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(d) Further consideration of the potential to use Lit San Leandro for <br />"Internet of Things" and "Smart City" applications that benefit both the <br />public and private sectors. <br />Page 6-1 Replace shoreline photo with a photo where the rocky fill and mud is less <br />prominent. (staff) <br />Page 6-18 Remove photo of San Leandro Creek, since it is duplicative of photo on prior <br />page. (staff) <br />Page 6-26 Crop photo of red fox to reduce the prominence of rip -rap along Estudillo <br />Channel (staff) <br />Page 6-52 Edit Policy OSC-5.2 as follows (8/25 Planning Commission): <br />Policy OSC-5.2: Creekside Development. Require new development <br />adjacent to San Leandro Creek to maintain setbacks from the top of the <br />creek bank, dedicate public access easements for Creekside amenities, <br />and where appropriate, undertake improvements such as erosion control, <br />habitat restoration, vegetation management, bank stabilization, and trail <br />dedication. Development and/or recreational improvements along the <br />creek should be coordinated with appropriate state and federal resource <br />agencies. <br />Page 6-60 Edit Action OSC-7.8.B as follows (Ouborg): <br />Action OSC-7.8.B: Green Building Incentives and Requirements <br />Pursue additional measures to incentivize or require green building <br />practices for major remodels and new construction, such as establishing <br />minimum certification levels within the appropriate green building <br />protocols (such as Green Point Rated or LEED ©) or developing voluntary <br />standards which exceed those of the California Green Building Code. <br />Options include the development of sustainabilitv_"idelines which <br />encourage additional energy-saving measures, environmentally <br />vreferable building materials, green roofs, rainwater harvesting and <br />other sustainable design princesles. <br />General Plan Addendum's August 26, 2016 Page 9 <br />