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side of that construction project. And if somebody believes that just a circulation plan is going to address that they are crazy -and you heard it from me. Mayor Corbett: If I could...I think we can ask the City Attorney for his wisdom on how to come up with a solution to this issue of the previous negotiation and where we are now to ensure that we get the mitigation that we are talking about. Because that's the bottom line. City Attorney Meyers: Thank you Mayor. Bob Taylor used a very important phrase when he said it's important for the Council to make a record of its action tonight. If a majority of the Council wishes to authorize its delegate to vote in favor of this agreement and that same majority shares the concerns of Council Member Glaze, relative to the impacts on Lewelling, then it would be wise for you to list out those items that you think are appropriate mitigation measures that should be both addressed in the subsequent EIR and which will be conditions of the encroachment permit to be issued by the City. That way your representative has a basis upon which to inform the rest of the EBDA Board that that's the basis of his vote and that also establishes a track record. So, that when the EIR comes through and the encroachment permit comes through, the staff understands what the Council's concerns are and can start developing, in more detail, those mitigation measures. As to traffic mitigation, Hayward negotiated a general traffic mitigation payment of some $ lOM. That's for all of the traffic associated with growth that will result from the increase in sewage capacity available to the valley. That's not to say, however, that you can't request traffic mitigation that is specific to the effects of October 20, 1997 -Verbatim Transcript, Item 6.A 17