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�� - 3q <br /> � Findings: Mitigation 7-3 is feasible and will help to partially mitigate <br /> _,�' Impact 7-3. However, mitigation of this impact to a less-than-significant level would <br /> require the addition of another southbound through lane to the freeway segment, which <br /> is not feasible be�ause this freeway widening would require multiple approvals from <br /> multiple jurisdictions beyond the authority of the City and would require resources <br /> beyond the capacity of any individ4al development project or the City. Therefore, the <br /> effect of the Project on this freeway segment during the AM peak hour is a significarrt <br /> unavoidable impact. <br /> D. Proiect Impact on Westbound SR 84. Counri Line to Universitv <br /> Avenue and Universitv Avenue to Willow Road Seaments — AM Peak <br /> Hour <br /> Potential Impact: The Project is expected to increase traffic volumes by <br /> more than one percent of capacity on Westbound SR 84, County Line to University <br /> Avenue and University Avenue to Willow Road during the AM peak hour, a period <br /> during which these segments already operate at an unacceptable level of service <br /> (Impact 7-4). <br /> Mitigation: The Project shall be required to implement a TDM program <br /> meeting the criteria set forth in Mitigation 7-2 (Mitigation 7-4). <br /> Findings: Mitigation 7� is feasible and will help to partially mitigate <br /> Impact 7-4. However, mitigation of this impact to a less-than-sign�cant level would <br /> — require the addition of another westbound through lane to both freeway segments, <br /> which is not feasible because this freeway widening would require multiple approvals <br /> from multiple jurisdictions beyond the authority of the City and would require resources <br /> beyond the capacity of any individual development project or the City. Therefore, the <br /> effect of the Project on this freeway segment during the AM peak hour is a sign�cant <br /> unavoidable impact. <br /> E. Proiect Impact on U.S. 101 Southbound Mixed-Flow Lanes. Whiaale <br /> Avenue to Woodside Road Seqment — PM Peak Hour <br /> Potential Impact: The Project is expected to increase traffic volumes by <br /> more than one percent of the U.S. 101 Southbound Mixed-Flow Lanes, Whipple Avenue <br /> to Woodside Road segmenYs capacity during the PM peak hour, a period during which <br /> traffic volume already exceeds capacity (Impact 7-5). <br /> Mitigation: The project applicant shall design and implement a TDM <br /> program meeting the criteria set forth in Mitigation 7-2 (Mitigation 7-5). <br /> Findings: Mitigation 7-5 is feasible and wiil help to partially mitigate <br /> Impact 7-5. However, mitigation of this impact to a less-than-significant level would <br /> require the addition of another southbound through lane to the freeway segment, which <br /> is not feasible because this freeway widening would require multiple approvals from <br /> multiple jurisdictions beyond the authority of the City and would require resources <br /> — beyond the capacity of any individual development project or the City. Therefore, the <br /> 1289\02�179278.2 9 <br /> AtlylResolReso.1470 � <br /> 052004 <br />
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