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.:=:. average commute time was over 30 minutes 100&.24 And over 75% oftbose commutes were made by commuteR driving alone (22,799 out of30,284), whereas only 7.5% of those trips.were made by transit. walking or biking. The TOO Plan anticipateS 120,800 square feet of retail. 718,200 square feet of commercial and 2,2S0 jobs to be added oyer the next 30 years. The new jobs will be concentrated in the educationlhealthlsocial service sectors. as well as retail and office sectors.25 The majority of these Jobs wlll not provide incomes suffICient to afford market...-atc housinl in the City, with quite. few beinSlow- waac positions that would require employees to seek housing outslclc of the city limits or to live in over- crowded or substandard living conditions. The DEIR must analyze the cnvirmuncntal and economic consequences ofJhe TOO Plan's (and it a(temativ~ irnpacr on the iobslhousUu: balance. This discussion should include the TOO Plan' s imoact tnlnsgortalion needs of low-income. moderate-income and hip-income e1DDlovees workinl! ba the downtown. 11. Summary of Rcquested Studies iD lbe EIR We request the following studies be done to fully assess the cnvironmen~l, housing, health. sociaJ and economic impa<<..'ts of the TOO Plan discussed above. I. A~-.I'y~ how tbe TOO Plan housing production under altemative development scenarios impacts the City's ability to comply with housinl needs in the Regional Housing Needs Determination and housing.calll in the City's General Plan, Housing Element and other local, Regional and State Plans. . In this analysis. disaggregate housine needs and housing production by income and household size . In this analysis, COR51der the boosina needs created by employment that will result from the 1'00 Plan. . In Ibis anatysis, consider that the TOD area is the focus for much of the city's anticipated Irowth, overlaps with two Redevelopment Areas and hOltS sites identified in the Housing Element. 2. Analyze the potential for indirect or market force residential displaoement under alternative clevelopment scenarios oftbe TOD Plan. · In this analysis, aucss how the interpretation of the TOO Plan pOlicy, which.reads, Many low income units displaced by new development should be replaced within the project or on another sile within the TOO area" affects diJplacoment. M8Inina. iftbi. policy 1M Data fitJm AssoclUlon of Bay Area OovemlllOD1S, 2000 Ceuua. ~:IIftp"".ca.eov/pulllmlOlooalUl1OOOlCTPPlGowdalllCTPP2000 _ CaUfomla_PlIceFlo'w_SdVan.zip City of San L-.dro, DtM",fNn Sa LHtrtJro rlYllUIt-OrUml<2006. 4J6 lP Street. SuIIe '12OS, o.JdaN, CA _12 (S10) D9-9J1O . Fax: (510) """'to www.~ StlEt ~d J.~J.I~ ~ et966U9tS 6S:~t L99~/~~/89