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7A Page 10 a.) Setbacks: An increased hospital setback along Walnut Street (14 to 20 feet range was required where a 35 to over 60 feet range is provided) to accommodate an Emergency Department circular drive for vehicular drop oft along with a pedestrian (secondary hospital access) walk-in area and a reduced Veterans Blvd. hospital building setback/planting area (22 feet was required where approximately 4 feet is provided). b.) Frontaae Improvements: Street frontage standards that allow design flexibility, subject to City review, if necessary to accommodate unanticipated circumstances such as subsurface utility conditions that would otherwise alter the location for the installation of required street trees. (Refer to Kaiser Permanente Replacement Hospital Plan provided under separate cover). B. Approved the Planned Community (PC) Psrmit for Kaiser's proposed Phase 1 Hospital Replacement Project, including a Central Utility Plant (CUP) and related on-site and off-site improvements, subject to City Council approval of proposed revisions to the Kaiser Precise Plan . On July 26, 2010, the City Council subsequently approved Resolution # _to amend the Kaiser Precise Plan to allow the modifications outlined above. (On DATE) the Planned Community (PC) Permit for Kaiser's proposed Phase I Hospital Replacement Project (new hospital', centrat utility plant (CUP) and related on-site and off-site improvements) became effective subject to the following findings and conditions of approval: FINDINGS: 1. Refer to 1) Resol.tltion No. 14549, on file at the City Clerk's Office, for findings, adopted by the City Council on August 25, 2003, making certain findings concerning mitigation me~sures, adopting the fv1MRP, making findings concerning alternatives and adopting a Statement of Overriding Considerations for the Project; 2) an Ordinance amending, Article 60;. Zoning Map No. 1 to rezone the Kaiser property from "CA" (Commerciaf Administrative) and "CB" (Commercial Business) to uP" (Planned Community) District; and 3) an Ordinance approving the Kaiser Precise Plan. 2. The Second Addendum tO'the Kaiser Master Plan EtR (for minor modifications to the Kaiser Precise Plan fot the Phase 1 Kaiser hospital replacement project) was adopted pursuant to CEQA Guidelines 9 15164 based on the Initial Study prepared for the Second Addendum. The Addendum and Initial Study analyzed the Project and its potential to result in new significant impacts and/or impacts that are substantially different from those described in the Kaiser Master Plan EIR. The City finds that the minor modifications to the Kaiser Precise Plan, proposed for the Project, do not require a Subsequent EIR or the preparation of a supplement to the Kaiser Master Plan EIR under CEQA Guidelines 99 15162 or 15163. The City also concludes that the Kaiser Master Plan EIR adequately addresses the potential impacts of and mitigation measures for the Project