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a.8. Finding. The City's case-by-case review process will help mitigate air quality problems. a.9. Fact. Air quality is a factor in the City's Environmental Review process. Projects which generate high levels of air pollutants must incorporate air quality mitigations in their design. a.10. Finding. Coordination of air quality planning efforts with other local, regional and state agencies will help to mitigate the regional impacts on air quality. a.ll. Fact. The City will incorporate the provisions of ABAG's Bay Area Air Quality Plan and BAAQMD's Air Quality and Urban Development Guidelines into the City Planning and project review procedures. a.12. Fact. The City will cooperate with the BAAQMD to monitor pollutants in the Tri-Valley area and will notify regional jurisdictions of proposed projects which may affect regional air quality. a.13. Fact. The City will cooperate with the BAAQMD and California Air Resources Board in enforcing air quality provisions. VI. Geotechnical Impacts A. Significant Effect. Land uses proposed for the eastern slope of Pleasanton Ridge and the Southeast Hills may allow residential structures in areas of high landslide potential and with drainage and erosion problems. a.1. Finding. Mitigation measures incorporated into the project will substantially lessen the effect of landslides, and drainage and erosion problems. a.2. Fact. See Section I (Land Use) a.8. a.3. Finding. The new designation of Rural Density Residential clarifies land use policies and will protect the most sensitive slopes. a.4. Fact. See Section I (Land Use) b.4. B. Significant Effect. A major seismic event on the Calaveras Fault could cause widespread structural damage. b.1. Finding. The Proposed Plan contains measure to minimize the effects of a seismic event. b.2. Fact. The City will comply with the provisions of the Alquist-Priolo Act.