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7.D. - Page 51 of 126 <br />Environmental Analysis <br />Impact 4.11-2: Adoption of the General Plan would promote Less than The proposed project would increase the number of dwelling Similar to the conclusions in <br />infill development and mixed-use land uses which could result significant units allowed in the MULW zoning district from 450 to 900, the General Plan EIR, the <br />in limited displacement of existing housing and people. which could generate up to 1,269 new residents. However, proposed project would <br />provisions in the proposed project would increase the number of result in less than significant <br />dwelling units available in the city and incentivize development impacts to housing. No new <br />of affordable housing and emergency shelter for homeless <br />or more severe impacts <br />individuals through density bonuses for projects that incorporate <br />would occur. Impacts would <br />qualified community benefits. These provisions would reduce <br />be within the scope of <br />potential displacement impacts related to increased population <br />those identified in the <br />growth from development under the proposed project. No <br />General Plan EIR. <br />changes to existing General Plan policies or implementation <br />and emergency services. No <br />programs are proposed. Impacts related to displacement of <br />new or more severe <br />existing housing and populations would be less than significant. <br />impacts would occur. <br />Public Services <br />Impacts would be within <br />Impact 4.12-1: The General Plan allows for development that Less than <br />could increase the demand for fire protection and emergency significant <br />services in the plan area. This increase could require additional <br />staffing or expanded facilities over time to meet the increased <br />demands. <br />Addendum to the Final Environmental Impact Report <br />The proposed project would increase the demand for fire <br />Similar to the conclusions in <br />protection services that could require additional staff or <br />the General Plan EIR, the <br />expanded facilities. However, the project would result in a 1.4 <br />proposed project would <br />percent increase in population compared to that analyzed in the <br />result in less than significant <br />Final EIR. This would not represent a substantial population <br />impacts to fire protection <br />increase and would not result in additional impacts not <br />and emergency services. No <br />previously analyzed. As stated in Final EIR, service levels, new <br />new or more severe <br />procedures, and response time performance will be monitored <br />impacts would occur. <br />as new development is established in the City, and <br />Impacts would be within <br />recommendations will be made when necessary. If any specific <br />the scope of those <br />new or expanded firefighting facilities are proposed, such <br />identified in the General <br />construction and/or expansion would be subject to CECA. <br />Plan EIR. <br />Environmental documentation prepared pursuant to CECA would <br />identify potentially significant impacts and appropriate <br />mitigation measures. <br />35 <br />652 <br />