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MITIGAI iJN MONITORING CHECKLIST -- MARINA SHORES VILLAGE PRO.IECT The environmental mitigation measures listed in the second column below have been incorporated into the conditions of approval for the Marina Shores Village Project (Alternative 6) in order to mitigate I identified environmental impacts. The impacts and mitigations are derived from section 17.6 of the Final EIR. A completed and signed chart will indicate that each mitigation requirement has been complied with, and that City and state monitoring requirements have been fulfilled with respect to Public Resources Code Section 21081.6. IDENTIFIED IMPACT LAND USE Impact 4 -1: Project Relationships to Existing Overhead Electrical Transmission Lines. Policy L -2 of the Redwood City Strategic General Plan Land Use Element states: "Residential neighborhoods should be protected from the encroachment of incompatible activities or land uses which may have a negative impact on the residential living environment." The project residential components closest to the northern edge of the Peninsula Marina property portion of the project site would be in close proximity (as close as 150 feet) to the existing PG &E parallel 230- and 115 -kV electrical transmission tower lines. These introduced residential /transmission line relationships could result in adverse impacts related to the perceived visual, public health and safety, and noise effects. The significance of these impacts is described in chapters 5 (Visual Factors), 12 (Public Health and Safety), and 13 (Noise) of this EIR - -see subsections 5.3.3 (Impact 5 -7: Internal Visual Relationship of Project Development to Electrical Transmission Lines), 12.3.2 (under "Potential Electromagnetic Field Health Hazards "), and 13.3.2 (Impact 13 -1: Project Compatibility with the Existing Noise Environment). These nuisance and health factors may have a negative impact on the quality and safety of the residential living environment along the north edge of the Peninsula Marina property, and could lead to numerous future nuisance complaints; they are therefore considered to RELATED MITIGATION MEASURE (CONDITION OF APPROVAL) Mitigation 4 -1. The following measures shall be implemented to address the potential for nuisance impacts related to project relationships to the existing PG &E electrical transmission lines: (1) Provide notification in writing to all prospective residents of all residential units within 200 feet of the edge of the 230 - kV /115 -kV transmission lines easement that there are existing transmission lines of these specific power ratings, with associated visual and noise characteristics, within that distance; this notification shall be achieved by including such disclosure in the sale and rental agreement materials to be signed by project residents; and (2) Implement Mitigations 5- 7(lnternal Visual Relationship of Project Development to Electrical Transmission Lines) and 13 -1 (Project Compatibility with the Existing Noise Environment) identified in chapters 5 (Visual Factors) and 13 (Noise) of this EIR in order to reduce the potential visual and noise impacts of the existing electrical transmission lines to less- than- significant levels. MONITORING ImpL Type of Impl Entity Action ( Appli- cant ( Appli cant (1) Provide notification in sale and rental agreement materials. (2) Implement Mitigations 5 -7and 13 -1. VERIFICATION Monitoring and Timing Signature Date Verification Entity Requirements (1) City (2) City (1) Prior to project occupancy Implementation of these measures would reduce this potential land use compatibility impact to a less - than - significant level. (2) See Mitigations 5 -7 and 13 -1. Legend. Applicant = project applicant, City = City of Redwood City Page 1 May 18, 2004 WP9.016451MMCHT.645