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City Council, Redevelopment Agency and Public Financing Authority
Date
3/26/2007
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A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF REDWOOD CITY MAKING CERTAIN FINDINGS CONCERNING MITIGATION MEASURES, ADOPTING A MITIGATION MONITORING AND REPORTING PROGRAM, MAKING FINDINGS CONCERNING ALTERNATIVES, AND ADOPTING A STATEMENT OF OVERRIDING CONSIDERATIONS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CALIFORNIA ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ACT FOR THE REDWOOD CITY DOWNTOWN PRECISE PLAN
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O MONITORING VERIFICATION <br />kDEND IMPACT RELATED MITIGATION MEASURE Implementation Monitoring and liming Signature Date <br /> Enti Verification Enti R uirements <br />Impac~'I :Impact an Middlefield Road1 Mitigation 9-7(a). Restripe the southbound City; fair-share City If and when improvements <br />Jetferso~Avenue Intersection-Moderate approach of Middlefield Road to one reimbursement adopted, City shall conduct <br />Intensity~recise Ptan Alternative. During through lane and one right-turn lane, and from future annual traffic monitoring at <br />tion and <br />t <br />r <br />Thi <br />i <br />the PM ~k hour, the addition of Moderate <br />h <br />I <br />E prohibit southbound left turns. These individual <br />es would result in an acceptable LOS project <br />chan s <br />n <br />e <br />sec <br />implement fair-share <br />eve <br />e <br />intensityprolect trafficwould reduce t <br />of service3o LOS E and increase average g <br />D under the Moderate Intensity alternative, applicants. requirement when level of <br />re than five (5} seconds at the <br />delay b thereby reducing the project`s impart to a .service reaches LOS E <br />(average delay of greafPr than <br />y <br />intersec of Middlefield Road/Jefferson Pess-than-significant level- 55 seconds). <br />Avenue. This change would represent a or <br />significant impact. Mitigation S-T(b). Implement Mitigation 9- <br /> 7(a), above, plus restripe northbound <br /> Middlefield Road to two (2) left-turn lanes <br /> and one shared throughJright-turn lane. <br /> These changes would result in an <br /> acceptable LOS D under the Moderate <br /> Intensity alternative, thereby reducng the <br /> project impact to ales-than-significant <br /> level. <br /> or <br /> Mitigation 9-7(c}. Restripe the southbound <br /> Middlefield Road approach to a shared left- <br /> through lane and one right-turn lane; <br /> rstripe northbound Middlefield Road to <br /> one left-turn lane, one shared left-ttvough <br /> lane, and one right-turn lane; and <br /> implement a split phase signal operation for <br /> northbound and southbound Middlefield <br /> Road. These changes would result in an <br /> acceptable LOS D under the Moderate <br /> Intensity a{temative, thereby reducing the <br /> project impacts to ales-than-significant <br /> PeveP. <br /> or <br /> Because either the diversion of traffic to <br /> pedestrian corridors on Broadway and <br /> Middlefield resulting from prohibiting <br /> southbound left turns (Mitigations 9-7 ja] or <br /> (bn, or the impact on pedestrian signal <br /> sequencing with split phase signal <br /> operation (Mitigation 9-7jcn, may potentially <br /> degrade the Downtown pedestrian <br />~ environment and decrease pedestrian <br />~ safety, comfort, and convenience; and be <br />~ ~ inconsistent with existing and proposed City <br />~ v policies giving priority to the Downtown <br />-~ ~ pedestrian environment; the City may <br />W ~ choose to avoid the three intersection <br /> modification options identified above in the <br /> interest of rotecfin the edestrian -- <br /> <br />uarfy Documentsl0owntown Precise Ptan1CC staff rei!ortstCC 3. f 2.doc!3. f2.07 EzhibitstAtfachment A mil. monRoring checklist 855. doc <br />Page '1'! <br />
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