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7.D. - Page 56 of 126 City of Redwood City Mixed -Use Live/Work and Emergency Shelter Zoning Amendment Project Impact 4.14-8: Adoption of the General Plan would promote Beneficial transit usage and accessibility within the City, which could complement existing and planned transit service within existing capacity. The proposed project would allow for a denser urban core with mixed-use development that may facilitate alternative modes of transportation. Impact 4.14-9: Adoption of the General Plan would have the Less than VMT for the transportation analysis zones affected by the potential to decrease the Vehicle Miles Traveled (VMT) per significant proposed zoning amendment ranges from 11.97 to 13.62 VMT household as compared to the existing General Plan. per capita. The San Francisco Bay Area VMT per capita is 14.4. The average VMT for residents within the transportation analysis zones that cover the blocks affected by proposed project is lower than the regional average, likely because of the proximity to jobs and frequent transit service (Appendix TRA). Utilities Impact 4.15-1: Development allowed by the General Plan would Less than not result in an exceedance of the Regional Water Quality significant Control Board's wastewater treatment requirements. 40 The proposed project could result in development of up to 450 dwelling units and up to 1,269 residents over those analyzed in the Final EIR. There would be no change in the total square feet of commercial space allowed in the MULW zoning district. Population growth resulting from development allowed under the proposed project would increase demand for wastewater treatment. However, increased demand associated with the 1.4 percent increase in population growth under the proposed project would be minor, and no changes to Silicon Valley Clean Water's 10 -year Capital Improvement Program would occur. No exceedance of wastewater treatment requirements would occur more severe impacts would occur. Impacts would be within the scope of those identified in the General Plan EIR. Similar to the conclusions in the General Plan EIR, the proposed project would result in less than significant impacts to VMT. No new or more severe impacts would occur. Impacts would be within the scope of those identified in the General Plan EIR. Similar to the conclusions in the General Plan EIR, the proposed project would result in less than significant impacts to wastewater treatment facilities. No new or more severe impacts would occur. Impacts would be within the scope of those identified in the General Plan EIR. 657