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Minutes - Joint San Leandro City Council/ Page - 9 - San Leandro Redevelopment Agency/ Alameda County Board of Supervisors Meeting - June 28, 1993 JOINT PUBLIC HEARING (continued) Brian McElroy, Urban Futures, said the redevelopment project EIR is general in nature, covers a large area and covers the general project. CEQA recognizes it is not a specific plan but deals with infrastructure concepts and overall goals of the redevelopment area. Because it is a program EIR, specific projects may require further environmental review. Large projects may be subject to further review. Determination can be conducted by City staff through the CEQA process. The EIR is a part of the packet; it is Section 3 of the binder. It contains both a copy of the draft with corrections and comments as well as responses to comments on those letters. Mr. McElroy read some of the findings: Findings have been prepared stating that none of the impacts will result in substantial impacts. Both Agency and Council find and determine that it will not have an adverse effect. Eight entities responded and their comments are included in the Final EIR. Subsequent comments on the EIR may be dealt with by staff, verbally or in writing, as wished by Council . He submitted documentation of his presentation for the record. Mayor Faria asked for questions by members of the City Council or the Agency on the Final Environmental Impact Report. He said the Final EIR, as submitted, would be made a part of the record as part of the Report of the Agency. June Catalano said Jack Segal would briefly summarize the Redevelopment Plan. Jack Segal said he summarized some of the features of the plan including the over 300 million in project dollars. During the initial years there will be funding for some of the projects. 20% of funds have to be used for affordable housing. Mayor Faria said the proposed Redevelopment Plan would be made a part of the record. June Catalano said, to complete the documents, she would like to have entered into the record the "Rules Governing Participation and Re-Entry Preferences for Owners, Businesses and Tenants in the Alameda County - City of San Leandro Redevelopment Projects," as said Rules have been adopted by the Agency. These Rules have previously been made available and discussed with the City Council and have also been available for public inspection. Mayor Faria said the Rules Governing Participation and Re-Entry Preferences for Owners, Businesses and Tenants in the Alameda County - City of San Leandro Redevelopment Project, as adopted by the Agency, would be made a part of the record. He said, if written comments were received on the Redevelopment Plan or Final EIR, they would be placed into the record. •