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growing popularion will Yesult in an increased need for housing. Properties adjacent to the PYoject site aYe curYently zoned foY single-famil�r Yesidential use and as a Yesult will likely be looked at as potential sites for development. Due to the lengths of planning and design anyT adjacent developments likelywill not occur during the same timeframe as the construcrion of the PYoject. Following construction, the Project is not anticipated to contribute to any additional environmental effects resulting in cumulative potential effects. TheYefoYe, the PYoject is not anticipated to contribute to anyT significant environmental effects due to cumulative effects. In addition to the potential environmental impacts addressed byr items 1 to 18, the economic and sociological impacts of the pYoject were consideYed. The economic and social impacts of the pYoject on the local communityT are anticipated to be beneficial by bringing additional housing opportunities and propertyT/sales tax income following construction. 2.4.3 Extent to which the Environmental Effects are Subject to Mitigation by Ongoing Public Regulatory Authority The mitigation of environmental impacts `vill be designed and implemented in coordination with regulatory agencies and will be subject to the plan approval and permitting process. Permits and approvals that have been obtained or may be required prior to project construction are outlined below: Cnit of n��erame�t T� � Of 8 L1fiRC1L�R �t�t�u� �,�iJi�:2'.�L7:.;' r�L�i�.i[7�� '�JiTI'v7! �_r�i.J �O:iSTF'21: R��i �c+.t}E .SP�wPrPi �'z:d _3ae�ati� �_'�1FC'_�, Sic7r��t:�e'7.��' rer�rPi. Ti�z�draradCa��st.fi-e�r�;ion�ict- :5iab�a��tterfr��ri�vpa•�k�ecP �T'e�d�rri r� L��2i.v��n 7aa i T� e�2r�r�rl C'orrsG�,�ra�iorr .3: � - 1 o he Su��r�ir�`� C7:-k� a€'�{:w r�'ik°er� 2T'et�:a7ir�1'�� a�t.�*aerr� a�r��i . . F2a��'t�frrrn :°a�a�+ai� 1� he Sr,w�MiYtr� (r�'daeu�'�.dl ,�a�ifd�.�r —r'�esic��.xa�aa{ 1c� be Src�Prrr��.r� Sewa�- rra�� 2Ter,er� �o �e Su&f�rr�ed �f�na�esotra D�y�rr�•rxra�ri��i Ti',�t��.-�,�r�opaza7orrs �o �e .SRr,�Prrr;�� /r;f`Faet.r��l :ti:r*��rrd R�;aar�°��s f 3:i''r�L7 �,'R,a 2.4.4 Extent to which Environmental Effects can be Anticipated and Controlled as a Result of Other Environmental Studies The CityT of Elk River has previous single-famil�r and mixed residential development experience, and similar projects have been designed and constructed within the communityT. The closes similar projecting immediately abuts the project on the north boundaryT. Design and construcrion staff are familiar with the project area. No problems are anticipated in `vhich staff has not encountered and successfull�r solved previouslyr in similaY projects in oY neaY the pYoject aYea. The cityr finds that the environmental effects of the project can be anticipated and controlled as a result of environmental review and experience on similar projects.