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7C - Page 20 {vii} Infrastructure Contributions. The Project will contribute, above and beyond mitigating its own impacts, to City infrastructure needs, including extensian af Blom��:st Street (for pedestrian and automobile traffic), emergency water storage east of Highway 1 Q1, sewer lift station and water main improvemenfs, pedestrian access beneath Highway 101, widening Bair Island Road, and park improvements which wili serve existing residents, and a number of offsi#e traffic and other improvements. (viii) Child Care Contributions. The Project will also address the development's impact on the City's chi{d care supply. With the increasing cost of housing and the need for dual-income fa►nilies higher demands are placed on child care praviders and child care availability. Both #he hatel and residential companent of the Project will generate demand far child care facilities; therefore, by providing on-site facilities, off-site facilities, �r an in-lieu payment#he Project will address its impact on the City's child care supply. (ix} Sustainability and Resaurce Efficiencv. The Eand use pattems of the Project are based on infill development, reducing auto dependence, and supporting transit use consistent with sustainable "green building" objectives. The design and functioning of buildings and site improvements sho�ld also be consistent with these objectives. As such, the Project will be consistent with objectives established by"Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design" (LEED), "Build it Gre�n", and/or ather similar sustainabfe building practices. 4. Mitiaation Monitoring and Reporting Proqram. The Mitigation and Monitoring and Reporting Program (the "MMRP") far the Peninsula Park Precise Plan Project is attached to this resolution as Exhibit B and is incorporated and adopted as part of this resolution herein, and is incEuded in the conditions of approval for the Project. The MMRP identifiss impacts of the Project, corresponding mitigation measures, designatian of responsibility for mitigatian implementation and the agency responsible for the monitaring action. The Project does not have potentiafly sig�ifica�t advzrse enviranmen#al effects w��ch exceed or di#fer fram those of the Initial Project, and no additional, feasibfe mitigation measures are availabfe or necessary for the Project as modified from the Initia! Project. A. The mitigation measures set forth in the MMRI' are specific and enforceable and are capable of being fully implemented by the efforts af the City of Redwaod City, the appficant, and/or other identified public agencies of responsibility. B. The City Council will adopt and impase the feasible mitigation measures as set for�h in the MMRP as enforceable condi#ions of approval. C. The mitigation measures incarporated into and imposed upon #he Project approval wi11 not have new significant environmental impacts that were not analyzed in the FEIR. fn the event a mitigatian measure recommended in the FEIR has been inadvertently omitted from the conditions of appraval or the MMRP, that mitigation measure is adapted and incorporated from the FEIR into the MMRP by reference and adopted as a condition af approval. Atty/Reso/Reso.1772 � 12'1307