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hillside setting and helps to integrate the houses with the natural environment. D. Vegetation and wildlife 1. The approval of the project as proposed would result in vegetation identified in the FEIR. currently impacts as 2. The mitigation measures are feasible and are incorporated in the project design or as conditions of approval. 3. The measures now incorporated into the project, imposition of the above-referenced mitigation measures, and mitigation measures which will be imposed in connection with future approvals necessary for the development of the project site, the preservation of all possible heritage trees , and minimization of project impacts on other vegetative and wildlife resources has been or will be provided for and the impact has been reduced to an insignificant level. E. Public Services/Fiscal 1. The mitigation measures of the FEIR are feasible and will be required as a condition of project approval. 2. To the extent that the project has any significant adverse impact on the provision of fire protection services, measures incorporated into the project, in combination with implementation of said mitigation measures, City review and approval of the project site's wildland fire protection plan as well as plans for subsequent development of the project site, and mitigation measures which will be imposed in connection with future approvals necessary for development of the project site, have mitigated or will mitigate to a level of insignificance any impacts of the project upon fire protection services. 3. To the extent that impacts on water supply could be significant, the mitigation measure is feasible and will be implemented by the city prior to project approval. 4. The above-referenced mi tigation measures, measures incorporated into the project, and