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<br /> <br /> <br />71 <br /> <br />Prior EIR Determination Effect <br />Peculiar to <br />Project <br />Site? <br />New <br />Significant <br />Effect? <br />New Significant <br />Off-Site, <br />Cumulative <br />Impact? <br />New Information, <br />More Severe <br />Adverse Impact? DTPP EIR <br />DTPP Plan-Wide <br />Amendments <br />SEIR <br />Focused <br />GPU EIR <br />VIII. GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS – Would the project: <br />a) Generate greenhouse gas emissions, <br />either directly or indirectly, that may <br />have a significant impact on the <br />environment? <br />LTS SU LTS No No No No <br />b) Conflict with an applicable plan, <br />policy or regulation adopted for the <br />purpose of reducing the emissions of <br />greenhouse gases? <br />Not <br />Addressed SU LTS No No No No <br />c) Expose people or structures to a <br />significant risk of loss, injury or death <br />involving flooding caused by sea level <br />rise resulting from global climate <br />change? <br />SU LTS Not <br />Addressed No No No No <br /> <br />Documentation: <br /> <br />Commercial Component: <br />a. The DTPP program EIR identified a less than significant impact with respect to generation of greenhouse gas (GHG) <br />emissions that could have a significant impact on the environment. The analysis found that GHG emissions generated <br />by the DTPP would be less than the emissions per service population threshold recommended by the BAAQMD at <br />the time. No significant impact was identified and hence, no mitigation was required. The DTPP Plan-Wide <br />Amendments program SEIR (pp. 13-35 through 13-39) explained changes that have occurred since the 2010 DTPP <br />program EIR to applicable plans, policies, and regulations to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The DTPP Plan-Wide <br />Amendments program SEIR explained how the DTPP Plan-Wide Amendments project would be substantially <br />consistent with and would not conflict with these current plans, policies, and regulations.12 The DTPP Plan-Wide <br />Amendments program SEIR also provided analysis addressing two major direct sources of GHG emissions – building <br />energy use and energy use related to vehicle miles travelled (VMT) – and included Mitigation Measure CC-1 <br />(“Enforce No Natural Gas Requirement and Require Compliance with EV Requirements in CALGreen Tier 2”). <br />Mitigation Measure CC-1 requires project compliance with City Reach Code “all electric” and electric vehicle (EV) <br />requirements (or the most recently adopted CALGreen Code Tier 2 EV standards) in effect at the time that a building <br />permit application is filed. However, the DTPP Plan-Wide Amendments program SEIR (p. 13-39) concluded that “full <br />implementation of all electric building development may not be feasible because projects may qualify for exceptions <br />to the all-electric requirements” (such as affordable housing projects, projects with commercial kitchens, and City- <br />designated Research and Development Laboratory space). Therefore, this impact was determined to be significant and <br />unavoidable. <br /> In November 2022, the City Reach Codes were amended (Ordinance No. 2521). These amendments revised the <br />previous City amendments to the Green Building Standards Code; based on these amendments, the Reach Code “no <br />natural gas” standard applied only to newly constructed buildings or new construction; in addition, the Reach Code <br />was amended to provide for an applicant to request an exception to the all-electric building requirement by <br />establishing, with substantial evidence, that the all-electric standard is infeasible for the project “due to exceptional or <br />extraordinary circumstances particular to the project.” Due to a recent court decision affecting Reach Codes statewide, <br />the City has suspended enforcement of the Reach Codes. As discussed in item VI, Energy, the applicant does not <br />propose use of natural gas and has confirmed that the building would be “all-electric”; e.g., no natural gas would be <br />used for HVAC, domestic hot water, or cooking. SEIR Mitigation Measure CC-1 related to compliance with the most <br /> <br /> 12 State and local plans and regulations addressed in the DTPP Plan-Wide Amendments program SEIR include the following: <br />the CARB 2017 Scoping Plan Update, SB 32, and EO S-3-05; Plan Bay Area 2040; the Redwood City Climate Action Plan <br />(2030); and the CALGreen Code with City of Redwood City Reach Code amendments. <br />ATTY/RESO.0028/CC RESO CEQA GUIDLINES (920 SHASTA) - EXHIBIT A <br />REV: 04-22-25 VR <br /> <br />Page 71 of 148
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