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MITIGATION MONITORING AND REPORTING PROGRAM FOR THE KAISER SAN LEANDRO MEDICAL CENTER /MIXED-USE RETAIL DEVELOPMENT PROJECT Environmental Impact Mitigation Measures Monitoring Responsibility Implementation and Monitoring Timeline actuated-coordinated phasing sequence and timings through the adaptive traffic signal system along the Marina Boulevard and Merced Street corridors. The project sponsors shall also contribute faire-share funds towards the conversion of the eastbound right-turn lane to a shared through-right lane. TR-14. Under Cumulative plus Kaiser Mitigation Measure AO-2.1 described in Section 3.2, Air Quality, would require See above See above Medical Center Build-Out plus Mixed-Use implementation of a Transportation Demand Management (TDM) program. The Retail Development conditions, the project proposed TDM program would reduce project trips through increased use of would cause an increase in the amount of alternative modes of transportation. This would help to reduce trips along I-880. vehicle traffic on I-880 of more than one .percent of the freeway segment's design Implementation of Mitigation Measure TR-9.6 (modify the cycle length at the Marina capacity and also result in queuing Boulevard/I-880 Southbound Ramps intersection and add an additional lane along impacts to the southbound I-880 off-ramp the I-880 southbound off-ramp). at Marina Boulevard during the Saturday peak period. TR-15. Under Cumulative plus Kaiser Implementation of Mitigation Measures TR-1.1 through TR-1.4, TR-9.1 through TR- See above See above Medical Center Build-Out plus Mixed-Use 9.7, Tr-11.1, and TR-13.1 through TR-13.3. Retail Development with Aladdin Avenue Extension conditions, the project would TR-15.1 Modify the cycle length of the traffic signal at the Marina Boulevard/Alvarado San Leandro Engineering & Kaiser shall either enter into cause several intersections to degrade to Street intersection through the adaptive traffic signal system for the Marina Transportation Department , a public improvement substandard levels of service or increase Boulevard corridor and the Merced Street corridor and add an additional westbound Land Use Division, agreement for these traffic at locations that are already lane. Transportation Section - improvements prior to operating at substandard levels, thereby Determination and collection of issuance of building permits resulting in significant impacts under The project sponsors shall contribute fair-share funds towards improvements to the fair share sum for the Medical Center cumulative conditions. Marina Boulevard/Alvarado Street intersection such that the cycle length, and Buildout, or shall make fair- phasing sequence and timings at the intersection shall be modified as part of the share payments prior to adaptive traffic signal system for the Marina Boulevard and Merced Street corridors issuance of certificates of in the AM and PM peak hour (see Mitigation Measure TR-1.1). In addition, the east occupancy for Medical leg of the intersection shall be widened to add one westbound through lane and Center Buildout, only under provide one left-turn lane, two through lanes and one shared through-right lane. Aladdin Avenue Extension TR-15.2 Modify the actuated-uncoordinated signal timing and add a dedicated scenario southbound right turn lane at the Aladdin Avenue/Alvarado Street intersection. The project sponsors shall contribute fair-share funds towards improvements at the Aladdin Avenue/Alvarado Street intersection such that the cycle length of the actuated-uncoordinated signal timing shall be optimized and a dedicated southbound right turn lane shall be added. TR-16. Under Cumulative plus Kaiser Mitigation Measure AQ-2.1 described in Section 3.2, Air Quality, would require See above See above Medical Center Build-Out 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 April 22, 2010 Kaiser Permanente San Leandro Medical Center and Mixed-Use Retail Development Project 18/22