for police services by an estimated 20 additional sworn officers, and requisite training, support staff, facilities, and equipment (Impact 10 -5). Mitigation: The Project shall be required to implement Mitigation 10 -3 referenced in Section VII.C. above (Mitigation 10 -5). Findings: Implementation of Mitigation 10 -5 is feasible and will reduce the Project's contribution to this cumulative impact to a less- than - significant level. F. Project- Related and Cumulative Increases in Fire Protection and Emergency Medical Service Demands Potential Impact: The Project in combination with other anticipated pending, recently approved, or recently constructed residential developments in the City are anticipated to increase demand for fire protection and emergency medical services provided by the Redwood City Fire Department ( "RCFD ") as described in Impact 10 -6. Mitigation: The City shall use property tax revenue increases from the Project to fund the Project's fire and emergency needs. To the extent necessary, the City shall require the Project to provide a fair -share contribution toward provision of new staff facilities and equipment costs which exceed general fund capacity. The facilities and equipment needed and amount of any fair -share contribution, cannot be determined at this time, especially given the length of time and possible variety of future circumstances. The City shall withhold approval of Certificates of Occupancy for the Project unless and until it is determined that adequate fire protection and emergency medical service standards can be met. In addition, the Project shall be required to comply with RCFD standards applied to the Project after City review of Project plans, including the requirements set forth in Mitigation 10 -6. Findings: The mitigation measure identified above is feasible and reduces the potentially significant environmental impact described above to a less -than- significant level. 1289 \02 \179278.2 28 Atty /Reso /Reso.1470 14590 060804 Muff # 304 Bin 26