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mitigation measures were detailed in the Initial Study and Mitigation Monitoring Plan and are summarized as follows: 1) no remediation measures are required for 1152 Marina Boulevard (other than those related to asbestos containing materials and significant lead -containing paint), 2) removal and proper disposal of the three remaining underground storage tanks, including all associated piping and dispensers, excavation of all contaminated soil up to the cleanup levels approved by the San Francisco Bay Regional Water Quality Control Board, and stockpiling and aeration of all gasoline contaminated soil on -site at 1066 Marina Boulevard, 4) disposal of any waste oil contaminated soil (at 1066 Marina Boulevard) at an approved facility, 5) installation of up to three groundwater monitoring wells (at 1066 Marina Boulevard) following Alameda County Flood Control and San Francisco Bay Regional Water Quality Control Board protocols and guidelines, 6) removal of any abandoned wastes, including four or five drums of contaminated soil (at 1072 Marina Boulevard), in accordance with all state and federal regulations, and 7) implementation of the following remediation measures for 1066, 1072, and 1152 Marina Boulevard: 1. All asbestos -containing material in buildings being demolished shall be handled in accordance with federal and state regulations. 2. All asbestos -containing material that will be disturbed in any renovation work will be handled in accordance with federal and state regulations. 3. Abatement of all damaged (peeling/deteriorating) paint areas. 4. There shall be no sanding, scraping or other damage to any of the undamaged areas of the identified significant and less -significant lead -containing paint during the renovation work. 5. There shall be no sanding, scraping or any peeling/delaminating of any intact paint that has not been sampled/included in the survey. j. HOUSING EFFECT: The proposal will result in the demolition of one vacant single- family residence, which has most recently been used as an office. FINDINGS: The single-family residence/office exists in the Commercial Services District as a nonconforming use. The single-family residence has been used as an office for an extended period of time. The Redevelopment Agency will ensure its obligation for replacement housing will be met by adopting the Auto Mall Project Replacement Housing Plan for the City portion of the Alameda County - City of San Leandro Redevelopment Project.