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IMPACT <br />WILL THE PROJECT: Less Than <br /> Potentially Significant Less Than <br /> Cumulative Significant With Significant No Source <br /> Impact Mitigation Impact Impact <br /> Incorporation <br />V. Cultural Resources, continued <br />c) Directly or indirectly destroy a unique ~ ~ ~ ~ ® 11 12, <br />paleontological resource or site or unique 26 <br />geologic feature? <br />d) Disturb any human remains, including ~ ~ ~ ~ ® 11,12, <br />those interred outside of formal 26 <br />cemeteries? <br />Discussion: <br />V(a): The updated Housing Element advocates the replacement of marginal commercial and industrial uses with residential <br />uses. This is consistent with the adopted Midtown Specific Plan and the current General Plan. <br />A number of the City's older commercial and industrial sites contain potentially historic buildings. Increased pressure to use <br />these sites for housing, as advocated in the Housing Element, could result in a loss of historic resources. The City currently <br />requires that developers implement provisions to protect unique historic and archaeological resources discovered on <br />construction sites. It also requires that historic buildings be safeguarded from demolition or inappropriate alterations. These <br />requirements would continue to apply after the Housing Element is adopted. <br />The Midtown Specific Plan EIR enumerated several mitigation measures to further protect historic resources, including <br />resources which might be threatened by future housing development. These include compliance with Secretary of the Interior <br />Standards for the treatment of historic properties, ongoing review of development along Penitencia Creek for potential impacts <br />to archaeological resources, and requirements to protect unique resources (including human remains) that maybe accidentally <br />uncovered during construction. All of these impacts were deemed mitigatable to a less than significant le gel by the Midtown <br />Plan EIR. <br />VI. GEOLOGY AND SOILS: <br />Would the project: <br />a) Expose people or structures to potential ~ ~ ~ ® ~ 11, 12, <br />substantial adverse effects, including the 26 <br />risk of loss, injury, or death involving: <br />i) Rupture of a known earthquake fault, ~ ~ ~ ® ~ 8 <br />as delineated on the most recent 11 <br />12 <br /> <br />Alquist-Priolo Earthquake Fault , <br />, <br />26 <br />Zoning Map issued by the State <br />Geologist for the area or based on <br />other substantial evidence of a known <br />fault? Refer to Division of Mines and <br />Geology Special Publication 42. <br />Initial Study* San Leandro Housing Element Update* Page 10 November 12, 2002 <br />
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