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Resolution
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Joint
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City Council, Redevelopment Agency and Public Financing Authority
Date
3/26/2007
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MONITORING VERIFICATION <br />iDEND IMPACT RELATED MITIGATION MEASURE Implementation Monitoring and Timing Signature Date <br />~ Enti Verification Enti Re uirements <br />develepnoant is considered normally the buildings, in courtyards, or <br />acceptatn noise environments of 70 d8A orienting the terraces to alleyways <br />CNEL or s. rather than streets, whenever <br /> <br />Future nee levels throughout much of the possible; <br />Prease P.~bn area, especially in the vicinity of Air conditioning in all units so that <br />the Caltr sine, would exceed 55 dBA windows can remain nosed to <br />CNEL. d uses proposed within 250 feet maintain interior noise levels below "` <br />of the C~tOain line, 120 feet from the 45 dBA CNEL; and <br />centerl'sne of EI Camino Reai, or 100 feet from <br />Veterans Boulevard, would be exposed to Sound-rated windows and <br />noise levels of 70 dBA CNEL or higher, construction methods in residential <br />thereby exposing new Precise Pian- units proposed along streets (or the <br />designated, noise-sensitive residential, Caitrain line) where noise levels <br />commercial, recreational, and public facility would exceed 70 dB CNEL. <br />land use development to noise levels <br />exceeding the "normalcy acceptable" Noise levels at residential property lines <br />threshold. These possible long-term adverse around Plan-facilitated development should <br />noise effects would represent a potentially be maintained at an l.~ not in excess of 60 <br />significant impact. dBA during the daytime hours and 50 dBA <br /> during nighttime hours (10:00 PM to 7:00 <br /> AM), unless ambient noise levels are <br /> higher. In those cases, the ambient noise <br /> level would be the noise level standard. <br /> The approval of future commercial projects <br /> near Precise Plan area residential and <br /> other noise-sensitive uses may, ai City <br /> discretion, require a noise study <br /> demonstrating how the project-including <br /> assoc,7ated loading docks, refuse areas, <br /> and ventilation systems-would meet these <br /> standards. <br /> implementation of these measures to the <br /> satisfaction of the Redwood City Building <br /> Department would reduce the potential <br /> impact on new residential uses to a less- <br /> ihan-si niffcant level. <br />arR Quau7v <br />impact 12-1: Construction-Related Air Mitigation 12-1. For ail discretionary Individual City Condition of grading permit <br />Qu~ Impacts. Demolition or construction grading, demakition, or construction activity project issuance; field verify <br />acfi~rTies permitted and/or facilitated by the in the Precise Pian area, require applicants implementation during grading <br />pro~S~ Downtown Prease Plan under both implementation of the following dust control and construction. <br />the {ge~#num Intensify and Moderate tntensity measures by construction contractors, <br />altef~a s may generate construction-period where applicable: <br />exhmissions and fugitive dust that <br />could temporarily but noticeably affect local During demolition of existing structures: <br />Page 27 U:1My pocumentstDowntownn Precise Pfan1CC staff reportstCC 3.12. doe13.72.07 ExhibitsUlttachment A m+t.monitor~g ;,heck!is! 655.dcc <br />
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