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EXHIBIT B BERNAL PROPERTY PHASE II SPECIFIC PLAN RECOMMENDED PHASE II SPECIFIC PLAN MODIFICATIONS Apri126, 2006 Add Noise Attenuation Policy 7 on page 72 to read: "Prepare project level noise studies to evaluate the design and operation of outdoor uses that would attract significant numbers of spectators and/or utilize sound amplification. The studies should recommend appropriate noise reduction measures that could include sound berms, building orientation, and/or interior noise reduction measures for adjacent project uses; and/or operational measures such as limiting the number or types of events, regulating event hours, and/or limiting amplified sounds." 2. Add Circulation System Guideline 5.4 on page 56 to read: "The provision of safe and convenient pedestrian and bicycle access for children traveling to and from school through the Bernal Property shall be of the highest priority." 3. Add Off-Site Coordination Guideline 1.4 on page 31 to read: "Schedule construction work within the public right-of--way so as not to adversely affect the Annual Alameda County Fair and Horse Race Meet." 4. Include "public wells" in the definition of "Public Utilities" on page 20. 5. Add Transportation Management Policy 3 on page 60 to read: "Plan specific development projects within the Phase II Specific Plan area to incorporate provision for transit use and other relevant measures to reduce reliance on the automobile." 6. Add Circulation System Policy 6 on page 56 to read: "Manage construction project traffic circulation to minimize adverse impacts on roadway volumes, peak hour congestion, and the physical condition of the road network." Modify Biological Resources Policy 4 on page 74 to read: "Project special status species by providing for identification and preservation or mitigation of those species at the time specific projects are planned and implemented." 8. Modify Biological Resources Guideline 4.3 on page 74 to read: "Preconstruction surveys shall be conducted for the western pond turtle and, if determined to be present on-site, suitable protective measures shall be implemented through consultation with the California Department of Fish and Game."