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2. Findinus. <br /> <br /> a. The City Council finds that pursuant to <br /> <br />AB 2926, the maximum mitigation which may required is-the <br />imposition of a $1.50 per square foot school impact fee. In <br /> <br />addition, pursuant to AB 2926, the City may not impose <br />additional fees or exactions, or deny the approval of the <br />Project, based on its impact on school facilities. <br /> <br /> b. The imposition of a school impact fee <br />in the amount of $1.50 per square foot of habitable residential <br />space, together with the other measures incorporated into this <br />Project, have mitigated or will mitigate school impacts of the <br />Project to a level of insignificance. <br /> <br /> c. This City Council finds that this <br />Project does not include an amendment to the City's general <br />plan. Accordingly, the proposed additional mitigation measure <br />by its own terms does not apply. <br /> <br /> P. Recreation. <br /> <br /> 1. Facts. <br /> <br /> The DEIR notes at page 77 that the Project includes <br />the dedication of a four (4) acre park around the Alviso Adobe, <br />which park would include the identified Native American site <br />and a potential area proposed as a reburial ground for human <br />remains. The DEIR states on page 77 that this park, together <br />with associated greenways and paths, would provide city-wide <br />benefits. The Final EIR notes on page 23 that the Project, as <br />revised, includes a neighborhood park consisting of five (5) <br /> <br /> 33 <br /> <br /> <br />
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