91-056 - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

146 86/05,'1991 17:52 WALLACE ROBERTS & TODD SF 415 541 0944 P.OS The SpacJ£io Plan has nog proposed noise barriers along the school yards,'so the potential for noise impacts resulting from the street widening would still exist if the plan is adopted, Findina FJnding 2 FacJs in Suooort O~ FJndine It shall be the ultimate responsibility of the school district to determine when and where sound walls are needed. The City shall not incur any financial liabilities for this improvement. Land Use Sianificnnt Effects In response to decreased setbacks and reduced access conditions created by the Street Widening project, the Specific Plan will substantially alter the existing land use pattern within the corridor. ,Findine Finding Facts in Suooort of Fi,diane The following measures have been incorporated into the p~:oject, which, if properly implemented, will lessen the land use effects to an acceptable level. I. Wherever rpadway encroachment does no(ma, kc the existing use infeasible, and safe and cdnvenient access can still be provided, existing parcels shall be reconflgured to allow the conllnued usc of existing buildings, 2. In areas where il has been determined that roadway encroachment has made existing uses infeasible or inappropriate, yet safe and convenient vehicular access can still be provided, new development sites shall be identlfle'd to accommodate either the relocation of existing Bristol Street businesses or the introduclion of new businesses. 3. New residential lots shall be created wbcn a parcel does not have frontage on Bristol Street and the development of a single family residence on the parcel would contribute to the character of an existing single family neighborhood.