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7.1 MITIGATION MONITORING PROGRAM Public Utilities Table 7.1 -continued Timing or Person/ Frequency Monitoring Agency of Impact Mitigation Measure Requirements Responsible' Monitoring= 4.4.4-2 The project would have a 4.4.4-2(a) Streets in residential areas should be aligned to maximize Review at SP stage. SJCCDD SP significant energy demand and the number of houses with southern exposures to facilitate would contribute to the depletion the use of solar energy. Lots along these streets should be of non-renewable resources and of an adequate width to promote south-facing orientation of the demand for environmentally- units and maximum south-facing roof areas for solar detrimental renewable resources collectors. Street, lot, and residential unit design to promote such as hydroelectric power. the use of solar energy should be addressed in the Specific Plan. 4.4.4-2(b) The Specific Plan should state how conformance with Review at SP stage. SJCCDD SP and PC the Solar Rights Act of 1987 and Solar Shade Control _! Act of 1987 would be achieved. Details on how the acts would be Implemented should be addressed during the Tentative Map phase. 4.4.4-2(c) The Specific Plan should assess the feasibility of Review at SP stage. SJCCDD SP incorporating solar water heating .systems for residential. commercial, and industrial buildings. 4.4.4-2(d) Residences with common walls should be incorporated into Review at SP stage. SJCCDD SP and PC the project to the extent practicable to minimize heat loss from units. Inclusion of such units should be addressed in the Specific Plan. 4.4.4-2(c) Shade trees should be provided on the west side of buildings Review at SP stage. SJCCDD SP and PC to reduce cooling demands during the summer and to provide windbreaks during cooler months. Landscaping standards should be established in the Specific Plan. 4.4.4-2(t) Shadc trees should be provided in parking lots that would Review it SP stage. SJCCDD SP and PC not block winter sunlight from reaching nearby buildings. At least 70 percent of the parking stalls should be shaded between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Such shading would reduce the use of air conditioning in automobiles and heat buildup associated with asphalt. Landscaping standards should be established in the Specific Plan. 4.4.4-2(g) Landscaping along roads should he incorporated into the Review at SP stage. SJCCDD SP and PC project design to minimize heat buildup associated with asphalt. Landscaping standards should be established in the Specific Plan.