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7.D. - Page 52 of 126 City of Redwood City Mixed -Use Live/Work and Emergency Shelter Zoning Amendment Project Impact 4.12-2: The General Plan allows for development that Less than could increase the demand for police services in the plan area. significant This increase could require additional staffing or expanded facilities over time to meet the increased demands. Impact 4.12-3: The General Plan allows for development that Less than could increase the demand for schools and child care centers in significant the plan area. This increase could require additional staffing or expanded facilities over time to meet the increased demands. 36 The proposed project would increase the demand for police Similar to the conclusions in protection services that could require additional staff or the General Plan EIR, the expanded facilities. However, the project would result in a 1.4 proposed project would percent increase in population compared to that previously result in less than significant analyzed in the Final EIR. This would not represent a substantial impacts to police services. population increase and would not result in additional impacts No new or more severe not previously analyzed. As stated in the General Plan EIR, impacts would occur. service levels, new procedures, and response time performance Impacts would be within will be monitored as new development is established in the City, the scope of those and recommendations will be made when necessary. If any identified in the General specific new or expanded police facilities are proposed, such Plan EIR. construction and/or expansion would be subject to CEQA. Environmental documentation prepared pursuant to CECA would identify potentially significant impacts and appropriate mitigation measures. The proposed project would increase the demand for schools Similar to the conclusions in and childcare centers that could require additional staff or the General Plan EIR, the expanded facilities. However, the project would result in a 1.4 proposed project would percent increase in population compared to that previously result in less than significant analyzed in the Final EIR. This would not represent a substantial impacts to schools. No new population increase and would not result in additional impacts or more severe impacts not previously analyzed. As stated in the General Plan EIR, new would occur. Impacts would development within the plan area would continue to be subject be within the scope of to the requirements of SB 50 to contribute fair share school those identified in the impact fees. These fees would be considered full and complete General Plan EIR. mitigation for any impacts to school facilities. With continued adherence to SB 50, the project would not result in any significant impacts related to schools. 653