4.0 Corrections and Additions
The total number of households dwelling units within these four tracts was 4,358 (or 13,235 16,091 persons) in 2007‌. As of 2007, there were an estimated 1,814 1,448 housing units within the Project Area. Page S-3, section S.2.2, under the subheading Demographics, third paragraph, the first sentence is revised as follows: The average household income, $35,678, is significantly lower than the citywide average, $58,724, based upon 2000 dollars $36,687,based upon 1999 dollars. Page S-3, section S.2.2, under the subheading Demographics, the first paragraph, the second and fourth sentences are revised as follows: The total number of households dwelling units within these four tracts was 4,358 (or 13,235 16,091 persons) in 2007. As of 2007, there were an estimated 1,814 1,448 housing units within the Project Area. Page S-3, section S.2.3, under the subheading Land Use, first paragraph, the third sentence is revised as follows: As of 2007 it was estimated that there were 1,814 1,448 housing units and 8,636 2,908 jobs within the pProject aArea. Page S-6, section S.3, under the subheading Project Need, the second paragraph is revised as follows: The Project Area’s location and amenities make it a natural location for housing and a mix of other uses; however, uncoordinated redevelopment may provide limited environmental and social benefit while resulting in the loss of valuable industrial land. Therefore, the development of the Specific Plan component of the Proposed Alternative was undertaken to provide a framework for creating an environmentally sustainable, inclusive, and economically viable area. Policies included in the Specific Plan Proposed Alternative are intended to accommodate a range of housing options, new public spaces, opportunities for walking and bicycling, and clusters of development for both existing industrial businesses and the new technology businesses of the future. The Redevelopment Plan is intended as a mechanism for helping to achieve the goals of the Specific Plan. Page S-6, section S.4, under the subheading Community Planning Process, the first paragraph is revised as follows: A community-based planning process has been a critical component in creating the Specific Plan and Redevelopment Plan that make up the Proposed Development Alternative and initiating this environmental analysis. More than five workshops have been conducted during the development of the Specific Plan Proposed Alternative in order to ensure maximum input from a wide range of stakeholders. The following timeline outlines this process. Cornfield Arroyo Seco Specific Plan Final EIR
4-3