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City, further delaying the response to a fire or other <br /> emergency. <br /> (iii) A growing community of single-family and multi-family <br /> dwellings presently exists on the easterly side of Highway <br /> 580, which is itself a potential physical barrier impeding <br /> response to a fire or other emergency. <br /> (iv) The two major north-south emergency response routes <br /> aside from the freeways are dependent upon bridges <br /> spanning San Leandro Creek. Failure of these bridges <br /> would isolate a heavily populated section of the City north <br /> of the creek. <br /> 4. In the event of uncontrolled fire, storage of hazardous materials is a major <br /> concern for the City. Our contention is storage outdoors with weather protection <br /> presents a significantly smaller hazard than indoor storage. This finding is based on <br /> our concern that the infrastructure of a building may be so damaged as to cause a fire. <br /> Whereas outdoor storage with proper setbacks would be less susceptible to the spread <br /> of fire. <br /> 5. The City Council hereby takes official notice of the General Plan (and all <br /> elements thereof) of the City of San Leandro, all documents on file with the City <br /> relating to the Alquist-Priolo Act Special Studies Zone and to plastic pipe and the <br /> 4 <br />