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Wagstaff and Associates Contract Exhibit "A" <br /> City of Redwood City Bair Island Road Development EIR <br /> October 25, 2001 Page 11-8 <br /> <br /> · Potential site plan, architectural, landscaping, roadway design, exterior lighting, and other <br /> design criteria to eliminate or minimize identified adverse visual impacts (to be enforced <br /> through incorporation into project conditions of approval and through subsequent design <br /> review); and/or <br /> <br /> · Possible landscaping and other design measures to screen the proposed project to <br /> improve the visual relationships between the project and surrounding land uses. <br /> <br />r 6. Alternatives Analysis. The EIR urban design will complete a qualitative comparative <br />r evaluation of four of the six project alternatives. The qualitative comparison will include a <br />r narrative briefly describing how each alternative would affect any identified visual impact and <br />r mitigation findings for the proposed project. In addition, the EIR urban designer, with the <br />r assistance of Environmental Vision, will prepare a more detailed analysis of two of the six <br />r alternatives, including preparation of comparative computer-generated photomontage visual <br />r simulations from the same four vantage points as simulated for the proposed project, and <br />r associated detailed impact and mitigation findings. <br /> <br />r 5. Subsequent Consultation. (optional) If the City desires, the EIR urban designer could <br /> also remain available to assist the City in the post-EIR development and design review <br />r process. Both EIR urban designer candidates have extensive experience in providing such <br /> ongoing design review consultation services to numerous Bay Area cities (see sections V and <br /> VI herein). <br /> <br /> C. Population, Housing, and Eml~lovment (Wagstaff and Associates) <br /> <br /> The Marina Shores Village project component has been specifically motivated by perceived <br />r severe, unmet South Bay housing demands. The project would produce a direct increase in <br /> local population, housing, and employment. The project may also stimulate other job- <br /> producing commercial and institutional development (i.e., a "multiplier effect"). The substantial <br /> project housing component can also be expected to have a direct jobs-housing relationship to <br /> the expanding shoreline employment base in Seaport Plaza, Island Park, and the project itself. <br /> <br /> Existing and projected population, housing and employment data collection for this EIR section <br /> will be coordinated with the EIR traffic modelling activities of Fehr & Peers. <br /> <br /> Wagstaff and Associates will complete a concise analysis of project-related population, <br /> housing, and employment interrelationships and impacts, as follows: <br /> <br /> 1. Setting. Existing and projected (year 2010) population, housing, and employment <br /> characteristics in the City will be briefly described, based on current available data from the <br /> City, ABAG, and/or State Department of Finance. Emphasis will be placed on recent and <br /> projected growth trends. Similarly, existing and projected local jobs/housing and/or <br /> <br /> WP51[622tMISCiOO13-2.EXA <br /> <br /> <br />