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6Gx13- 2C-1.083 6. Location of site in relation to both the intended service area, as well as major traffic arteries and accessibility to school buses and private vehicles for student drop-off and pickup; 7. Site location should seek to the extent practicable to promote diverse school enrollments, reflecting the broad mix of cultures, experiences and ideas to be found in the community, through the consideration of various factors, including but not limited to the socioeconomic circumstances, unique language needs and abilities, race and ethnicity of the students to be served; 8. Location of site and potential impact on the attendance boundaries of surrounding schools; 9. Occupancy of the site, specifically whether any residents will require relocation; 10. Location of site in relation to existing or planned public recreation sites, which might make possible the joint use of facilities; 11. Whether there are any existing or anticipated land uses in the area, which could adversely affect the site due to traffic generation, noise, odor, safety or other factors; 12. Whether there are any major street improvements or expressways planned in the vicinity, which could affect the site or the intended service area; 13. Whether there are adequate traffic control devices and sufficient road capacity for the intended use of the site; 14. Whether site access requires crossing a canal, railroad, major street or other physical barrier or hazard; 15. Whether there are any archeological or historical designations or any biological, zoning or environmental problems (e.g., incinerators, active or inactive dump sites, toxic soil, underground storage tanks) on the property that could adversely impact the timely use of the property for the intended purpose; 16. The extent of site development work that must be done on an unimproved site in order to make it usable for the intended purpose; 17. The condition of title to the site or any known title defects;