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8/25/2003
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as more fully stated in the Statement of Overriding Considerations in Section 3 of <br />the Resolution. <br />The potential impact of the Project as contemplated in the Higher <br />Occupancy Scenario would be similar to the potential impact of the Project as <br />proposed, because the construction activities of the Project as contemplated in <br />the Higher Occupancy Scenario would be similar to the construction activities of <br />the Project as proposed. Likewise, the mitigation measure would be similarly <br />effective with respect to the Project as proposed and the Project as contemplated <br />in the Higher Occupancy Scenario. <br />B. Mechanical Noise <br />Potential Impact: Under the proposed Project and the Higher <br />Occupancy Scenario, mechanical equipment associated with the new buildings <br />may exceed the noise limits in Redwood City's Noise Ordinance. (Potentially <br />Significant) <br />Mitigation: The following mitigation measure, as set forth in the <br />FEIR, is hereby adopted and will be implemented as provided in the Mitigation <br />Monitoring Program: <br />• Mitigation Measure NO -2.1 <br />Finding: Mitigation Measure NO -2.1 is feasible and would reduce <br />the potentially significant environmental impact described above to a less -than- <br />significant level. <br />The mitigation measure would reduce the significant impact <br />described above to a less- than - significant level by installing shielding and placing <br />equipment, at the direction of an acoustical engineer, so as to muffle noise and <br />distance equipment from sensitive receptors. In addition, the acoustical engineer <br />may require Kaiser to take additional steps to ensure that mechanical noise <br />emissions are reduced sufficiently to avoid a significant impact. <br />The potential impact of the Project as contemplated in the Higher <br />Occupancy Scenario would be similar to the potential impact of the Project as <br />proposed, because the mechanical equipment associated with the new buildings <br />of the Project as contemplated in the Higher Occupancy Scenario would be <br />similar to the mechanical equipment associated with the new buildings of the <br />Project as proposed. Likewise, the mitigation measure would be similarly <br />effective with respect to the Project as proposed and the Project as contemplated <br />in the Higher Occupancy Scenario. <br />C. Loading and Trash Compaction Noise <br />Potential Impact: Under the proposed Project and the Higher <br />Occupancy Scenario, noise generated by activities at the loading docks and <br />
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