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development of the project site, the preservation of all possible heritage trees, and minimization of project impacts on other vegetative and wildlife resources has been or will be provided for and the impact has been reduced to an insignificant level. F. Public Services/Fiscal Impacts Impacts: 1. The City finds that approval of the 149 unit development plan as initially proposed could increase wildfire hazard due to potentially inadequate project wild land management (Final EIR, page 7-2). 2. The City finds that approval of the 149 unit development plan as initially proposed would have a significant impact on the City's fire protection systems due to excessive length of the "D" and "E" cul-de-sacs, in the absence of a "Moderate Fire Hazard" rating for project open space (Final EIR, page 7-2). 3. The City finds that approval of the 149 unit development plan as initially proposed could result in inadequate water pressure during a fire emergency for proposed homes on "D" and "E" Courts, due their elevation. This is a potential significant impact (Final EIR, page 7-5). 4. The City finds that the McLeod Pump Station has inadequate pumping capacity to meet increased water .demand caused by recent and planned development in the area, including the project (Final EIR, page 7- 5). 5. The City finds that lack of water distribution pipeline connections between Windmill Lane and the project boundary is a significant impact (Final EIR, page 7-5). Facts: 1. The project developer is required to pay a pro-rata share of the costs to upgrade the McLeod Pump Station. 2. The project developer shall contribute funds towards the acquisition of one wildland fire- fighting vehicle for the Fire Department, and one - 15 -