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3. Impact E3. Cumulative increase in middle school enrollment exceeding ideal school district capacity in existing schools. Mea~mre E3. Development in the project area shall pay school impact fees to the School District at the same rate as other properties in the City of Pleasanton, subject to agre~'ment between the School District and Master Developer giving consideration to the designation and acquisition of a school site. ~: Changes or alterations have been required in, or incorporated into, the Project which avoid or substantially lessen the significant environmental effect ider~ified in the Final EIR to a less than significant level. Fact~ in Suonort of Finding: The impact will be avoided or reduced based on the following: a. As required by PUD Condition , payment of school impact fees to the District will help finance the construction of a new school. Per Senate Bill 50, payment of school fees is full mitigation of a project's impacts on schools. b. Greenbriar has agreed to participate in a funding agreement with the PUSD (e.g. the "Flat Fee Agreement"). This addresses Mitigation Measure E3. The new (third) middle school is now under construction and will be open in fall, 2000, before any project-generated students arrive. The three middle schools are projected to be sufficient to house future city needs for middle school capacity. 4. Impact E4. Potential for safety, noise, and/or attendance area conflicts related to location of school facilities. Miff ~ation Measures: Measure E4a. In developing and operating the elementary school, the PUSD should: (1) Prepare a circulation plan for the school site that would avoid queuing of vehicles on Case Avenue by providing for adequate on-site queuing areas for both drop-off and pickup of students; (2) Prohibit parking along Case Avenue adjacent to the elementary school; and (3) Commit to offset school start times ofthe middle and elementary schools by 15 to 30 minutes. 16