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r--356 RESOLUTION 94-020 Table 1 Mitigation Monitoring Program Activities 7-3 Mitigation Mea~uro Any identified h~'~rdons wasteYmaterials shah be handled and disposed of in the manner specified by the State of California Hazardous Subatan- ce~ Control I.~w (Health and Sa~eW Code Division 20, Chapter 6.5) stan- dards established by the California Department of Health Services, Office of SUztewide Health Planning and Development, and according to the quit'emerita of the California Administrative Code, Title 30, Chapter 22 and appropriate federal law. Implementation As needed during construction. [Note to be shown in specifications) 8-1 Prior to final approvai of the street improvement (PS&E) plans, City staff will work with neighborhood associations to gain approval of an acceptable landscape treatment for the cut-de-sacs propo~d at Cypre~ Avenue and East McFadden at Orange Avenue. Addirlonally, the City will commit to planting street trees in the right.of, way on the realigned segntent of MeFedden Avenue. L/gbt and Prior to approval of Final PS&E 9-1 Prior to approral of final improvement plans, a street lighting plan shall be p~piu~d for approval by thc ~tecutive Director of the Public Works A~eney. The plan shall identify the su~t Ughting needs of the proposed project alignment, the location, height and frequency of light standards, the type of lighting needed and the total illumination calculations. The plan shall specifically address each of the potentially impacted [rarceLs discussed above with respect to anticipated impact and required mitigation. biillgallon may include special light shielding or screening, and shall be ptx:n, ided where the lighting plan shows that the new light sources could potentially encxoach into existing residential uses (i.e., side or rear yards) or where the new source exceeds the illumination intensity of an existing source and thus has an adver~ effect on an existing residence. Light design nmy include special shleids atxached to the light source, thus pt~rcnting excess lighting from casting onto adjacent residences. Sci'~'ning male include, but not be I|m!ted to, laOdSCape materials (trees/bnshes, or walls/fences) consistent with the recommendations con- mined in Section 3.8, Aesthetics, [of the FEIR]. Prior to approval of Final PS&ti 10-1 Prior to the approv~ of the final Plan.s, Specifications and Estimates (PS&E), a Utility protection and Relocation Plan shall be prepared detailing the foUowlng: Prior to approval of Final PS&E 1. Any project impacts to existing utilities. 2. Appix~riate mem~ to mitigate any identified impacts. Such means m~y include protection of the utility in place or relocation, as appropriate. 3. Interim service plan to ensure contmue~ ~ during project eonsu'uction if disruption or relocation o~ ~ are required. Responsible .~gency/ EC PWA SAFD PWA PD pWA EC SAPD PWA 5