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intersection is stop-controlled. If this leg of the intersection is intended as a pedestrian crossing, then at-grade treatment should be considered (e.g., textured pavement, pavers, etc.). - No other changes to the proposed lane geometry are recommended. In addition to these recommendations, the City will add the following mitigation measure: - Warning signs and vandal-resistant fencing should be installed to prevent trespassers from accessing the railroad right-of--way. Comments from Lisa Carboni, District Branch Chief, Department of Transportation Comment No. 2: The Department of Transportation stated that as lead agency, the City of San Leandro is responsible far all project mitigation, including any needed improvements to State highways. The project's fair share contribution, financing, scheduling, and implementation responsibilities as well as lead agency monitoring should be fully discussed for all proposed mitigation measures and the project's traffic mitigation fees should be specifically identified in the environmental document. Any required roadway improvements should be completed prior to issuance of project occupancy. permits. An encroachment permit is required when the project involves work in the State's right of way (ROVE. The Department will not issue an encroachment permit until their concerns are adequately addressed. It is strongly recommended that the lead agency ensure resolution of the Department's CEQA concerns prior to submittal of the encroachment permit application. Response: There are no improvements associated with the proposed project affecting any State highways, including Davis Street, which is the closest State highway in proximity to the project. Comment 2A: As part of the Downtown San Leandro Transit-Oriented Development Strategy Area, the Department previously commented on the Final Environmental Impact Report and requested the 95-percentile queue length and storage length traffic impact analysis and requested this analysis for their review. Response: Please see the requested information in the attached document. San Leandro Crossings MND January 12, 2009 2