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D. Such office development proposals, if allowed to proceed to <br />construction, would use land resources which could otherwise be developed for <br />housing, commercial, and other uses compatible with, and suppodive of existing <br />uses, including residential uses; <br /> <br /> E. The unavailability of housing in the City of Redwood City is critical and <br />the housing shortage has adversely affected economic and social resources of <br />the City, including businesses, schools, colleges, and professions; <br /> <br /> F. If the trend of office development were allowed to continue, critically <br />necessary housing, commercial, and other-use sites will be eliminated, thereby <br />exacerbating the housing shortage and the adverse economic and social <br />conditions; <br /> <br /> G. If the office development proposals were allowed to proceed to <br />construction under current zoning district classifications and related regulations, <br />severe traffic congestion and parking shortages would result, thereby burdening <br />the City's interior and arterial street systems beyond capacity and adversely <br />affecting the environment, including air quality; <br /> <br /> H. Development of building sites one acre or larger for office use under <br />current zoning district classifications governing the Affected Districts would <br />conflict with necessary studies for, and implementation of, revised land use <br />regulations which would be in furtherance of the public health, safety, and <br />welfare; and <br /> <br />F:lsharedlredwoodlcouncil <br />DE$:rg <br />o7/18/oo <br />7/24/00RR <br /> <br /> 2198 <br /> <br /> <br />