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City Council
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11/18/2013
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8.A. - Page 18 ;hanges" in environmental circumstances. (Appeal I.G.4, I.I.-1.1.3, I.K, <br /> I.M, II.A-G). <br /> Citv's Response: <br /> 1 . The City properly relies on the DTPP EIR which was completed and <br /> certified in compliance with CEQA. <br /> The DTPP EIR process included a public scoping meeting as well as public hearings. It <br /> also included a thorough and exhaustive review of the historical resources due to the <br /> CEQA litigation regarding preservation of historical resources. <br /> 2. There is no requirement for additional CEQA review based on the <br /> AppellanYs assertion that it is the "first in the implementation of the <br /> DPP that poses the stark contrast between a ten story tower and <br /> cluster of historic buildinqs" (Appeal, Item I.G.4). <br /> The Appellant has mistakenly aligned the CEQA term "individual projecY' with his term <br /> "the first in the implementation of the DPP". The certified EIR has thoroughly evaluated <br /> this issue regarding impacts to historical resources (EIR, PP. 7-41 , Mitigation 7-4 which <br /> has been implemented via Richard Brandi's historic review) and page 1-2 (EIR <br /> Approach and Assumptions). <br /> In addition, the Appellant refers to the Project being adjacent to a "historic districY', or a <br /> "recognized boundary of a landmark districY' or a "landmark" (Appeal, II.E, II.F, II.G). As <br /> discussed in Master Response I.A.2a of this Staff Report, the Project is not adjacent to <br /> a historic district, and furthermore "Resource KK" (605 Middlefield) is not in, or adjacent <br /> to a designated historic district, nor is it a "Historic Resource to be Preserved". See <br /> DTPP, Historic Preservation Regulations Map. <br /> 3. The Proiect meets all DTPP standards as evaluated in the DTPP EIR <br /> and has underqone additional review, includinq, but not limited to <br /> HRAC and AAC review. <br /> As discussed in Master Response 1 , the Project meets all DTPP standards and <br /> regulations. The Initial Study Checklist (IS) was also prepared to consider whether any <br /> new environmental effects not identified in the DTPP EIR might be created by <br /> construction and operation of the 525 Middlefield project in accordance with CEQA <br /> Guidelines (Section 15168-- EIR), the certified DTPP EIR, the adopted DTPP, and <br /> additional plans, documents, and evaluations prepared for the Project. The results of <br /> the IS concluded that there would be no new environmental effects not identified in the <br /> DTPP EIR that would necessitate a new CEQA analysis (see Attachment 2). <br /> 4. The DTPP EIR traffic analvsis does not assume the "Recommended <br /> New City StreeY' connectinq the two portions of Bradford Street. <br /> The Appellant asserts that the EIR should have "considered" that Bradford Street be <br /> open "to allow traffic to cross through the Downtown area in ways currently blocked by <br /> County buildings" (see Appeal, Item I.M). The DTPP traffic analysis (DTPP EIR, <br /> Chapter 9) does not assume that the "Recommended New City StreeY' connect the two <br /> portions of Bradford. Any potential connection would require additional CEQA analysis. <br /> Page 18 <br />
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