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Councilmember McGovern questioned significant and unavoidable traffic having to do with the two segments of roadway, and noise attenuation. Mr. Fialho said Mr. Dolan had explained that significant impacts are a technical term defined under CEQA. In addition staff can ensure that impacts on those roadways get mitigated by sound-attenuating asphalt which may occur before any development through the routine pavement management program. MOTION: It was m/s by Hosterman/Cook-Kallio to adopt/introduce and waive full reading of the following resolutions and ordinances subject to (1) amend the text on p. 4.L-12 of the SEIR to bolster the relationship with the school district to resolve outstanding school issues; (2) amend the text of Mitigation Measure 4.N-7 to tie traffic impacts to growth management to reflect Program 9.1, which relate to the regional roadway network, specifically First Street at Bernal and Sunol and Hopyard between Owens Drive and 1-580; (3) amend the text of Mitigation Measure 4.L-2 to tie water availability and its impacts to Growth Management Program 9.1; (4) amend the text of Mitigation Measures 4.d-la and 4.D-1b to reference guidelines and language of the Downtown Historic Guidelines for historic mitigation; and (5) direct staff to return with a work plan for the east side in the next few months, and to ensure that impacts of roadways are mitigated with the use of sound-attenuating asphalt. Resolution No. 12-492 adopting the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Findings and the statement of overriding considerations for the final environmental impact report for the Housing Element and Associated Land Use Changes and the Climate Action Plan and a Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program Resolution No. 12-493 certifying as adequate and complete the Final Supplemental Environmental Impact Report for the Housing Element (and Associated Land Use Changes) and the Climate Action Plan Resolution No. 12-494 approving the City Initiated General Plan Amendment of Five (5) sites as filed under cases P11-0905, P11-0907, P11-0909, P11-0913 and P11-0916 to allow high density residential or medium density residential development or mixed use (including multifamily residential development) Resolution No. 12-495 amending the Bernal Property Specific Plan land use designation for the Gateway Property Between Valley Avenue and 1680 (Case P11-0914) Ordinance No. 2026 approving the City initiated rezoning of the BART Property (5835 and 5859 Owens Drive), as filed under Case P11-0904 (Site 1) Ordinance No. 2027 approving the City initiated rezoning of the Sheraton Property (5990 Stoneridge Mall Road), as filed under Case P11-0906 (Site 2) Ordinance No. 2028 approving the City initiated rezoning of ten acres of the Stoneridge Shopping Center Property (1008 - 2481 Stoneridge Mall Road), as filed under Case P11-0908 (Site 3) Ordinance No. 2029 approving the City initiated rezoning of the of the Kaiser Property (5620 Stoneridge Mall Road), as filed under Case P11-0910 (Site 4) Ordinance No. 2030 approving the City initiated rezoning of the CM Capital Properties (5758 and 5850 West Las Positas Boulevard), as filed under Case P11-0923 (Site 13) Ordinance No. 2031 approving the City initiated rezoning of the Pleasanton Gateway Property (1600 Valley Avenue), as filed under Case P11-0915 (Site 7) City Council Minutes Page 12 of 13 January 4, 2012