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GENERAL PLAN AND TARGETED ZONING CODE UPDATEMITIGATION MONITORING AND REPORTING PROGRAMCITY OF SANTA FE SPRINGSJANUARY 2022This Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program (MMRP) identifies Mitigation Measuresincorporated from the Santa Fe Springs General Plan and Targeted Zoning Code Update(GPTZCU) Draft EIR. For each Mitigation Measure, the MMRP identifies the significant impact,the related mitigation measure, the implementation entity, the monitoring and verification entity,and timing requirements.General Plan and Targeted Zoning Code UpdateCity of Santa Fe Springs1
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MONITORINGIDENTIFIEDIMPACTRELATED MITIGATION eAIR QUALITYConsistency withSCAQMD AirQualityManagementPlan.CumulativelyConsiderable NetIncrease ofCriteriaPollutants.Cause substantialadversecumulative airquality impacts.Mitigation Measure AQ-2A: Require aProject-level Air Quality Assessmentfor Conditional Uses and NewDiscretionary Development ProjectsApplicants shall submit a quantitativeproject-level criteria air pollutant and toxicair contaminant emissions analysis forconditional use and new discretionarydevelopment projects. The n and operational emissions.The estimated criteria air pollutant andtoxic air contaminant emissions shall becompared against the thresholds ofsignificance maintained by the SouthCoast Air Quality Management District(SCAQMD) and, if emissions are shownto be above SCAQMD thresholds, theCity shall require the implementation ofmitigations to reduce emissions. Theproject-levelassessment,andidentification of necessary mitigation,shall be prepared prior to discretionaryproject approval. Mitigation measures toreduce emissions could include, but arenot limited to: ProjectApplicantCity of SantaFe SpringsPlanning andDevelopmentDepartmentPrior todiscretionaryprojectapproval.Selection of specific constructionequipment (e.g., specialized pieces ofequipment with smaller engines orGeneral Plan and Targeted Zoning Code UpdateCity of Santa Fe Springs3
MONITORINGIDENTIFIEDIMPACTRELATED MITIGATION MEASURE Consistency withSCAQMP AirQualityManagementPlan.CumulativelyConsiderable NetIncrease ntsSignatureDateequipment that will be more efficientand reduce engine runtime);Requiringequipmenttousealternative fuel sources (e.g., electricpowered and liquefied or compressednatural gas), meet cleaner emissionstandards (e.g., U.S. EPA Tier IVFinal emissions standards forequipmentgreaterthan50horsepower), and/or utilizing addedexhaust devices (e.g., Level 3 DieselParticulate Filter);Minimizing the idling time of dieselpowered construction equipment totwo minutes; andApplication of Low-VOC paints tointerior and/or exterior surfaces (e.g.,paints that meet SCAQMD Rule 1113“Low-VOC” or “Super-Compliant”requirements).Mitigation Measure AQ-2B: Prohibitthe Installation of Natural GasHearthsinNewResidentialDevelopmentThe City shall prohibit the installation ofnew natural gas hearths/fireplaces innew residential development. emodels/redevelopmentiftheexistingstructure(s) proposed for remodel/redevelopment featured natural gasProjectApplicantCity of SantaFe SpringsPlanning andDevelopmentDepartmentPrior todiscretionaryprojectapproval.Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting ProgramJanuary 2022
MONITORINGIDENTIFIEDIMPACTCause substantialadversecumulative airquality impacts.RELATED MITIGATION ehearths/ fireplaces; however, thenumberofnaturalgashearths/fireplaces provided by the newstructure(s) may not exceed thatpresent prior to the remodel/redevelopment and must meet the mostrecent U.S. EPA, CARB, and/orSCAQMD emissions standards in effectat the time of building permit issuance.General Plan and Targeted Zoning Code UpdateCity of Santa Fe Springs5
MONITORINGIDENTIFIEDIMPACTRELATED MITIGATION MEASUREConsistency withSCAQMP AirQualityManagementPlan.Mitigation Measure AQ-2C: ResidentialElectric Vehicle and Bicycle ParkingRequirementsCumulativelyConsiderable NetIncrease ofCriteriaPollutants.Cause substantialadversecumulative airquality impacts.The following Residential and NonResidential Voluntary Measures from theCalGreen Code (Appendix A4) shall applyand be required for new residential (ordevelopmentresidentialmixed-use)projects located in the City: VerificationEntityCity of SantaFe SpringsPlanning entsSignatureDatePrior todiscretionaryprojectapproval.New one and two-family dwellingsand townhomes shall include electricvehicle infrastructure consistent withSection A4.106.8.1 of the CalGreenCode.New multi-family dwellings with 17 ormore units shall provide electricvehicle charging spaces capable ofsupporting electric vehicle supplyequipment pursuant to SectionA4.106.8.2.New multi-family dwelling units shallprovide bicycle parking pursuant toSection A4.106.9.2.Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting ProgramJanuary 2022
Consistency withSCAQMP AirQualityManagementPlan.CumulativelyConsiderable NetIncrease ofCriteriaPollutants.Cause substantialadversecumulative airquality impacts.Mitigation Measure AQ-2D: NonResidential Electric Vehicle andBicycle Parking RequirementsThe following Non-Residential VoluntaryMeasures from the CalGreen Code(Appendix A5) shall apply and be requiredfor new non-residential (or mixed-use)development projects located in the City: ProjectApplicantCity of SantaFe SpringsPlanning andDevelopmentDepartmentPrior todiscretionaryprojectapproval.New non-residential developmentwith more than 10 tenants-occupantsshall provide changing/ showerfacilities for tenant-occupants inaccordance with Table A5.106.4.3 ofthe CalGreen code.New non-residential developmentshall provide designated parking forany combination of low-emitting, fuelefficient, and carpool/ vanpoolvehicles pursuant to the Tier 1requirements of Table A5.106.5.1.1of the CalGreen code. Such parkingspaces shall be marked pursuant toSection A5.106.5.1.3 of the CalGreencode.New non-residential developmentshall provide electric vehicle chargingspaces capable of supporting electricvehicle supply equipment pursuant tothe Tier 1 requirements of SectionA5.106.5.3.1 of the CalGreen code.Such spaces shall be markedpursuant to Section A5.106.5.3.3 ofthe CalGreen code.General Plan and Targeted Zoning Code UpdateCity of Santa Fe Springs7
MONITORINGIDENTIFIEDIMPACTRELATED MITIGATION MEASUREConsistency withSCAQMP ansportation Demand ManagementCumulativelyConsiderable NetIncrease ofCriteriaPollutants.Cause substantialadversecumulative airquality impacts.The City shall require all new residentialand non-residential development thatmeets the following criteria incorporatemeasures to meet vehicle trip generationrates that are twenty percent lower thanthe standard rates as established in themost recent edition of the Institute ofTransportation Engineers (ITE) tripgeneration manual: VerificationEntityCity of SantaFe SpringsPlanning entsSignatureDatePrior todiscretionaryprojectapproval.New multi-unit development of tenunits or more;New non-residential development often thousand square feet or more;Additions to non-residential buildingsthat are ten thousand square feet ormore in size or that expand existinggross floor area by ten percent ormore; andEstablishment of a new use, changeof use, or change in operationalcharacteristics in a building that is tenthousand square feet or more in sizeor that results in an average daily tripincrease of more than ten percent ofthe current use, based on the mostrecent Institute of Traffic Engineers(ITE) trip generation rates.Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting ProgramJanuary 2022
MONITORINGIDENTIFIEDIMPACTRELATED MITIGATION eGREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONSGenerate GHGemissions, eitherdirectly orindirectlyConflict With anApplicable GHGReduction Plan,Policy cts withRespect toGreenhouseGasesGenerate GHGemissions, eitherdirectly orindirectlyConflict With anApplicable GHGReduction Plan,Mitigation Measure GHG-1A: Within twoyears of the adoption of the GPTZCU, theCity shall consider and evaluate thefeasibility of adopting an ordinance thatamends the City’s Municipal Code torequire all new residential and/or nonresidential development subject to Title24, Part 6 of the California Building Codeto achieve Zero Net Energy (ZNE)standards. If the City finds ZNEtechnology, programs, and/or otherstrategies are feasible and cost-effective,the City shall adopt a ZNE ordinance asexpeditiously as possible given Cityresources. As defined by the CaliforniaEnergyCommission(CEC),ZNEstandards require the value of the netenergy produced by project renewableenergy resources equals the value of theenergy consumed annually by the project,using the CEC’s Time DependentValuation (CEC, 2015).ProjectApplicantCity of SantaFe SpringsPlanning andDevelopmentDepartmentPrior todiscretionaryprojectapproval.Mitigation Measure GHG-1B: Considerthe Preparation and Adoption of aClimate Action Plan.ProjectApplicantCity of SantaFe SpringsPlanning andDevelopmentDepartmentPrior todiscretionaryprojectapproval.To implement General Plan Policy OSC4.3, the City of Santa Fe Springs shallconsider preparing and adopting aClimate Action Plan (CAP) within twoyears of adoption of the GPTZCU that:General Plan and Targeted Zoning Code UpdateCity of Santa Fe Springs9
MONITORINGIDENTIFIEDIMPACTRELATED MITIGATION MEASUREPolicy orRegulation.1) Establishesacommunity-widegreenhouse gas emissions inventoryfor a single, historic calendar year(e.g., the current year for which theCAP is being prepared).2) oposed over a specified timeperiod. The time period forecastedshall be no less than the Year 2040.Additional, forecasted years (e.g.,2030, 2035, etc.) may be included.3) Identifies annual, community-widegreenhouse gas emission reductiontargets (i.e., in MTCO2e) and/orefficiency targets (i.e., in MTCO2e perservice population and/or capita) thatalign the City’s emissions withlegislativelyadoptedstate-widegreenhouse gas reduction targets(e.g., AB 32 and SB 32) for aspecified calendar year. For acalendar year beyond that which hasa legislatively adopted greenhousegas reduction target, the greenhousegas emissions reduction goal for2050 outlined in EO S-3-05 shall beused as a future benchmark. Theidentified annual, community-widegreenhouse gas emissions target forthe City may be an interpolated valuebased on legislatively adopted statewide greenhouse gas reductionCauseSubstantialAdverseCumulativeImpacts withRespect SignatureDateMitigation Monitoring and Reporting ProgramJanuary 2022
MONITORINGIDENTIFIEDIMPACTRELATED MITIGATION etargets and those issued byExecutive Order.4) Specifies measures or a group ofmeasures, including performancestandards, that substantial evidencedemonstrates, if implemented on aproject-by-projectbasis,wouldcollectively achieve the specifiedannual, community-wide greenhousegas emission reduction targets and/orefficiency targets.5) Establishes a mechanism to monitorthe plan’s progress toward achievingits community-wide greenhouse gasemission reduction targets and/orefficiency targets, and requiresamendment if the CAP is notachieving specified levels.6) Be adopted in a public processfollowing environmental review.Mitigation Measure GHG-1C: Require aProject-levelGreenhouseGasEmissions Assessment for NewDiscretionary Development Projects.Applicants shall submit a project-levelgreenhouse gas (GHG) emissionsanalysis for discretionary developmentprojects. The GHG emissions analysisshall evaluate the project’s consistencywith adopted state-wide GHG emissionsreduction goals, such as Senate Bill 32,EO S-3-05, or interpolated GHG emissionGeneral Plan and Targeted Zoning Code UpdateCity of Santa Fe SpringsProjectApplicantCity of SantaFe SpringsPlanning andDevelopmentDepartmentPrior todiscretionaryprojectapproval.11
MONITORINGIDENTIFIEDIMPACTRELATED MITIGATION ereduction goal for 2040 that is based onstate-wide GHG emissions reductiongoals (e.g., an interpolated SCAQMDefficiency metric of 2.6 MTCO2e/yr/SP). Ifthe project’s GHG emissions are found tobe inconsistent with state-wide GHGemission reduction goals, mitigation shallbe identified and implemented to reduceemissions. The project-level GHGemissions analysis shall fully address theproject’s GHG emissions impacts usingthe checklist questions contained in theCEQA Guidelines Appendix G, Item VIII,Greenhouse Gas Emissions. Mitigationmeasures to reduce emissions couldinclude, but are not limited to: 12Increasing the energy efficiency ofthe proposed building(s) (e.g.,identifying building practices that gobeyond CalGreen Code standards,identifying specific energy efficientappliances, etc.);Incorporatingon-siterenewableenergy generation into projectdesign;Reducing the quantity of parkingprovidedbytheproposeddevelopment; andReducing indoor and outdoor potablewater consumption.Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting ProgramJanuary 2022
MONITORINGIDENTIFIEDIMPACTRELATED MITIGATION eHYDROLOGY AND WATER QUALITYSubstantiallydecreasegroundwatersupplies orinterferesubstantially withgroundwaterrecharge suchthat the projectmay impedesustainablegroundwatermanagement forthe basinMitigation Measure UTL-1:Demand Management.WaterProjectApplicantCity of SantaFe SpringsPlanning andDevelopmentDepartmentPrior y of SantaFe SpringsPlanning andDevelopmentDepartmentPrior todiscretionaryprojectapproval.New developments under the GPTZCUthat will be served by local water utilityproviders will not be approved if theyincrease water use in excess of what isidentified for supply in 2040 under themost recent Urban Water ManagementPlans for the involved local waterproviders.UTILITIES AND SERVICE SYSTEMSRelocation orConstruction ofNew or ge, ElectricPower, NaturalGas, orCommunicationsFacilities.Mitigation Measure UTL-1:Demand Management.WaterNew developments under the GPTZCUthat will be served by local water utilityproviders will not be approved if theyincrease water use in excess of what isidentified for supply in 2040 under themost recent Urban Water ManagementPlans for the involved local waterproviders.General Plan and Targeted Zoning Code UpdateCity of Santa Fe Springs13
MONITORINGIDENTIFIEDIMPACTRELATED MITIGATION eHave SufficientWater SuppliesAvailable toServe the Projectand ReasonablyForeseeableFutureDevelopment.Cause aSubstantialAdverseCumulativeImpact withRespect toUtilities andService Systems.14Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting ProgramJanuary 2022
MITIGATION MONITORING AND REPORTING PROGRAM . CITY OF SANTA FE SPRINGS . JANUARY 2022 . This Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program (MMRP) identifies Mitigation Measures incorporated from the . Santa Fe Springs General Plan and Targeted Zoning Code Update (GPTZCU) Draft EIR. For each Mitigation Measure, theMMRP identifies the significant .
