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7.D. - Page 42 of 126 City of Redwood City Mixed -Use Live/Work and Emergency Shelter Zoning Amendment Project Impact 4.4-6: Development allowed by the General Plan could Less than result in the potential spread of invasive weeds in the hillsides, significant with creekside and waterfront areas. Mitigation Cultural Resources Impact 4.5-1: Growth projected to occur with new allowable Less than development under the General Plan could cause a substantial significant adverse change in the significance of historical resources in the plan area due to damage or demolition of historic resources. mitigation measures would continue to apply to projects in the MULW zone. Adherence to the City's Tree Preservation Ordinance and continued implementation of applicable General Plan policies and programs regarding heritage trees and special status species, and avian or bat species (including General Plan programs NR -22, NR -23, and NR -2) would reduce potential impacts associated with development under the proposed project to a less than significant level. The project site is not in a Habitat Conservation Plan or Natural Community Conservation Plan area. There would be no impact from of the proposed project. The General Plan includes policies and programs to preserve both publicly and privately -owned historic and cultural resources. These policies and implementation programs encourage identification, evaluation, and listing of historical resources in local, state, and federal registers, including individual resources and districts. The proposed project would comply with these policies, and would not involve specific development activity. Subsequent projects would require additional site-specific analyses for potential adverse changes to historic resources. Similar to the conclusions in the General Plan EIR, the proposed project would result in less than significant impacts to historic resources. No new or more severe impacts would occur. Impacts would be within the scope of those identified in the General Plan EIR. Impact 4.5-2: Construction activities, including site preparation Less than The proposed project would not involve specific development The proposed project would and grading, associated with new development allowed under significant with activity. No new or substantially more severe significant impacts result in less than significant the General Plan could adversely impact previously mitigation would occur with project implementation than were identified in impacts to undiscovered undiscovered archaeological resources due to uncovering or the previously certified Final EIR. archaeological resources. unearthing these resources. The General Plan includes mitigation measures that require as a No new or more severe standard condition of approval on all ground disturbing activities impacts would occur. in the City's jurisdiction adoption of a resolution to stop work in Impacts would be within the event sensitive cultural resources are identified; and the scope of those confirmation that the applicant has required all construction identified in the General crew members undergo adequate training related to Plan EIR. identification of cultural resources. Under the proposed project, this mitigation measure would continue to apply to projects in the MULW zone. 26 643