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NOW, THEREFORE, THE PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLVES AS FOLLOWS: Section 1. The Planning Commission reviewed the contents of Resolution No. 77-66 (Environmental Impact Guidelines and Procedures) as they pertain to the requirements for Negative Declarations and Environmental Impact Reports and determines that the project would have significant adverse impacts, but that the recommended conditions of approval would reduce these impacts to an insignificant level. Section 2. Although the Initial Study identified certain aspects of the project as having potential significant adverse environmental impacts, said impacts can be rendered insignificant by the inclusion of the following mitigation measures in the project, should it be approved: 1. That the General Plan designation of the subject property be changed to show 15-20 acres of "Public and Institutional," 15-35 acres of "High Density Residential", and 30-45 acres of "Commercial and Offices" and that these uses may be located anywhere within the 91.5 acre site. 2. That the General Plan multiple-single family dwelling unit ratio be changed from 25~-75~ to 20$-80~. That in conjunction with the rezoning of the subject property, the applicant agree to carry out the traffic studies necessary to properly develop the site under its new land use designation and if these studies indicate a need for an interchange at I-680/Stoneridge Drive, to fund or participate in the funding of said inter- change unless built entirely with state and/or federal monies. 4. That in conjunction with the design and location of the hospital and congregate housing, existing and projected noise levels shall be considered and that both interior and exterior noise levels in areas used by the residents and patients be acceptable for that use. Section 3. The City staff is directed to cause a Notice of Determin- ation to be filed pursuant to Section 5.4 (g) of Resolution No. 77-66.