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by Measure PP. Areas protected by Measure PP would be off limits to development of more than 10 residential units per legal lot. Figure 5: 'Last Hill" Method vs. Proposed Ridgeline Definition Approach Ridgeline per currently proposed method II Ridgeline per the last hill"method The mapping contained in this report is intended to provide City decisions-makers and the public with a birds-eye view of Measure PP-related development constraints in the Southeast Hills. When individual projects are proposed in the area, project applicants would be expected to conduct Measure PP mapping of their specific development sites, allowing for more fine-tuned development proposals reflecting the actual topography of project sites at the time of any proposed development. This mapping of individual project sites will be required to use the methodology identified in this report, and be generally consistent with the mapping provided in this report, but could show a finer-grained pattern of areas subject to Measure PP (and areas not subject to Measure PP). The ultimate objective of each project-specific mapping would be to follow the restrictions of Measure PP while allowing for development of those areas not subject to Measure PP, General Plan, or other environmental considerations. In addition, definition and consideration of other concepts related to Measure PP (e.g., the definition of "structure" and whether artificial slopes should be excluded from Measure PP restrictions) would be undertaken at a project-specific level, per Council direction. Individual development projects (whether comprising 10 or fewer units on a legal lot and not subject to Measure PP, or more than 10 units on a legal lot and subject to Measure PP) would be subject to environmental review pursuant to the California Environmental Quality Act Mapping of Southeast Hills Planning Commission Page 9 of 10