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Main Street Concourse Entitlement Actions April 19, 1993 Page 12 of 12 There will be significant unavoidable adverse impacts associated with the development of this project. The intersection of Main Street and Buffalo is adversely impacted by the proposed project and cannot be mitigated to acceptable levels with cumulative projects. Due to anticipated cumulative projects in the area of the project intersections may be adversely impacted after mitigation. All other identified traffic impacts except those listed above shall be mitigated by this project. Additionally, the proposed project has the potential to generate substantial emissions and will contribute to long term air emissions in a nonattainment area. The draft EIR identifies a significant unavoidable adverse noise impact on the project and adjacent land uses if pile driving for the high rise building foundations is necessary. cumulative noise impacts from past, present and reasonably foreseeable future projects on roadways in the project area are not significant. The proposed project would indirectly result in an unavoidable adverse impact on the City's job /housing balance by increasing employment opportunities without supplying a corresponding increase in housing. Responses to comments have been prepared and distributed to the public. The neighborhood traffic mitigation reflects the applicant's agreement to increase the funding committed for Phase I and Phase II neighborhood traffic impact studies and mitigation. A mitigation monitoring program has been completed for this project to ensure that the mitigation measures identified in the EIR are implemented during the life of the project. Robyn tegraff Executi a Director Planning and Building Agency JSR: JW: PS Attachments 213 j