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POTENT [ALLY POTENTIALLY SIGNIFICANT LESS THAN No ISSUES SIGNIFICANT UNLESS SIGNIFICANT SOURCES MPACT ISSUES MITIGATION IMPACT INCORPORATED a El P.UB LLlC,SERVIC �ES�sW o'uld the pfojec[ in subst nhuhad erne p f tcaI mpacts assoc�Iatteed w h ttie�provlsloo' o l '- p�hys�cally� altered go e lneotal cl�lttle L 'td ed lfor oew� pbyst )t . t tered go a - ' meotal y fa \ {iamles'�,th , rcoastru A -4 1 . 3 lchkcaTild'cause�srgni -ar -' . t I C mental impacts m oi'der�to Finaintam *acceptable service mho's, .response:hmes orother.performance.obl fo[aat "oLthe. publ x '" c sera ,+� ._ .+ ces.tr3$n�t..:�t3 „ � ;Y a. Fire protection? X 1,2 b. Police protection? X 1,2 c. Schools? X 1,2,3 d. Parks? X 1,2 e. Other public facilities? X 1,2 EXPLANATION: a) Adoption of the General Plan consistency amendments would not affect the Alameda County Fire Department's ability to provide fire protection services to San Leandro and would not require new or physically altered fire stations. The development accommodated by the amendments has already been analyzed in the EIRs for the General Plan and the TOD Strategy. Both of these EIRs determined that fire protection impacts could be mitigated to less than significant levels. The amendments would not increase the quantity or location of development beyond the amount already permitted by the TOD Strategy. b) Adoption of the General Plan consistency amendments would not affect the San Leandro Police Department's ability to provide police protection services to San Leandro and would not require new or physically altered government facilities. The development accommodated by the amendments has already been analyzed in the EIRs for the General Plan and the TOD Strategy. Both of these EIRs concluded that police service impacts would be mitigated to less than significant levels. The amendments would not increase the quantity or location of development beyond the amount already permitted by the TOD Strategy. c) Educational services are provided to San Leandro residents by the San Leandro and San Lorenzo Unified School Districts. School capacity is presently an issue in the San Leandro School District, with a number of campuses operating over their design capacity. Future residential development facilitated by the TOD Strategy was determined to have an unavoidable significant impact in the TOD EIR adopted in 2007. A Statement of Overriding Considerations was adopted. Mitigation measures were also adopted and are being implemented on an ongoing basis. The General Plan amendment would incorporate already - permitted TOD -area growth into the General Plan for consistency purposes. It would not increase the amount of development beyond what was previously analyzed by the TOD Strategy EIR. No further impacts would result. d) Adoption of the General Plan consistency amendments would not affect the demand for parks or the City's ability to maintain its existing parks. The development accommodated by the amendments has already been analyzed in the EIRs for the General Plan and the TOD Strategy. Both of these EIRs concluded that impacts on parks would be reduced to less than significant levels by implementing General Plan policies. The proposed amendment would not affect existing General Plan policies on parks. The proposed amendment would also not increase development potential beyond the levels that was already analyzed in the certified TOD Strategy EIR. e) Adoption of the General Plan consistency amendments would not affect other public facilities, including libraries, City administrative facilities, and public works maintenance yards. The impact of future growth on these facilities was previously analyzed in the General Plan EIR and TOD Strategy EIR and was determined to be less than significant due to policies incorporated in the General Plan. These policies would not change as a result of the proposed amendments. • TOD and Housing Element General Plan Consistency Amendments January 2011 ' Page 20