94-021 - Final Environmental Impact Report for the North Harbor Specific Plan

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RESOLUTION 94'021 Facts in SumDort of the Findin~ Throughout ultimate implementation of the Specific Plan, the Community Development Agency shall continue to undertake the following practices: Set aside 30 percent of all tax increment revenues for the development of low and moderate income housing. Ensure that not less than 30 percent of all dwellings constructed or rehabilitated with the assistance of Agency funds shall be set aside for low and moderate income households pursuant to State law. Provide assistance to households displaced as a direct result of Agency actions, including financial participation in development projects. Assistance shall be consistent with State law and shall, at a minimum, include the payment of fair market prices for all units, the payment of relocation costs, and the payment of any cost differences between the displaced unit and comparable replacementhousing. Replace all low and moderate income units that are displaced as a result of Agency actions as required by State law. Ensure that businesses displaced asa result of Agency action shall be provided with relocation benefits in accordance with State law. This may include fair market value for the land and the business, relocation assistance, and loss of business due to any move. Property owners also shall be offered the opportunity of participating in the redevelopment project area. VII. MITIOATION MEASURES FOR IMPACTS CONSIDERED TO BE LESS TH~N SIGNIFICANT This section describes mitigation measures for those effects of the proposed Plan which are considered to be less than significant and that, therefore, are not required under CEQA. However, these measures improve the Plan and are acceptable under CEQA. Findings are not required for effects determined to be less than significant. The impact categories determined to be less than significant and the mitigation measures incorporated in the Plan are described below. 23