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09/09/2013 Implementation of the New General Plan The Project will transform the existing campus in a manner which implements the City's New General Plan vision for land use, urban form and density, economic development, and circulation. This vision includes, but is not limited to: • Policy BE-1.4 (compatibility and interfaces between Neighborhoods, Centers and Corridors) • Policy BE-1.6 (large-scale projects to be developed with an interconnected pattern of small blocks) • Policy BE-1.7 (large-scale projects to consist of buildings oriented to public streets) • Policy BE-1.8 (integration of new projects to create extension of urban fabric) • Policy BE-11.5 (improved public streetscapes along Corridors) • Policy BE-11.6 (buildings along Corridors designed to define the public realm and activate sidewalks and pedestrian paths) • Policy BE-11.7 (appropriate density and intensity of land uses to facilitate high levels of transit use along Corridors) • Policy BE-11.8 (buildings along Corridors sensitive to adjacent neighborhoods) • Policy BE-16.1 (new land use approaches along Broadway Corridor consistent with Land Use Map and designed to encourage development at intensity and pattern to support a streetcar system) • Policy BE-19.1 (success and vitality of Employment Centers that provide quality work and working environments) • Policy BE-19.3 (enhanced accessibility to Employment Centers through alternative modes of transportation) • Policy BE-19.4 (accessory uses such as open space, transit amenities and child care facilities in Employment Centers) • Policy BE-22.2 (performance criteria for new developments) • Policy BE-24.11 (attention to global warming impacts in new development) • Policy BE-25.1 (alternative transportation modes) • Policy BE-40.6 (expanded Recycled Water Service Area and use of recycled water) ATTY/RES0.2901/STANFORD EIR CERTIFICATION RESO.#15294 REV:09-10-13 VR MUFF#100 Page 54 of 55