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CC Index - Document Type
Agenda Packet
Meeting Type
Joint
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City Council and Redevelopment Agency
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10/11/2010
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7.A <br /> Page 63 <br /> • No policy changes proposed <br /> General Plan Team Comments: <br /> • Minor information/clarification items <br /> • Updated data: <br /> o Greenhouse gases <br /> o Flood zone regarding Seaport Center <br /> • Added Policy BC-14.4: Adhere to City of Redwood City normal standards and <br /> procedures to implement the intent of this General Plan. <br /> • Addendum to Matrix <br /> O Parklet <br /> o High Speed Rail <br /> Draft EIR Conclusions <br /> OBJECTIVES: <br /> • Review Final EIR Findings <br /> + Receive Questions and Comments <br /> EIR Introduction: <br /> • CEQA <br /> • Program EIR <br /> • Timeline <br /> • Impact Analysis Findings: <br /> 0 3 Beneficial Impacts <br /> o 48 Less than Significant Impacts <br /> o 19 Less than Significant with Mitigation Impacts . <br /> o 4 Significant and Unavoidable Impacts <br /> • Alternatives <br /> Beneficial Impacts: <br /> • Land Use <br /> o Continued existing development patterns and infill development targeted <br /> along major transportation corridors would improve connectivity through <br /> enhanced bicycle, pedestrian, and transit access. <br /> • Transportation <br /> O New General Plan promotes walking and bicycling that would <br /> complement existing and planned pedestrian and bicycle facilities. <br /> O New General Plan promotes transit usage and accessibility that would <br /> complement existing and planned transit services within existing capacity. <br /> Less Significant Impacts: <br /> + Aesthetics <br /> • Agriculture and Forest Resources <br /> • Air Quality <br /> • Cultural Resources <br /> • Geology and Soils <br /> • Hazards and Hazardous Materials <br /> • Hydrology and Water Quality <br /> Page 4 of 12 <br />
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