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CHAPTER 5 <br /> Responses to Comments at the Public <br /> Hearing on the Draft SEIR <br /> The Planning Commission held a public hearing on the Draft SEIR on October 26, 2011. The <br /> following is a summary of comments received at the public hearing, followed by responses that <br /> address those topics. Some of the topics raised have been previously responded to in Chapter 4 <br /> (Written Comments on the Draft SEIR and Responses to Comment). <br /> A. Environmental Topics Raised and Responses to <br /> Comments from October 26, 2011 Hearing <br /> The following comments were made at the Planning Commission public hearing on the Draft <br /> SEIR on October 26, 2011: <br /> Planning Commissioner Jennifer Pearce <br /> Comment: Is the draft historic preservation mitigation adequate?And,would it allow the <br /> removal of historical structures without subsequent review? <br /> Response: As described in Mitigation Measure 4.D-la on page 4.D-15 of the Draft EIR, a <br /> project applicant would first be required to determine if structures are indeed historic by <br /> conducting a historic resource evaluation. If a structure is determined to be historic, <br /> Mitigation Measure 4.D-lb would be required. <br /> The Historic American Buildings Survey(HABS) mitigation requirement(Mitigation <br /> Measure 4.D-lb) would provide a permanent record of a historic building in the form of <br /> written descriptions and histories, large format black and white photographs, and detailed <br /> architectural drawings. NABS documentation is often used to mitigate the demolition or <br /> substantial alteration of historic structures. This mitigation would be required to follow the <br /> Secretary of the Interior's Professional Standards for creating HABS records. <br /> Although the recording of a historic structure would eliminate one adverse impact of demolition <br /> (the loss of historical information),it would not prevent the physical loss of a historic resource. <br /> The HABS/HAER documentation is standard mitigation for the loss of historic architectural <br /> resources. It does lessen an impact,which is required by CEQA when feasible,but is not <br /> considered to eliminate the impact;thus,the impact remains significant and unavoidable. <br /> The findings of the historic evaluation and the development application for a potential site for <br /> rezoning under the proposed Housing Element would be reviewed by the City's decision- <br /> General Plan Amendment and Rezonings 5-1 ESA/210016 <br /> Final Supplemental Environmental Impact Report December2011 <br />
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