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City of Santa Ana impacts of the Project were determined to be less than significant in the 2012 MND. However, short- term noise from construction was determined to potentially be disruptive, thereby requiring the incorporation of Mitigation Measure NO[-1, which requires implementation of noise control measures. Additionally, noise impacts on some residents along MacArthur Boulevard were required to be reduced with the implementation of Mitigation Measures N0I-2, N01-3, NOI-4, and NOI-5. Implementation of the Approved Project could potentially reduce noise exposure to some of the residents by shifting some of the residential buildings to the north away from MacArthur Boulevard. Thus, the Approved Project will not result in new significant or increased impacts related to noise, and it is consistent with the analysis and mitigation measures contained in the 2012 MND. Population and Housing Similar to the Proposed Project, the Approved Project will not result in significant or increased impacts on population and housing. The number of units, parking ratios, and recreational and open space amenities will not change tinder the Approved Project. Impacts on population and housing would be substantially the saute as those identified in the 2012 MND, which were determined to be less than significant. Specifically, the 2012 MND determined that Project would not contribute to substantial growth inducement, nor displace any existing housing or result in the construction of replacement housing elsewhere. Public Services The Approved Project will not result in significant or increased impacts on public services. Similar to the Proposed Project, impacts on police, fire, parks, and public facilities would continue to be considered less than significant because the Approved Project will not increase square footage or the number of residents. While the Project's impacts on schools were determined to be significant, and thus required mitigation, the Approved Project will not result in any additional student generation, and thus does not result in any new significant or increased impacts from what was analyzed under the Proposed Project. Therefore, the impacts of the Approved Project would continue to be less than significant with the implementation of Mitigation Measure PS-1. Recreation The Approved Project will not result in significant or increased impacts on recreation. The number of residential units (284 units), parking ratios, and recreational and open space amenities of the Approved Project would not change compared to the Proposed Project analyzed in the 2012 MND. The Project results in an increase of approximately 852 onsite residents. Residents of the Project would most likely use the onsite recreation facilities. Therefore, it is anticipated that the Project will not result in a significant increase in the use of existing recreation facilities or require the construction of new recreation facilities, and its impacts are thus less than significant. Additionally, the Approved Project is subject to the City's municipal code parkland dedication requirements. Compliance with the municipal code would increase recreational opportunities within the City. Transportation/Traf fi c The Approved Project will not result in significant or increased impacts on transportation/traffic. The number of proposed access points to the site, parking ratios, and the number of construction vehicles and resident trips would not change as a result of the Approved Project Therefore, the The Mel at South Coast Multi. Family Residential Project June 2013 Final Mitigated Negative Declaration-Addendum 6 75B-66