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San Leandro General Pfan Update <br />Mitigation Monitoring Program <br />Adopted May 6, 2002 <br />..` on+~l~le AlloritQrin <br />Impatf Mittgation IVleasures ~ ~ tler~fied; <br />' <br /> <br />>*ar#y & ~ <br />~llirl~ Ftes~onsif~~k;ty <br /><: . <br />A. Land Use <br />A5: The redesignation of general A5.1: Prior to the rezoning of any land along the Staff to oversee Community <br />industrial areas for light industry, and of East 14`x, MacArthur, Washington Avenue, and study at time of any Development Dept. <br />commercial areas for "mixed use", could San Leandro $oulevard corridors for "mixed use" proposed rezoning. <br />displace long-time uses and increase the development, undertake an analysis of the number East 14th Street <br />potential for conflicts between , and extent of existuig uses that would become non- South Area Study <br />established heavy industry and newer conforming. If necessary, develop zoning underway. <br />light industrial uses-or established provisions and other programs to reduce the <br />commercial uses and new residential potential for hardships resulting from the new <br />uses in mixed use projects. <br />- - zoning designation. <br />- <br /> - <br />A5.2: Prior to the rezoning of any land in the West <br />Staff to oversee <br />Community <br /> San Leandro and South of Marina areas from study at time of any Development Dept. <br /> "Industrial-General" fo "Industrial-Light," proposed rezoning. <br /> undertake an analysis of the number and extent of <br /> existing uses that would become non-conforming. <br /> If necessary, develop zoning provisions and other <br /> programs to reduce the potential for hardships <br /> resulting from the new zoning designation. <br />I <br />B. Population and Housing ~ <br />B2: The General Plan's bushiess B2: Adopt the Housing Element within 6 months City Staff; Housing Community <br />development policies could result a job of General Plan adoption, including programs to I Element Update in Development Dept. <br />growth rate that substantially exceeds develop new or expanded funding sources for process with <br />housing production, leading to further affordable housing production- anticipated adoption <br />imbalances between jobs and housing in in Summer 2002. <br />the Bay Area. <br />page 7 of 4 <br />