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ATTACHMENT 3 <br />until redevelopment activities are proposed for a specific parcel within the <br />project area. <br />With development of the JDEDZ, the project area could contain up to 535,490 <br />square feet of occupied building space, a net increase of 310,802 square feet <br />over the existing occupied buildings within the JDEDZ project area. It is <br />assumed that development of the JDEDZ project area would occur in two or <br />more phases, including an initial phase (Phase I) during which Parcels 6, 9 <br />and 10 would be developed with hotel (132,000 square feet), club retail <br />(148,000 square feet), and general retail (43,903 square feet) uses; and one <br />or more future development phases. All new development would be subject to <br />a separate and subsequent development review process (e.g. Design <br />Review, Conditional Use Permit, Planned Unit Development, etc.) <br />The JDEDZ will generate increased traffic, affecting the levels of service and <br />vehicle queue length spillback in and around the project area. It should be <br />noted that proposed mitigations in the FSEIR would result in acceptable <br />levels of service (i.e., duration of delay in traveling through an intersection), <br />acceptable vehicle queue spillback (i.e., backed -up traffic potentially affecting <br />operation of an upstream intersection), and acceptable freeway ramp <br />operations. For more detailed information related to project impacts and <br />proposed mitigations, please refer to Chapter 4.D of the DSEIR. <br />C Ae suers r.Y+ Chet <br />v�rc�.aurr�� '�'rrrr'vrry-c <br />The <br />P-artaes-acknowledge-that goal of this T <br />Term Sheet, the Parties will negotiate in good faith to complete final <br />Transaction Documents that provides a level of funding --allocations <br />sub <br />mater <br />other key conditions, then the Parties will negotiate in good faith to reach a <br />fair -and -balanced agreement. <br />D C_ Project Cost Estimate <br />The following cost estimate for the Project was developed in early 2017: <br />