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City of San Leandro Bay Fair TOD Zoning Update and Minor Specific Plan Amendments Project 10 Efficient and Shared Parking. Implement parking management solutions that most efficiently use parking resources, including sharing of public and private parking spaces between different uses, and sharing between different use types such as residential, office, and commercial. 11 BART and Bus Station Improvement. Support and improve the Bay Fair BART and bus stations as integral amenities for the surrounding neighborhoods, the City, the County, and the region. 12 Zoning Aligned with Community Vision. Ensure future zoning is aligned with the community vision, while allowing flexibility to adjust to changing trends and land ownership. 13 Local and Regional Destination. Provide attractive and usable public space, outdoor dining, public art and dynamic retail experiences to create central gathering places that serve local and regional populations. 14 Infrastructure. Improve and maintain basic infrastructure such as roads, landscaping, stormwater management facilities, flood control, and water, sewer, gas, lighting, and telecommunications service/high-speed fiber optics and wireless broadband services, including support for both community (i.e., San Leandro WiFiber, which is the City's free and public Wi-Fi service ) and commercial(i.e., Comcast, AT&T, Lit San Leandro) networks. 15 Environmental Sustainability. Create a sustainable urban environment that incorporates green building features, green infrastructure and ecology, sustainable energy systems, water efficiency and conservation, and sustainable transportation systems. Bay Fair TOD Specific Plan EIR The City certified the Final Environmental Impact Report for the Specific Plan in February 2018 ("2018 EIR"). The 2018 EIR evaluated potential environmental consequences of implementation of the Specific Plan. Alternatives and mitigation measures were identified to reduce or avoid potential adverse environmental effects associated with the implementation of the Specific Plan. The EIR assumed that by 2035 the Specific Plan could accommodate up to 2,540 housing units and 300,000 square feet of office space, as well as the removal of an estimated 161,000 square feet of retail space, resulting in 725 net new jobs and a population increase of 7,239 residents in 2035. The 2018 EIR determined that the proposed policies of the Specific Plan would avoid or eliminate all potentially significant impacts associated with implementation of the Specific Plan, with the exception of significant and unavoidable traffic impacts. Subsequent discretionary actions that propose changes or potential project -specific impacts not covered in the 2018 EIR would warrant additional project -specific environmental review, as required by CEQA. City of San Leandro General Plan The City of San Leandro General Plan provides a vision for the future of the city and a strategy for implementation. This includes designated and defining land uses throughout the city. City of San Leandro Zoning Code and Zoning Map The City of San Leandro Zoning Code ("Zoning Code") provides zoning regulations that guide and regulate development across the city. The Zoning Code defines the different zoning districts, lists the various uses allowed in each district, and describes the required approval processes required to