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AgdaPkt 2017-09-11 Closed and Joint SA PFA
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Agenda Packet
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City Council and Successor Agency and Public Financing Authority
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9/11/2017
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TA. - Page 186 <br /> Established 1981 License #510578 <br /> P.O. Box 4880 Ph: (650) 367-0701 <br /> Mountain View, CA 94040 -� i'.�_RT' <br /> Fax: (650) 367-0703 <br /> PAINTING / <br /> Developer has done nothing to mitigate the effects of additional traffic, <br /> lack of parking and increased foot traffic in the area. They have <br /> removed a parking lot and removed street parking while adding a <br /> potential of almost 500 people going to and from the location twice a <br /> day. They have not even provided adequate parking for their own staff! <br /> No allowance has been made for service vehicles, parents coming <br /> during the day, emergency vehicles, food delivery etc. <br /> Traffic studies were done before adding the Stanford parking lot, <br /> industrial gas site and veterinary clinic. The traffic study should be re- <br /> evaluated while the school already on Charter & Sweeney is in session. <br /> Developer's steps to mitigate toxicity seem to be inadequate. <br /> Ground toxicity has been detected below the concrete at the interior of <br /> the building. This has not been properly mitigated. Has a study been <br /> done of toxicity below the existing parking lot? This lot is being torn up <br /> to make way for a playground for small children, it seems that this <br /> same detected toxicity will off gas thru the area where children will be <br /> playing. Has the area beneath the parking lot and adjacent to the <br /> building been tested for toxicity? <br /> Assuming 80 children walk to school and the remaining teachers and <br /> students commute with cars. The proposal will add approx. 40 staff <br /> vehicles and approx. 400 parent vehicles. The walking traffic will still <br /> block driveways and the traffic will make it almost impossible for <br /> employees to come to work and for local businesses to conduct normal <br /> business operations during these times. <br /> 1 <br />
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