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CORNERSTONE AT SAN LEANDRO CROSSINGS <br />DRAFT MITIGATION MONITORING AND REPORTING PLAN <br />IMPACT <br />MITIGATION MEASURES REQUIRED <br />MONITORING <br />TIMING <br />RESPONSIBILITY <br />Hazards & Hazardous <br />Materials (Continued) <br />Mitigation Measure #23 (Continued) <br />Imported fill: To minimize the potential introduction of contaminated fill <br />Community Development and <br />Prior to Issuance of <br />onto the Sites, all imported fill shall have adequate documentation so it can be <br />Environmental Services <br />Grading Permit <br />verified that the fill source is appropriate for the Site's intended use. <br />Departments <br />Documentation shall include detailed information on previous land use of the <br />fill source, any Phase I Environmental Site Assessments performed and the <br />findings, and the results of any analytical testing performed. If no <br />documentation is available or the documentation is inadequate or if no <br />analytical testing has been performed, samples of the potential fill material <br />shall be collected and analyzed. The analyses selected shall be based on the <br />fill source and knowledge of the previous land use as determined by the <br />developer's environmental consultant. The sample frequency for potential fill <br />material shall be in accordance with that outlined in the Department of Toxic <br />Substances Control technical document titled, "Information Advisory on Clean <br />Imported Fill Material". The developer's environmental consultant shall <br />approve the use of imported fill. <br />Noise <br />9. The project will expose <br />Mitigation Measure #24: Common outdoor use areas and courtyards on Site <br />Community Development Director <br />Prior to Final Map <br />persons to or generation of <br />I that will contain residential land uses that are exposed to that are exposed to <br />and Chief Building Official <br />noise levels in excess of <br />noise sources exterior to the project shall be provided with noise mitigating <br />standards established in the <br />design features, such as architectural sound barriers and other noise mitigation <br />local general plan or noise <br />set forth in the Wilson Ihrig & Associates, Inc. Noise Study (July 15, 2008) in <br />ordinances, or applicable <br />accordance with CCR Title 24. Public or private balconies are exempt from <br />standards of other agencies_ <br />this requirement pursuant to the Downtown San Leandro TOD Strategy EIR <br />Se tember, 2007). <br />Transportation / Circulation <br />10 a, b and e. The project <br />Mitigation Measure #25: In order for the intersection of San Leandro <br />City Engineer <br />Prior to Final Map <br />will cause an increase in <br />Boulevard and Parrott Street to operate at an acceptable level of service, the <br />traffic, exceed a level of <br />intersection should be signalized. The project could contribute towards <br />service standard established <br />mitigation costs through transportation development impact fees or pay its fair <br />by the county congestion <br />share based on the proportion of project traffic added to the intersection. <br />management agency, result <br />in a change of traffic <br />Mitigation Measure #26: In order for the deficient 1-880/Marina Blvd_ <br />City Engineer <br />Prior to Final Map <br />patterns, increase hazards <br />interchange to operate at an acceptable level of service, the project shall contribute <br />due to a design feature or <br />towards mitigation costs through transportation development impact fees or pay its <br />result in inadequate <br />fair share based on the proportion of project traffic added to the interchange. <br />emergency access. <br />12 <br />