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The design of the on site improvements will use existing and new landscaped areas and other pervious surfaces to control and filter surface runoff prior to discharge from the site. 10. Parking lots and structures will be cleaned regularly to remove silt, dust, debris, oil, grease, metals and other constituents. Il. A clarifying catch basin will be provided by the Register in the Register parking lot approximately ]0 feet east of the future Fruit Street cul-de-sac. This catch basin will contain a chamber to collect parking lot silt and other pollutants. The chamber will be removed and debris cleaned out and properly disposed of on an as needed basis. LAND USE Significant Effect The expansion site, 6.6 acres, is currently shown on the City of Santa Aha General Plan Land Use Element as Iow density residential and on the City Zoning Map as Multiple Residential (R-3). The proposed project would develop this site in industrial uses, which would result in an inconsistency between the City General Plan Land Use Element and the Zoning Map and the land uses on the site. Finding Finding 1: Changes or alterations have been required in, or incorporated into, the project which avoid or substantially lessen the significant environmental effect identified in the Final EIR. Facts in Support of the Finding As noted above, implementation of the proposed project would be inconsistent with the existing City of Santa Aha General Plan Land Use Element and Zoning Map. The following mitigation measure, amending the Land Use Element and Zoning Map, would result An consistency between these documents and the proposed project, and would reduce this effect of the project to a level of insignificance: The Register will apply for a General Plan Amendment and zone changes for the apartment sites, the street segments and the two parcels on Grand Avenue south of Sixth Street (zone change only), as part of the negotiations for the amendment to the existing Development Agreement with the City of Santa Aha, to bring the zoning and General Plan designation for the site into compliance with the planned land use. AIR QUALITY Significant Effect Short term air quality impacts during construction, predominantly fugitive dust, are not expected to result in a significant impact. If asbestos containing building materials (ACI~Ms) are found during the demolition of the apartments and the carports, potentially toxic air pollutants could be released.