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9/9/2013
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EXHIBIT D 09/09/2013 <br /> MONITORING VERIFICATION <br /> IDENTIFIED IMPACT RELATED MITIGATION MEASURE Implementation Monitoring and Timing Signature Date <br /> Pe1'fOrmanCe Crlterla Entity Verification Entity Requirements <br /> Impact 7-10: Near Term Plus Project Mitigation 7-10(a). The signalization of the Applicant fair share or City Prior to building <br /> Impact on 5th Avenue/Bay Road 5th Avenue/Bay Road intersection is a payment of Traffic permit issuance that <br /> Intersection. Under Near Term Plus Project transportation project included in the City's Impact Fee would result in <br /> conditions during the PM peak hour, project 2000 Traffic Impact Fee Program(TIF). 1,370,785 total <br /> traffic would cause the intersection to Payment by the project applicant of its City square feet in <br /> degrade from LOS C(21.8 seconds delay)to Traffic Impact Fee in effect at time of Precise Plan Blocks <br /> LOS E(38.4 seconds delay). In addition,this payment and issuance of a building permit A-E. Refer to <br /> intersection would have peak hour volume (or alternatively applicanYs full funding or Stanford Precise <br /> increases large enough under both peak construction of the improvement subject to Plan, Chapter IV, <br /> hours to satisfy the peak hour signal warrant. potential reimbursement as provided in the Intersection <br /> According to City guidelines,these changes Precise Plan)would mitigate this impact. Improvements Table. <br /> would constitute a signii►cant project To mitigate the projecYs impact at the <br /> impact. intersection of 5th Avenue and Bay Road, If,at the time this <br /> the intersection would need to be improvement is <br /> signalized. (5th Avenue is considered required,the <br /> north-south and Bay Road is considered improvement has not <br /> east-west.) No further improvements would yet been constructed <br /> be required. With this improvement,the and the City <br /> level of service(LOS)at this intersection determines that other <br /> would improve to an acceptable LOS B development has not <br /> during both peak hours. yet significantly <br /> contributed to the <br /> or need for the <br /> improvement,then <br /> the applicant shall <br /> fully fund or construct <br /> the improvement, <br /> subject to potential <br /> reimbursement for <br /> improvement costs <br /> that exceed the <br /> applicanYs fair share. <br /> Refer to Precise <br /> Plan, Chapter III, <br /> Capital <br /> Improvements. <br /> Mitigation 7-10(b). Mitigation of the Applicant fair share or City Prior to building <br /> projecYs impact at the intersection of 5th payment of Traffic permit issuance that <br /> Avenue and Bay Road would require the Impact Fee would result in <br /> conversion of the all-way stop controlled 1,370,785 total <br /> intersection to a single lane roundabout. square feet in <br /> The existing road widths at 5th Avenue and Precise Plan Blocks <br /> Bay Road would allow up to an 85-foot- A-E. Refer to <br /> diameter roundabout. If the design work Stanford Precise <br /> shows that the 85-foot-diameter Plan, Chapter IV, <br /> roundabout would not require the Intersection <br /> acquisition of additional right-of-way and Improvements Table. <br /> Page 8 `� r 1106721FElRIMMRP Checklist(10672J.doc <br /> RESO. 15294 <br /> MUFF#100 <br />
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