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7.A. - Page 16 • To the south: Commercial and medium density residential use south of El Camino Real. • To the west: Office, commercial, recreational, and residential uses at various densities west of Brewster Avenue. Residential neighborhoods comprise most of the surrounding area. The residential neighborhoods east of the Downtown include primarily medium to high density residential uses. Light industrial, commercial and office uses dominate the corridors along Veterans Boulevard, Broadway, and El Camino Real. The Kaiser Permanente Hospital campus is located along Veterans Boulevard just outside the DTPP area. To the west of the Downtown, the Centennial and Arlington neighborhoods contain a mix of residential uses, ranging from low to high density, with office and commercial uses along El Camino ReaL Immediately south of Downtown in the Sequoia, Central, Palm and Oakwood neighborhoods, low to high density residential uses predominate, with several existing schools, places of assembly and parks. Predominantly commercial land uses lie to the north of the Downtown. The Project Site The proj ect site is near the center of the Downtown Precise Plan (DTPP) area, within the DTPP Entertainment District. Redwood City's primary entertainment area is across Middlefield from the site; this area includes the AMC theatres, the Fox Theatre, retail shops, restaurants, and Courthouse Square. The Sequoia Station shopping center is across the Caltrain tracks, the Redwood City Main Library and parking lot are across Jefferson, and City Hall is across the Middlefield/Jefferson intersection from the project site. 10. Other public a�encies whose approval is required (e.g., permits, financing approval, or participation agreement): None. Development will be subject to entitlements from the City of Redwood City. 7