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RESOLUTION 94-023 37. Stationary construction equipment shall be placed such that emitted noise is directed away from residential land uses. Temporary noise barriers, enclosures or shrouds shall be used, when appropriate, to reduce noise emitted from stationary construction equipment. 38. A wall profile shall be provided to the City for review and approval prior site plan approval. 39. Prior to the issuance of a grading permit, the applicant shall erect one of the following: a) a temporary plywood fence or b) a permanent wall, along the entire length of the south property line in order to reduce short-term noise and dust impacts. Subject to final grading plans, the temporary fence or permanent wall shall be a minimum of eight feet on the project side and a maximum of ten feet on the adjacent property to the south. The temporary f~nce (if constructed) shall stay in place until the grading and construction of smith's is complete or the permanent wall construction has commenced. Although complete mitigation of these short-term noise impacts from consU'uction is not possible, these mitigation measures include all mitigation measures commonly used by regulatory agencies for mitigation of construction-related impacts. The relatively short project construction schedule set forth in the ErR and these mitigation measures are designed to ensure that the duration of these impacts will be as short as possible and that impacts will be minimized to the greatest extent feasible for that duration. PUBLIC SERVICES AND UTILITIES The City finds that the project would contribute to cumulatively significant impacts on some public services and utilities. Cumulative Impacts on Sewer Systems The proposed project would result in a net increase of approximately 41,405 gallons of wastewater per day or 15.1 million gallons per year. Although based on current land use zoning for the project site, the existing infrastructure serving .the project site in Williams Street would have sufficient capacity to serve the proposed project (see discussion of sewage impacts in Section VI, below). However, upon completion of the project, the existing system would be near capacity, which is a cumulatively significant impact. SC$~626 -20-