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CITY OF SAN LEANDRO RE: ExhibitA-CONSISTENCY MEMORANDUM FOR THE SLTC MIXED-USE PROJECT (PLN26-oo67) JULY 27, 2017 Pace u ImpactsTable 3: Relevant Potential Project .. tion Measures Potential Impact 2002 General Plan Policies/Mitigation Corresponding 2o26 General Plan Compliance Measures* and 2007 TOD Strategy.EIR Policies/Mitigation Measures Mitigation Measures Implementation of engineering and building standards, review process, and its engineering and minimize risks based on the TOD Strategy should ensure that new construction is building standards, should ensure that hazards. The project would could result in designed to minimize the potential for new construction is designed to be required to comply with significant impacts damage. minimize the potential for damage. the recommendations related to expansive • General Plan Action EH -1.1.A: outlined in the geotechnical soils. Require soils and/or geologic report, as a condition of reports for development in approval, for soil subgrade preparation, soil subgrade areas where potentially serious stabilization, utilitytrench geologic risks exist. These backfill, exterior flatwork reports should address the subgrade preparation, vapor degree of hazard, design retarder, pavement design, parameters for the project rigid pavement, and non - based on the hazard, and vehicular concrete pavers, appropriate mitigation and seismic design. measures. Hazards and Hazardous Resources Implementation of General Plan Policy 33-02; Work with General Plan Policy EH -5.2: Work with The projectwould comply the TOD Strategy the appropriate county, regional, state, the appropriate county, regional, state, with Policy EH -5.3. to reduce could result in and federal agencies to develop and and federal agencies to develop and project impacts. Seethe significant impacts implement programsforhazardous implement programsforhazardous Hazards and Hazardous through the routine waste reduction, hazardous material waste reduction, hazardous material Resources discussion below. transport, use, or facility siting, hazardous waste handling facility siting, hazardous waste handling The project would dispose of disposal of and disposal, public education, and and disposal, public education, and hazardous materials as hazardous materials regulatory compliance. regulatory compliance. required by all appropriate orthrough the agencies. release of hazardous General Plan Policy02: Ensure that 33 General Plan PolicyEH-5.2: Ensure that 5 The project would comply materials into the the necessary steps are taken to clean the necessary steps are taken to cleanup with Policy EH -5.2 to reduce environment. up residual hazardous wastes on any residual hazardous wastes on any project impacts. Seethe contaminated sites proposed for contaminated sites proposed for Hazards and Hazardous redevelopment or reuse. redevelopment or reuse. Require soil Resources discussion below. evaluations as needed to ensure that The project would dispose of risks are assessed and appropriate hazardous materials as remediation is provided. required by all appropriate agencies. General Plan Policy 33.03: Require that General Plan Policy EH -5.3: Require The project would all hazardous material storage and that all hazardous material storage and implement Policy EH -5.3 to handling areas are designed to minimize handling areas are designed to minimize reduce project impacts. See the possibility of environmental the possibility of environmental the Hazards and Hazardous contamination and adverse off-site contamination and adverse off-site Resources discussion below. impacts. impacts. Enforce and implement The project would dispose of relevant state and federal codes hazardous materials as