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4.12 Cultural Resources Data Barry Miller, The Planning Center I DC&E, and Tom Origer & Associates will prepare a summary of cultural resources in San Leandro, including historic and archaeological resources, and cultural programs. Barry Miller previously prepared General Plan level documentation of historic resources for the 2002 General Plan (Chapter 6). This information will be updated, and expanded to cover archaeological resources and other important historic data not previously addressed. Tom Origer & Associates will examine records from the Northwest Information Center of the California Historical Resources Information System. In addition, a request for information and consultation will be made to the Native American Heritage Commission (pursuant to SB 18) and to local tribes and individuals. Local, State, and federal policies, laws and regulations regarding the treatment of cultural resources will be summarized. 4.13 Community Services and Facilities Data The Planning Center I DC&E and Barry Miller will provide a narrative description of existing water, sewer, storm drainage, solid waste, and recycling services; as well as an assessment of police, fire/EMS, school, child care, senior, and library services. This will provide the foundation for updating Chapter 8 of the General Plan. As part of this task, the project team will interview staff in appropriate City departments, the San Leandro and San Lorenzo Unified School Districts, and local utilities. The intended level of detail will be suitable for both the General Plan and the EIR. The task will include the collection and presentation of data on police and fire response times, fire -fighting equipment, crime, and types of service calls. School District data would include a facility inventory, a summary of current enrollment and enrollment trends, and a description of long-term capital improvement plans. Facility planning and management issues, and the joint use of school facilities for civic and recreational purposes would also be covered. Private school and child care facilities also will be addressed. Existing water and sewer systems will be described, and issues relating to infiltration/ inflow, and system maintenance, pressure, and pipe replacement will be covered. Information on the City's solid waste collection services will include a discussion of source reduction, recycling, yard waste collection, and construction and demolition debris disposal. New information would be added on the City's recent fiber optic and communication infrastructure improvements.