Vacations - Easements, Reserves, Streets, Walkways - 1979-1981 pt1

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Community Redevelopment Law (§333000 et seq. Health and Safety Code). Section 6. That a final EIR has been prepared, determined to be adequate and approved by the Agency and City for the Plan. This Council determines that the vacation of portions of the subject streets is pursuant to and in furtherance of the Plan and by virtue of 521090 of the Public Resources Code is deemed a single project with the Plan. Section 7. That as set forth in the Engineer's Report, the streets in the vicinity of the Project Area have adequate capacity to handle all vehicular traffic present or anticipated. Construction of the Callan -Huff bypass budgeted for FY 80-81 will divert traffic from west bound Estudillo (and West Estudillo) to Davis Street. The Plan calls for improvements and new signalization in the Project Area per- imeter streets to further aid circulation. Section 8. That the restriction of vehicular traffic on West Estudillo will improve pedestrian safety between San Leandro Boulevard and Hays Street. Section 9. The Plan makes adequate provision for non -motorized transportation through and around the proposed project. Section 10. That of the property which abuts the portions of streets to be vacated, all are owned by the Redevelopment Agency, or the City of San Leandro with the exception of one parcel and the owner of such parcel has consented to such vacation. The property which con- stitutes the vacated portions of the subject streets is owned by the City or Agency in fee. Section 11. That it is necessary to serve the public interest, convenience and necessity to reserve a public utility easement in a portion of West Estudillo Avenue as hereinafter described.