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acres instead of a private recreation area, and states that <br />this would increase public open space acreage and provide <br />recreation opportunities for residents of the area. 5{he Final <br />EIR also notes that, while maintenance and operation costs to <br />the City would increase, this would not constitute a <br />significant adverse impact. Other mitigation measures which <br />are already included in the project are the provision of a 1.59 <br />acre greenway and public trail dedication, and a landscape <br />easement along the east side of Foothill Road. In addition, <br />the Final EIR at page 8 notes that Project includes the <br />provision of landscaping along Bernal Avenue and Foothill Road <br />as will be required in the PUD zoning process. <br /> <br /> The DEIR does not contain any additional mitigation <br />measures with respect to the Project, although certain <br />additional mitigation measures for project alternatives two and <br />three are described on page 78 and page 79. The Final EIR <br />indicates that the recommendations applicable to the park <br />proposed as a part of alternative three should apply to the <br />neighborhood park which has been incorporated within the <br />revised Project, and those design criteria are listed on <br />page 79 of the DEIR. These criteria include a convenient <br />location, incorporating the Arroyo as a natural feature of the <br />park location and adjacent to neighborhood streets a compact <br />configuration, and a contribution to the improvement of an <br />Arroyo recreational trail. <br /> <br /> 34 <br /> <br /> <br />
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