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EXHIBIT "D" MITIGATION MONITORING AND REPORTING PROGRAM FOR THE KAISER SAN LEANDRO MEDICAL CENTER / MIXED-USE RETAIL DEVELOPMENT PROJECT Monitoring Responsibility Implementation and Environmental Impact Mitigation Measures Monitoring Timeline achieved. Recommended vibration reduction measures provided by the site-specific engineering assessment shall be incorporated into the design and construction of the proposed project. These reduction measures could include pile driving techniques that have a lower potential for vibration impacts such as vibratory pile driving, pre -drilled pile holes, etc., as recommended by the consultant. The effectiveness of the vibration control measures shall be verified by vibration monitoring measurements during pile -driving activities. NO -3. New on-site sensitive receptors at NO -3.1 Require More Detailed Acoustical Analysis For Multi -Family Housing Or the Kaiser Medical Center and the Mixed- Hotel Uses. Use Retail Development could be Services Division building permit, review the exposed to noise above acceptable levels Per the City of San Leandro General Plan Policy 36.03, new development near an for multi -family residential units, which arterial shall be required to incorporate site planning and architectural design would result in a potentially significant measures that reduce the exposure of future building occupants to traffic noise. The impact. Additionally, Build -Out of the project sponsor of the Mixed -Use Retail Development shall have an acoustical Kaiser Medical Center would locate analysis prepared for the site by a qualified acoustical engineer to ensure that hospital facilities closer to 1-880, thereby feasible site planning and architectural design measures are incorporated into the potentially exposing sensitive receptors to residential or hotel areas to reduce exterior noise levels per the City General Plan. noise above acceptable levels. Measures to achieve acceptable noise levels may include adjusting the configuration standards. The recommendations of the acoustical analysis, or their equivalents as of the residential or hotel buildings and placing exterior living areas such as balconies away from high traffic roadways. Recommendations from the report shall be submitted to the City for approval prior to issuance of a building permit. NO -3.2 Provide Exterior -To -Interior Noise Reduction Features For Phase 1 And Build -Out Of The Kaiser Medical Center To Meet An Interior Noise Standard Of 45 dBA. Prior to the City's issuing building permits, the project applicant (Kaiser) shall submit to the City noise analyses prepared by a qualified acoustical engineer that demonstrate that the proposed hospital structures will include adequate exterior -to - interior noise reduction features to meet interior noise level standards of 45 dBA CNEL for patient areas. Noise reduction features may include, but are not limited to, building siting, upgraded insulation, sound -rated windows and doors, sound -rated exterior wall assemblies, and acoustical caulking. San Leandro Planning Services Division, pursuant to required subsequent environmental review for the mixed-use retail development site San Leandro Building and Safety Services Division At such time a development plans for the mixed-use retail development site are proposed Prior to the City's issuing building permits, review the noise analyses to ensure that proposed hospital structures will include adequate exterior -to -interior noise reduction features to meet interior noise level standards of 45 dBA CNEL for patient areas. NO -4. Mechanical equipment associated NO -4.1 Shield or Enclose Roof -Mounted Mechanical Equipment. San Leandro Building and Safety Prior to the issuance of a with the proposed project would be Services Division building permit, review the located throughout the project site. Noise The project sponsors shall shield or enclose rooftop and other mechanical acoustical analysis to ensure generated by mechanical equipment equipment. Prior to the issuance of a building permit, an acoustical analysis shall be that any proposed could have a potentially significant impact prepared by a qualified professional to ensure that any proposed mechanical mechanical equipment are in on on-site sensitive receptors. equipment, such as roof mounted heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) compliance with applicable systems or other mechanical equipment, are in compliance with applicable noise noise standards, and that the standards. The recommendations of the acoustical analysis, or their equivalents as recommendations of the April 22, 2010 Kaiser Permanente San Leandro Medical Center and Mixed -Use Retail Development Project 12/22