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55394.00053\32005762.1 <br />1983 Final EIR Mitigation <br />Measures (MMs) <br />Applicable to MainPlace Mall Transformation <br />Mitigation Program? Responsibility Timing <br />Monitor <br />(Signature <br />Required) <br />(Date of <br />Compliance) <br />shade/shadow analysis in order <br />to determine the best building <br />locations and heights for the <br />structures which could result in <br />the least shade/shadow <br />impact, if any, to the <br />surrounding land uses. <br />location of buildings, the project could have <br />shade/ shadow impacts to surrounding land <br />uses, including residential areas. The EIR analysis <br />looked at three residential development in the <br />project area and concluded that the project <br />could have significant and unavoidable shade/ <br />shadow impacts. That conclusion was based on <br />the fact that there was “no absolute height <br />limit” applicable to development of the project. <br />The Specific Plan Project would restrict buildings <br />fronting Main Street to a maximum of 20 <br />stories, and buildings on all other portions of the <br />project site to a maximum of 10 stories. Thus, as <br />further explained below, the project would not <br />have significant and unavoidable shade/ shadow <br />impacts based on the analysis set forth in the <br />Final EIR. <br />§ Residential Area A is southeast of Main <br />Street. At the time of the EIR, residential <br />development was located north and south <br />of the Santiago Creek Trail. Residential <br />development on the southeast corner of <br />the intersection of Main Street at Memory <br />Lane is now office uses. Table 23 of the EIR <br />indicated that a 21-story building would <br />need to be setback approximately 500 feet <br />from the project boundary to preclude <br />shadows. At its nearest point, on-site <br />development would be approximately 1,000