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Agenda Packet
Meeting Type
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City Council and Redevelopment Agency
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10/11/2010
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7.A <br /> Attachmgage 20 <br /> and new or existing residences or sensitive receptors in accordance with <br /> the Clean Air Plan. Implementation of policies and programs in the New <br /> General Plan requiring conformance to BAAQMD guidelines for buffer <br /> zones between new emissions and sources of odors unless project-specific <br /> studies and/or project-specific studies to demonstrate compatibility of <br /> adjacent uses, ensuring that this potential impact will be less than <br /> significant. <br /> • Impact 4.3-6: Construction associated with development allowed under <br /> the New General Plan would generate dust and particulates that could <br /> affect local and regional air quality. Implementation of New General Plan <br /> policies and programs and adherence to BAAQMD guidelines to minimize <br /> the effects of construction activities that generate dust and particles will <br /> ensure that this impact will be less than significant. <br /> 4.5 Cultural Resources <br /> • Impact 4.5-1: Growth projected to occur with new allowable development <br /> under the New General Plan could cause a substantial adverse change in <br /> the significance of historical resources in the plan area due to damage or <br /> demolition of historic resources. Implementation of New General Plan <br /> policies and programs designed to minimize the adverse effects of new <br /> development on, and preserve, historic resources, and requirements to <br /> conduct project-specific environmental review for future development <br /> projects,will ensure that this impact will be less than significant. <br /> 4.6 Geology and Soils <br /> • Impact 4.6-2: The plan area is subject to a number of geologic and <br /> soils- related hazards, including soil erosion, expansive soils, slope <br /> stability, differential settlement, and subsidence that would affect future <br /> development allowed under the New General Plan. Implementation <br /> of New General Plan policies and programs designed to minimize geology <br /> and soils-related risks and hazards associated with new development, <br /> and requirements for project-specific environmental review for future <br /> development projects, would effectively reduce these potential impacts to <br /> less-than-significant level.. <br /> 4.7 Hazards and Hazardous Materials <br /> • Impact 4.7-1: Development allowed by the New General Plan would allow <br /> for the use, storage, generation, and disposal of hazardous materials, <br /> which could lead to the unauthorized release of hazardous materials or <br /> exposure of sensitive receptors to harmful emissions. Implementation <br /> of New General Plan policies and programs designed to minimize the risks <br /> ATTY/RESO/RESO.2055/ATTACHMENTI.A 6 <br /> 1 0/6/1 0 <br />
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