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r . Santa Ana City Council/Community Redevelopment Agency May 15, 1984 Page Nine . XIII. . XIV. XV. . Moreover, .the EIR by way of mitigation measures, finds that the City of Santa Ana will be recipient of significant tax revenues to offset increased municioal services. However, the City of Orange will derive-no additional revenue to offset its increased costs for municipal services in the impacted area of Orange. - FAILURE TO CONSIDER RAMIFICATIONS OF PROJECT IN THE CITY OF ORANGE . In response to the significant adverse impacts of the Proposed Development, the City of Orange can be expected to consider the following measureS designed to mitigate the consequences of the traffic generated by the project: 1. Prohibit through traffic on Bedford Road at the city limits; 2. Prohibit through traffic on Lawson Way at the city limits; 3. Prohibit through traffic on Parker Street at the city limits; and 4. Failure to execute cooperative agreement with Cal Trans regarding the proposed freeway ramps into the City of Orange. The EI~ must consider the consequences of each of these measures. INADEQUATE CONSIDEP~TION OF FLOODING ISSUE The EIR fails to disclose that the Proposed Development is located in the flood plain. The EIR should disclose this fact and the size of a storm (e.g., 100 year) that can be expected to result in flooding. THE FINDINGS RE CERTIFICATIOr OF THE EIR ARE INADEQUATE Proposed Resolution No, 84-10 concerning certification of the Final EIR is inadequate. The proposed resolution fails to contain legally mandated findings concerning the basis for the Agency's conclusion that the EIR complies with CEQA, and fails to provide any indication of the analytical path that the Agency took to that conclusion. \1