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City Council
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9/23/2013
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-11- <br />8.A. - Page 479 <br />WHEREAS, on Qcivber 10, 2011, the Commission consfdeted the' <br />potential environnnerMs impar of the Residential Hill's, Zor Text'': <br />Amendment as downs wiled In an addendum to :he cer#1 W Environmental <br />Irnpad Rapcxt (EIR) tear the Ckys General Plan rAdclendurn7 pursuant .lo the <br />provisions of to California EmAronmerM Qualify Ad prepared by UM Ci€y's <br />Planning DhAsion and based upon #0 +review of the propo& i Draft €tesidenUal <br />Hillside ais#riCt Zoning Ordinance Arnendmant, the 2010 FEIR for U* General <br />Placa, and the LEGA GLOslines Secom 15108(c)(2) and Section 15182, the <br />Planning Commission of Redwood Cky hemby finds ft foWing: <br />. On OcWer 11, of 2010, the City of Redwood Ck Council certh%d the: <br />Final Program Environmental Impeot RVort (r -MR) for tM New Geneml <br />Plan for Redwood City ('tate Clearinghouse No. 2010062034). The City i <br />Council also adopt by resvlullon the New Gen9mi Plan, which <br />iispresentad a comprehenshm upstate of the docurnent. <br />2. The FEIR Idenfflied the folloNving unavoidabe significant environmental <br />effects associated with the adoption and long --term Impiemer matlon of the <br />General Ian: <br />Air Quality Impact 4.3-1: 7be projected population grcWh allowed by the <br />New C.eneml Flan would be lammistent vWth growth prajecdons in ft <br />ourrent regional Cleen Air Pian,. in M ft projected popuWlion allowed by <br />the Oew Geneml Plan mould Increase at a Umter rale than regional <br />projections ufted vAthin the Clean Air Alan. <br />Transportation lmpect 4.144: Now development awed tinier the New <br />General Plan oculd cause an Increase In traffic that is substantia! In <br />relation to the mfttiny #raft load and capackf of the roadway sysilern and <br />result in unaweptable servfce imok on some roa*ray vegments basest <br />on curre:rt LDS policy. <br />Utilities Impact 4.16-4: Devefopment alknwd by the New General Alan <br />could generate an Inmase in future demand fox wafer supply that Is not <br />anticipated to be fury met by the CIVs existing end future water wpplles. <br />Global Climate Change Impact 4.16-2: Tiv Now General Plan would <br />allow for new €ienibpmard to occur in sraas ftt may be subjected to tidal <br />inundation fi sea lex/el rises; this sound Alice additional people and <br />structures at elawated risk of exposure to flood hazards asses with <br />brig -term sea morel rise. <br />3. The Cite adoplsd a statement of overriding considerations with regmd to <br />such unsvoldable signiAm t ernair+onrnentaf effect. <br />1111911 <br />2 <br />
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