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7C <br /> Page 51 <br /> Mitigation 10-4: Implement mitigation measures identified in the "Transportation <br /> and Circu{ation" section of this table to reduce project-related traffic impacts an Baif lsland <br /> Road, East �ayshore Ro�d, �nd other local roads to less-than-significant levefs. In addition, <br /> require City review and approvaE af project-proposed emergency access provisions prior to <br /> tentative subdivision map approval. <br /> Findings: lmplementation of the Mitigation Measure 10-4 is feasible and would <br /> reduce praject impacts on emergency response and evacuation ta a less-than-significanf <br /> level. <br /> E. Cumulative Demands for Po[ice Services <br /> Potenfial impact 'f 0-5: �uildout o# the project in combination with other <br /> anticipated cumulative (pending, recently approved, or recently canstructed} residential <br /> development in the city by the year 2020, wauld increase the demand for po{ice services, <br /> including an estimated need fior approximately i8 additionai swarn affiicers, and requisite <br /> training, support staff, facilities, and equipment. Without corresponding incremental increases in <br /> palice service provisions, this effect would represent a potentially significant cumulafive impacf. <br /> Mitigation 1U-5: Implement Mitigation 10-3. <br /> Findings: lmplementation of Mitigation 10-5 is feasible and will reduce the <br /> Project's contribution to this cumulafive impact to a less-than-significant level. <br /> F. Proiecfi-Relat�d and Cumulative lncreases in Fire Protectian and <br /> Emerqencv Medicat Service Demands <br /> Potential Impac# 10-6: Buildout o# the proposed project, in combina�ion with <br /> other anticipated cumulative (pending, recently approved, or recently constructed) residentiai <br /> development in the city by the year 2020, would increase demands for fire protection and <br /> emergency medical services provided by the Redwood City Fire Department (RCFD), including <br /> an estimated need for the equivalent of 1.3 additional RCFD emergency personne! (captains, <br /> fire fighter/paramedics, and fire fighters), plus requisite training, support staff, facilities, and <br /> equipment. New residents associated with anticipated cumulative residential development in <br /> the city by 2020, including the proposed project, would require up to approximately 13 additional <br /> RCFD emergency personnel and requisite training, support staff, facilifies, and equipment. <br /> Withaut correspanding ir�remen#al increases in RCFD provisions, response times and o#her <br /> service couid deteriorate, representing a potentially signi�cant projecf and cumulative impact. <br /> Niitigafiion 10-6: The Ciiy shaU use property tax reverue fiaw increases fram the <br /> project to the City's generaf fund ta annually fund ongoing fire and emergency medical service <br /> needs generated by the project. In additiort, to the extent necessary, the City shauld require <br /> individuaf development projects, including the PeninsUfa Park project, to provide a fair share <br /> contribution taward provision of new staff facilities and equipment cosfs which exceed general <br /> fund capacity. The City shall withhold approval af the project Certificate of Occupancy if it is <br /> determined that adec{uate fire protection and emergency medical service cannot be provided <br /> and service standards cannot be met by the time of project accupancy. In addition, the project <br /> shall comply with RCFD standards applied ta the project after City review of project plans. At <br /> this preliminary point, ��e RCFD has idertified the following minimum requirements for design of <br /> the proposed project: <br /> Atty/Reso/Reso.1772 30 <br /> 121307 <br />