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Section 4: Zoninq Map Amendment. In the exercise of its independent <br />judgement, the Commission finds that: <br />a) The Zoning Map amendment to designate the site Mixed Use Waterfront is <br />consistent with the purpose and intent of the Redwood City General Plan. <br />Basis for finding: The General Plan designation for the site is Mixed Use Waterfront. <br />This land use designation allows a mix of uses that include housing and supporting <br />commercial businesses and requires public access and open space amenities <br />along the waterfront and internal pedestrian circulation of neighborhood should link <br />to waterfront amenities. The Mixed Use Waterfront Zoning District is consistent with <br />the General Plan land use designation and provides an opportunity to activate the <br />waterfront with public access and new housing for the community. <br />Section 5: Development Agreement. In the exercise of its independent <br />judgement, the Commission finds, pursuant to Government Code Section 65867 that: <br />a) The provisions of the agreement are consistent with the general plan and any <br />applicable specific plan: <br />Basis for finding: The Development Agreement provides for the construction of <br />the Bay Trail, waterfront park and Blomquist Street extension. These projects are <br />consistent with general plan policy BE 29.9; support increasing the connectivity of all travel <br />modes in the areas east of US 101, Program BE -68; develop plans to extend Blomquist <br />Street to East Bayshore Road to provide a continuous roadway east of US 101 between <br />Woodside Road and Whipple Avenue interchanges, Policy BE -10.1; require waterfront <br />neighborhoods provide public access along water edges, to public open spaces and trails <br />and to vista points, as integral parts of neighborhood development and Policy BE -10.7; <br />improve pedestrian, bicycle, transit and automobile linkages between Bayfront and areas <br />west of US 101. <br />b) Any tentative map prepared for the subdivision will comply with the <br />provisions of Government Section 66473.7, regarding sufficient water supply; <br />Basis for finding: The project is projected to result in a net increase in water <br />demand of 22.94 acre feet per year. The City's available water capacity is 2,654 acre feet <br />per year. The increased demand from the proposed project would account for <br />approximately 0.86 % of the available water supply for the City and is within the anticipated <br />range for projected growth within the City and would not lead to insufficient water supplies. <br />Section 6: Planned Development Permit (PC2014-03) and the Condominium <br />Permit: In the exercise of its independent judgement, the Commission finds that: <br />a) The design and construction quality contained in all aspects of the development plan <br />is expected to exceed the quality standards typically required for new developments <br />located in similar Zoning Districts. <br />Basis for finding: The proposed project design and construction quality exceeds the <br />minimum quality standards typically required for new developments located in <br />similar Zoning Districts. The project incorporates high-quality contemporary <br />designed stoop units that would front onto the Bay Trail for visual interest and to <br />promote pedestrian activity. The project would incorporate numerous landscaped <br />connections to the waterway. <br />ATTY/RESO.0027/PC RESO APPROVING PERMITS TO 1548 MAPLE STREET (STRADA) <br />REV: 04-13-18 PR <br />Page 3 of 22 <br />