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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 /> Attachrr e4P 24 <br /> 4.12 Public Services <br /> • Impact 4.12-1: The New General Plan allows for development that could <br /> increase the demand for fire protection and emergency services in the plan <br /> area. This increase could require additional staffing or expanded facilities <br /> over time to meet the increased demands. However, the New General <br /> Plan does not identify or directly permit any new fire protection or <br /> emergency facilities the construction of which could result in <br /> environmental impacts, and any such future facilities would be subject to <br /> environmental review pursuant to CEQA requirements. Therefore, this <br /> impact is expected to be less than significant. <br /> • Impact 4.12-2: The New General Plan allows for development that could <br /> increase the demand for police services in the plan area. This increase <br /> could require additional staffing or expanded facilities over time to meet <br /> the increased demands. However, the New General Plan does not identify <br /> or directly permit any new police services facilities the construction of <br /> which could result in environmental impacts,and any such future facilities <br /> would be subject to environmental review pursuant to CEQA <br /> requirements. Therefore, this impact is expected to be less than. <br /> significant. <br /> • Impact 4.12-3: The New General Plan allows for development that could <br /> increase the demand for schools and child care centers in the plan area. <br /> This increase could require additional staffing or expanded facilities over <br /> time to meet the increased demands. However, the New General Plan <br /> does not identify or directly permit any new school facilities the <br /> construction of which could result in environmental impacts, and any <br /> such future facilities would be subject to environmental review pursuant to <br /> CEQA requirements. Therefore, this impact is expected to be less than <br /> significant. <br /> • Impact 4.12-4: The New General Plan allows for development that could <br /> increase the demand for libraries in the plan area. This increase could <br /> require additional staffing or expanded facilities over time to meet the <br /> increased demands. However, the New General Plan does not identify or <br /> directly permit any new library facilities the construction of which could <br /> result in environmental impacts, and any such future facilities would be <br /> subject to environmental review pursuant to CEQA requirements. <br /> Therefore, this impact is expected to be less than significant. <br /> 4.13 Recreation, Parks and Open Space <br /> • Impact 4.13-1: The additional demands on existing parkland from the <br /> increased population allowed by adoption of the New General Plan would <br /> not cause a substantial physical deterioration of existing facilities, because <br /> • <br /> ATTY/RESO/RESO.2055/ATTACHMENTI.A 10 <br /> 10/6/10 <br />
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