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This increase represents a four percent increase in traffic volumes at the six study intersections. The traffic study did not identify any required mitigation measures. The traffic study included an analysis of the possible street closure of Wayne Avenue at Linton Street. The study concluded that closure of Wayne Avenue would result in a significant impact which could not be mitigated. The closure of Wayne Avenue was eliminated as a part of the project. j. PUBLIC SERVICES EFFECT: This infill project area is currently served by the City's police, fire and refuse collection services. The services are expected to continue. FINDINGS: Review of the building permits for this project, which will include standard conditions of approval from the Police, Fire, and Engineering and Transportation Departments, will ensure that the project's design will minimize the need for significant additional services, e.g. security design and fire suppression devices. This City review process will reduce the affect on City services to a level of less than significance. STATEMENT OF FACTS: City review of this project will include standard conditions of approval from the Police, Fire, and Engineering and Transportation Departments. This review will ensure that the project's design will minimize the need for significant additional services, e.g. security design and fire suppression devices. This City review process will reduce the affect on city services to a level of less than significance. EFFECT: This infill project is served by public utilities. Water, gas, electricity, telephone, sewer, storm water and cable tv services are presently available or can be extended from abutting streets. FINDINGS: Water, gas, electricity, telephone, sewer, storm water and cable tv services are presently available or can be extended from abutting streets with no unusual problems anticipated and there is no significant impact relating to the provision of utility services. STATEMENT OF FACTS: Water, gas, electricity, telephone, sewer, storm water and cable tv services are presently available or can be extended from abutting streets with no unusual problems anticipated and there is no significant impact relating to the provision of utility services. III. That the Initial Study and accompanying textual analysis, both of which are incorporated by reference herein, have determined that no other potentially significant environment effects are attributable to the DDA or Proposed Condemnation. IV. That the City Council approves, as adequate, the Mitigated Negative Declaration for the DDA and Proposed Condemnation.