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and drainage impacts. <br /> <br /> Finding: <br /> <br /> The City finds that the Reduced Development Alternative <br /> is feasible and would be environmentally superior to the <br /> project and accepts this alternative for the following <br /> reasons: <br /> <br /> 1. Mitigation measures recommended for the project <br /> also can be equally and feasibly incorporated into <br /> this alternative for development or the project <br /> site. In addition, conditions 6f approval which <br /> otherwise would be imposed on the project can be <br /> equally imposed on this alternative for development <br /> of the project site. Said mitigation measures and <br /> conditions of approval have substantially mitigated <br /> or will substantially mitigate all of the <br /> environmental effects of the alternative to a level <br /> of insignificance. <br /> <br /> 2. The social, economic and other benefits of the <br /> project, as indicated in Section V, Statement-of <br /> Overriding Considerations hereinafter, also would <br /> apply equally to, or to a larger extent, to this <br /> alternative. <br /> <br /> 3. To the extent that any impacts of this alternative <br /> are not mitigated to a level of insignificance, the <br /> City Council finds that the social, economic and <br /> other consideration of the alternative, as <br /> referenced above, outweigh these unavoidable <br /> adverse impacts. <br /> <br />C. Optional Site Alternative <br /> <br /> The San Francisco Water Department property in south <br /> Pleasanton was evaluated in the Final E1R because <br /> unavoidable but insignificant environmental impacts are <br /> an inescapable consequence of developing the proposed <br /> project site (Final EIR, page 10-1). <br /> <br /> Facts: <br /> <br /> In comparison to implementation of the project at the <br /> proposed project site, the Optional Site Alternative <br /> would result in a need for a General Plan amendment (the <br /> <br /> - 27 - <br /> <br /> <br />