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Resolution No. 2015-015 (6)5 Mitigation Monitoring Reporting Program FOCUSED GENERAL PLAN AND ZONING ORDINANCE UPDATE Supplemental Environmental Impact Report: Mitigation Monitoring Reporting Program Monitoring Action Verification of Compliance Mitigation Measures Timing/ Indicating Monitoring Frequency Compliance Agency Initials Date Remarks Hazards and Hazardous Materials Mitigation Measures The City will continue to implement the provisions of City ordinances to provide for the business occupancy inspection program and the regular inspection of Director of H-1 businesses involved in the production, storage, Ongoing Conduct regular Environmental handling, disposals, treatment, emission, discharge, or inspections Health recycling of hazardous materials. Such activity will be funded as part of the City's annual budgeting process, special tax, and/or will be funded as a fee program. At the time any new or revised Hazardous Material Business application for a new business or activity is received for a location within one -quarter mile of any residence, school, hospital, residential assisted care facility, or similar use (sensitive uses may be located within the City or outside its boundaries), or greater distance as may be determined by the Director of Environmental Health Department for particular business types, the City will review the application and determine whether a Health Risk Assessment (HRA) is At the time a required pursuant to State law and/or City Ordinance new or revised 961 to address any potential impacts to these uses. If Hazardous Determine the an HRA is deemed appropriate and further, if the HRA Material Business need fora Director of H-2 identifies potential risks associated with the business application is pp Health Risk Environmental activity relative to proximity to the residence, school, received within Assessment Health hospital, residential assisted care facility or similar use, one -quarter mile the City shall ensure that action is taken to address of any sensitive such risk. The action may consist of: use - Denying the application within the limits of the Code of the City of Vernon, or - Requiring the business operator to incorporate preventative or ameliorative measures into the business processes or activities to lower the risk to acceptable levels as set forth by federal or state regulations and policies. Supplemental Environmental Impact Report 25 5 Mitigation Monitoring Reporting Program FOCUSED GENERAL PLAN AND ZONING ORDINANCE UPDATE Supplemental Environmental Impact Report: Mitigation Monitoring Reporting Program Monitoring Action Verification of Compliance Mitigation Measures Timing/ Indicating Monitoring Frequency Compliance Agency Initials Date Remarks Noise Mitigation Measures Noise Regulations. Continue to enforce City noise regulations contained in the Zoning Ordinance to Continue protect residents and school children from excessive enforcing City Director of N-1 noise levels associated with stationary noise sources. Ongoing Community Periodically evaluate regulations for adequacy and noise regulations Services & Water revise, as needed, to address community needs and changes in legislation and technology. Siting of New Businesses and Activities near Sensitive Land Uses. Review all development proposals and building permits within the City to determine whether the proposed use has the potential At the time new As appropriate, to exceed City one -hour noise standards. The City's development require Director of N-2 standards are lower at locations near existing proposals and acoustical Community residences and schools. As appropriate, require building permits analysis for new Services &Water acoustical analysis for all such development and submitted uses near activities near such uses, and determine if mitigationare sensitive uses measures are required. Require property and business owners to implement mitigation to achieve City noise standards. Transportation and Traffic Mitigation Measures Automated Traffic Surveillance and Control Conduct study T-1 System (ATSAC). Conduct a study to determine if Ongoing on ATSAC Public Works ATSAC would be a beneficial and cost-effective system Director for the City to operate and maintain. system Coordinate with Adjacent Jurisdictions. Continue to coordinate intersection maintenance and improvements with adjacent jurisdictions so that intersect5ions along Coordinate with Public Works T-2 Soto Street, Pacific Boulevard, Slauson Avenue, Ongoing adjacent Director Alameda Street, Atlantic Boulevard, Bandini Boulevard, jurisdictions and Downey Road operate at an acceptable Level of Service. Coordinate with Rail Companies. Coordinate with railroad companies in removing obsolete rail spurs. Coordinate with Public Works T-3 Work to minimize traffic impacts to City streets from Ongoing rail companies Director trucks using Hobart Yard facilities and other multi - modal transportation yards. 26 Focused General Plan and Zoning Ordinance Update Mitigation Monitoring Reporting Program 5 FOCUSED GENERAL PLAN AND ZONING ORDINANCE UPDATE Supplemental Environmental Impact Report: Mitigation Monitoring Reporting Program Monitoring Action Verification of Compliance Mitigation Measures Timing/ Indicating Monitoring Frequency Compliance Agency Initials Date Remarks Coordination with Metropolitan Transportation Authority. Work with the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro) to achieve the following: Coordinate with T-4 - Implement the Metro's Congestion On going g g Metropolitan Public Works Management Plan (CMP) within the City. Transportation Director - Continue to provide local and regional Authority connections through Metro local and rapid bus lines. - Improve access to local Metro stations. Minimize Parking Impacts. Work with businesses to Work with develop creative strategies and solutions to address existing businesses and parking shortages. Require new development projects require new Public Works T-5 to meet the minimum parking standards in the Zoning Ongoing development to Director Ordinance for both trucks and automobiles, including meet minimum truck trailer storage, employee parking, and visitor parking parking. standards Soto Street Widening. At the time properties along Soto Street are redeveloped or as otherwise dictated by City plans for the widening of Soto Street, require the At the time Soto Require the T-6 dedication of rights -of -way to achieve the road standard Street is to be dedication of Public Works for Soto Street established in the Circulation and redeveloped or rights -of -way Director Infrastructure Element. Complete the road widening widened project at the time adequate rights -of -way have been acquired and/or dedicated. Interstate 710 Freeway Improvements. Work with Caltrans on all plans, activities, and projects regarding Coordinate with Interstate 710 that may directly impact Vernon's Caltrans and T-7 roadway facilities and traffic patterns. Coordinate with Ongoing the Gateway Public Works the Gateway Cities Council of Governments and Cities Council of Director Southern California Association of Governments on Governments studies and programs regarding the improvements to the I-710 freeway. Supplemental Environmental Impact Report 27 5 Mitigation Monitoring Reporting Program FOCUSED GENERAL PLAN AND ZONING ORDINANCE UPDATE Supplemental Environmental Impact Report: Mitigation Monitoring Reporting Program Monitoring Action Verification of Compliance Mitigation Measures Timing/ Indicating Monitoring Frequency Compliance Agency Initials Date Remarks Complete Other Improvements. At Santa Fe Avenue and 38`h improvement at public Works T-8 Street, stripe an eastbound left -turn lane within existing Ongoing Santa Fe Director right-of-way to provide additional intersection capacity. Avenue and 38th Street 28 Focused General Plan and Zoning Ordinance Update