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592 EXHIBIT 'A ' PAGE 6 environmental impacts. All public improvements shall be consistent with the General Plan that is in force at the time the project is being undertaken. I) LIGHT AND GLARE Potential Significant Effect: A number of the projects involve the retrofit or renovation of lighting in wdsting parks. Thls additional lighting could adversely impact adjacent properties that may be sensitive to lighting. Finally, the introduction of lighting into a park could ~ttend the facility operations which, in turn, could lead to other light and giare impact~. The greatest potential for impact tnvolves the addition of field lighting in parks Io~ated within existing residential neighborhoods. Finding: Finding Facts in Support of Finding: The majority of the planned improvements will have little or no light or glare impact given the t~risting ambient levels of light and glare, however light and glare impacts will be studied on a case-by-case basis. The renovation of earring lighting addition of athletic fields that will require lighting or the physical expansion of a park will require measures that will be effective in reducing or eliminating potential adverse impacts. Lighting plans for n~w athletic field.~ and other outdoor facilities shall be prepared prior to plan approvals. Night lighting shall be designed to avoid any light or glare impacts to passing motorists on adjacent roadways. ~ onsite parking and security lighting shall employ fully shielded fixtures with high presstwr sodium bulb& These meaontr~ will reduce potential impacts to insignificant I~vels. J) POPULATION AND HOUSING Potential Significant Effect: The implementation o! the Community Facilities Impbovement Plan will not result In any direct increases in the City's population. 'The projects envisioned under the Plan are specifically designed to meet both current and projected demand on community facilities. The required provision o 'or affordable hOUSing units could lead to a~m..~, effect projects involves potential housing unit ddispl~c~t~rd.}Itp~p~gfl_~_nt will following: enlarging ~a~ting parks, the develotm~enl~~ood t~l~ tl~ d~ent ! r, B Finding: Finding 1 ~ ~ ~'~' . The adoption and implementation of the P~d~ent may ~lt in additianat displacement. The dele and ~aent of i displacement will need to be ~valuated in ~bsequent envn'onmental review. Any dtsplacement ~il require th* l..~ati.Agency to pay the f~r marl~t value for real property and assist in relocation. The Redevelopment/tg~ncy will not as, eminent domain to acquire private property. Otrrent Federal and Statel laws provide a varle~ of mechanlsrns to protect persons displaced by pro}ects ~ protect the C-~ty~s supply of Iow trod moderate income housing. Also, the Agency shall continue to develop Iow and moderate income housing project* through the 20 pereent set-aside of twr increment funds. Community Facilities Improvement Plan projects shall comply with all sections of the Community Redevelopment Law which petlaln to the availability of Affordable Houxing Units. Th, City will prepare un ~fforduble Housing Plan to ~mplemcnt these and other provisions required by law. Th~ impacts on population and housing are &~'J~cted to be mitigated to l~veis of insignificance.