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herein described, said environmental impact report being entitled "Environmental Impact Report - Cordilleras Road Between Upland Road and Canyon Road - Redwood City, San Mateo County, California." This Council hereby further finds that changes or alterations have been required in, or incorporated into, the proposed project which mitigate or avoid the significant environmental effects thereof as in that: identified in the aforementioned final environmental impact report (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (f) (g) Adverse environmental effects during construction including, but not necessarily limited to, noise, dust, and drainage effects, shall be mitigated by a construction mitigation plan subject to the approval of the Director of Public Works and Planning Director of the City of Redwood City; The loss of open space inherent in the proposed project shall be mitigated by controlled and maintained land- scaping such that while there shall be a net loss of open space, the remaining open space will be more attractive than that prior to the completion of the project; Sidewalks shall be constructed and installed in such manner as to protect pedestrians from existing and future traffic in the area of the project so as to mitigate the effects of the slight increase in traffic perceived to result from the project; The project, in itself, may reduce noise on the lands affected thereby by precluding the current indiscriminate use thereof by persons owning recreational vehicles and motorcycles, which current use creates an annoying and unpleasant effect upon residents living in the vicinity of the project area; The effect of generation of sewage from the project area is mitigated by the fact that such sewage shall be included within that capacity allocated to the City, in general, in the new sewage treatment plant proposed to serve the City under the ownership and operation of the South Bayside System Authority; The financial impact resulting from the proposed project shall be mitigated by construction of public improvements in accordance with specifications reducing maintenance of such improvements; and, The foregoing factors in mitigation of, or which avoid, significant environmental effects of the project together with other measures relating thereto, are set forth in, or required pursuant to, the planned development permit pertaining to the project, which permit was approved by Resolution No. 7603, entitled "Resolution Conditionally -3-