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Environmental Impact EXHIBIT "D" MITIGATION MONITORING AND REPORTING PROGRAM FOR THE KAISER SAN LEANDRO MEDICAL CENTER / MIXED-USE RETAIL DEVELOPMENT PROJECT Mitigation Measures Monitoring Responsibility Implementation and Monitoring Timeline TRA 2. Under Cumulative plus Kaiser Mitigation Measure AQ -2.1 described in Section 3.2, Air Quality, would require See above See above Medical Center Phase 1 plus Mixed -Use implementation of a Transportation Demand Management (TDM) program. The Retail Development with Aladdin Avenue proposed TDM program would reduce project trips through increased use of conditions, the project would cause an alternative modes of transportation. This would help to reduce trips along 1-880. increase in the amount of vehicle traffic on would cause several intersections to degrade to substandard levels of service 1-880 during the AM and PM peak hours Implementation of Mitigation Measure TR -9.6 (modify the cycle length at the Marina of more than one percent of the freeway Boulevard/1-880 Southbound Ramps intersection and add an additional lane along segment's design capacity and also result the 1-880 southbound off -ramp). in queuing impacts to the southbound 1- The project applicants shall contribute fair -share funds towards improvements to the 880 offramp at Marina Boulevard during thereby resulting in significant impacts under cumulative conditions. the Saturday peak period. Determination and collection of issuance of building permits TR -13. Under Cumulative plus Kaiser Implementation of Mitigation Measures TR -1.1 to TR -1.4, TR -9.1 to TR -9.7, and TR- See above See above Medical Center Build -Out plus Mixed -Use 11.1 Retail Development conditions, the project would cause several intersections to degrade to substandard levels of service TR -13.1 Restripe the Westbound Approach Lanes at the Davis Street/Phillips Lane San Leandro Engineering & Kaiser shall either enter into Intersection. or increase traffic at locations that are Transportation Department, a public improvement already operating at substandard levels, The project applicants shall contribute fair -share funds towards improvements to the Land Use Division, agreement for these Transportation Section - improvements prior to thereby resulting in significant impacts under cumulative conditions. Davis Street/Phillips Lane intersection such that the westbound shared through -right lane shall be converted to an exclusive through lane to provide one left -turn lane, Determination and collection of issuance of building permits two through lanes, and one right -turn lane fair share sum for the Medical Center Buildout, or shall make fair - TR -13.2 Increase roadway capacity by adding a third left -turn lane on the westbound share payments prior to approach to Marina Boulevard/Merced Street intersection. issuance of certificates of occupancy for Medical Implementation of Mitigation Measures TR -1.1 and TR- 1.3 would mitigate impacts Center Buildout. during the AM and Saturday peak hours and improve the operations of the Marina Boulevard/Merced Street intersection. However, the intersection would continue to operate at a sub -standard level with LOS E. Therefore, the project sponsors shall contribute fair -share funds towards an increase in roadway capacity at the Marina Boulevard/Merced Street intersection by adding a third left -turn lane on the Marina Boulevard westbound approach and a third receiving southbound through lane on southbound Merced Street. TR-13.3Adiust the cycle length of the traffic signal at the Marina BoulevardNVayne Avenue intersection through an adaptive traffic signal system and convert the eastbound right -turn lane to a shared through -right lane Following the implementation of Mitigation Measures TR -1.1 and TR -9.2, the project sponsors shall contribute fair -share funds towards the modification of the cycle length through the adaptive signal system at the Marina BoulevardNVayne Avenue intersection. The traffic signal timing shall be modified to allow for optimized April 22, 2010 Kaiser Permanente San Leandro Medical Center and Mixed -Use Retail Development Project 17/22