Reso 2022-085 Approving Third Addendum and Planning Entitlements

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with single family homes and townhomes, and other site improvements, in compliance with applicable requirements. The Project will not be detrimental to the public health, safety or welfare and will not be detrimental to properties or improvements in the vicinity or to the general welfare of the City because the Project was thoroughly evaluated through a comprehensive environmental impact report and three addenda to that report, which included multiple technical studies. The Project is subject to a Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program (MMRP). The Project will be subject to compliance with the City's uniformly applicable development policies, including the provisions of the General Plan, Zoning Code and Municipal Code, attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference, all of which contain policies and requirements to ensure that development in the City does not create a public nuisance or conditions detrimental to the public health, safety or welfare of the community. The Project is consistent with the General Plan, which anticipates and discusses proposed development of the Shoreline Area. The following General Plan goals, policies, and actions apply (note: LU-Land Use; ED- Economic Development): GOAL LU-9. Reinforce the San Leandro Shoreline as a regional destination for dining, lodging, entertainment, and recreation, while creating a new waterfront neighborhood with housing, retail, and office uses. Policy LU-9.1 Waterfront Enhancement. Enhance the San Leandro waterfront as a distinguished recreational shoreline and conservation area, with complementary activities that boost its appeal as a destination for San Leandro residents and visitors. Future development at the Shoreline should be compatible with the area's scenic and recreational qualities. Policy LU-9.3. Public Amenities in Shoreline Development. Ensure that future development at the Shoreline includes complementary amenities that benefit San Leandro residents and current shoreline users, such as improved park space, restaurants, pedestrian and bicycle paths, and access to the Bay Trail. Policy LU-9.4. Land Use Mix. Strive for a mix of land uses in the San Leandro Shoreline area that requires little or no City investment and results in a Shoreline that is financially self-supporting. Development should be phased in a manner that is consistent with this policy, and should maximize the extent to which commercial development funds public amenities and services. GOAL ED-5 Provide amenities that attract and retain businesses and encourage those working in San Leandro to also live in San Leandro. Policy ED-5.1 Key Amenities. Support amenities that attract businesses and employees to the City, including a more vibrant downtown, walkable neighborhoods, better dining and entertainment options, quality education and Page 3of12 Exhibit A