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194 The proposed project shall provide !()-foot wide travel lanes.which will provide for adequate traffic operations on an inte~ ~,~ vasis. ~ 4. A bus bay shall be installed on the est side of TuslJn Avenue just north of the proposed project driveway as requested by OCTD. Widen the east side of Tustin Avenue adjacent to the project site to provide for an additional lane as a future right turn lane at 17th Street and ultimately the installation of a four-foot barrier median. (The barrier median cannot be installed until the remainder of the right-of- way is obtained on the east side between the project site and 17th Street, and on the west side along the Hillview Project site) 6. Restripe Tustin Avenue to accommodate dual left turn lanes southbound into the project driveway. Participate in the widening of 17th Street at Tustin Avenue to provide for dual eastbound- westbound left turn lanes. Widening will be required on both the north and south sides of lTth Street both east and west of Tustin Avenue, all within the existing right of way. Participate in signal modifications at the Tustin/17th Street intersection to relocate signal equipment and upgrade the signal as required by the widening and installation of added traffic lanes. 9. Install the proposed traffic signal on Tustin Avenue at the project driveway. (Incorporated in Project Design by Applicant). 10. provide for a loading area and trash endosure in the area between the parking structure and the restaurant's truck service and trash needs. 11. Widen the proposed driveway entrance to provide two adequate width entrance lanes to accommodate the southbound left turn movements into the project, and two existing lanes, as shown on the mitigation drawings. Implementation of the above mitigation measures will reduce traffic impacts to a level of insignificance. Air Ouality Based upon the guidelines established by the South Coast Air Quality Management District SCAQMD), the project has been determined to be inconsistent with the Air Quality Management Plan. Using the $CAQMD's guidelines as described in the Air Quality Handbook For Preparing Environmental Impact Reports, the project has been determined to generate increased dust levels and emissions during its construction phase and long-term increases in emissions of CO, NOx, SOx, TSP, and ROG. All emissions are below the standards established by the SCAQMD; however, due to the project's inconsistency with Air Quality Management Plan, air quality impacts are considered significant. In order to mitigate the air quality impacts of the proposed project, the following mitigation measures have been identified in the environroental impact report for short-term and long- term air quality impacts: