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3.4 Other ProposedDevelopments in the Project AreaThere are also a number of other new development projectsunderway or at the planning stage in the area of the projectsite that will increase transit demand and automobile traffic.These proposed developments are summarized below, in termsof their net overall increases. Figure 5 shows the location ofthese proposed developments in relation to the two projectareas and to major transportation facilities.Executive Park(far left) andVisitacion Valley(left) are otherproposeddevelopments19Existing Conditions
Figure 5: Proposed Nearby DevelopmentsExecutive Park3,400 homes90,000 sq. ft. of retail/restaurantHunters View800 homes6,400 sq. ft. of retail21,600 sq. ft. of community servicesIndia Basin Shoreline Area C1,240 homes100,000 sq. ft. of retail1,365,000 sq. ft. of commercial spaceHunters Point Shipyard Phase I1,600 homes20,000 sq. ft. of retailBrisbane Baylands8,400,000 sq. ft. of developmentCow Palace Redevelopment1,700 homes550,000 sq. ft. of commercial/research & developmentJamestownapproximately 200 homesVisitacion Valley1,600 homes170,000 sq. ft. of retail25,000 sq. ft. of community servicesExisting Conditions20
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5.3 PhasingThe Plan calls for a com
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6Game Day ConsiderationsAs part of
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Figure 20: Post-Game Auto Exit Capa
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8AnalogiesThe mode split goal of th
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