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Schools Impact: project student contri~ution to overcrowded scboo1s The city finds that the project will contribute towards an overall increase in student enrollment whereas both the existing elementary and middle schools are already near capacity. Hence, the need for additional school facilities. This is a significant impact (Draft EIR, pages 7-4 and 7-5). proposed Mitigation Measures of the EIR The EIR identified the following mitigation measure which would substantially avoid this schools impact. 7-5 contribute toward additional school facilities (Draft EIR, page 7-5). Said mitigation measure was considered and adopted with any pertinent changes in Condition 7-4, Exhibit "B" of the Planning commission staff report dated May 27, 1992. Finding: Mitigation Measure 7-5 Feasi~1e and Required The city finds that it is feasible to mitigate this impact to a less-than-significant level by requiring the applicant and successors in interest to implement Mitigation 7-5, as discussed above. The applicant and successors in interest shall be required to contribute an equitable share to the funding of school facilities as a "Condition of Approval" to the project. sanitation: Effluent Disposal Impact: potential problem in treated effluent disposal The city finds that effluent from the project may not be accepted for treatment because of effluent disposal problems. This uncertainty is a potential significant impact (Draft EIR, page 7-6) . proposed Mitigation Measure of the EIR The EIR identified the following mitigation measure which would SUbstantially avoid this sanitation impact. 7-6 Phase the project in relation to effluent disposal capacity (Draft EIR, page 7-7). Said mitigation measure was considered and adopted with any pertinent changes in condition 7-5, Exhibit liB" of the planning Commission staff report dated May 27, 1992. Finding: Mitigation Measure 7-6 Feasible and Required The city shall implement said mitigation measure, if needed. 15 II ., .